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  1. December 27th, 2006, 11:55 PM #1
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    This is my first posting of a tune ever. Beware this is what I call elevator music! Its called Noodle becuase I was noodling around with some chords and my wife loved the sound of them. So a little here and there now its a whole song, and my sweetie loves it! She likes to play it while working or when she paints.

    I did this in Sonar using mostly my strat and the two little lead breaks were on the ES335 all guitars were miced, I recorded my Bass direct the voices were from my TR Keyboard recorded direct and finally the drums I pounded in with my Korg padKontrol using BFD drums. Im really interested in your feedback regarding the mix, as far as musicianship I know that needs work but its part of the journey. Hope you enjoy your elevator ride

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mark
    This is my first posting of a tune ever. Beware this is what I call elevator music! Its called Noodle becuase I was noodling around with some chords and my wife loved the sound of them. So a little here and there now its a whole song, and my sweetie loves it! She likes to play it while working or when she paints.

    I did this in Sonar using mostly my strat and the two little lead breaks were on the ES335 all guitars were miced, I recorded my Bass direct the voices were from my TR Keyboard recorded direct and finally the drums I pounded in with my Korg padKontrol using BFD drums. Im really interested in your feedback regarding the mix, as far as musicianship I know that needs work but its part of the journey. Hope you enjoy your elevator ride

    Going up!!

    http://www.mediamax.com/marklench/Hosted/Noodle%21.mp3

    Very cool!! The first part really drew me in with the drums. I could envision doing yoga or stretching with it. As far as the mix goes, some of the guitar leads in the middle (mainly the first one) seemed to fight just a little with the same drums that drew me in at the beginning somehow. IMO. Overall, liked it very much! Thanks for sharing.
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  3. December 28th, 2006, 09:14 AM #3
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    Very nice Mark. Thanks for sharing your music with us.

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  4. December 28th, 2006, 12:34 PM #4
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    Kinda U2-ish...Loved it! Reminds me of the music The Edge did for the movie "Captive"...

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    In a good sense...I could hear Cindy Lauper singing over this at the beginning... than on to ricky martin.....ok, so I am strange in duet match ups..... but your music was kick'n it... nice job... i enjoyed it..


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  6. December 28th, 2006, 01:46 PM #6
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    Wow thank you guys! Im finding you learn a lot by recording yourself and I tend to be my own worst critic.
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    Hi Mark,

    I tried to download this file but the site told me that the link was incorrect.
    Have you moved this file since you posted it? I'd love to hear it.

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  8. December 29th, 2006, 01:30 PM #8
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    Try it now Jim its fixed. I forgot to verify my address with them I had just signed up.
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    Thanks for sharing, it's beautiful! Well done.
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    Mark, it sounds good! The audio quality was very good, and I really like the synth voices. Korg or Roland?
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    Its a Korg TR-61 I really like it. Thank you again for your compliments real confidence booster!
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    Very nice very nice indeed Mark!
    Thanks for sharing it with us.

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    Very beautiful indeed and an excellent production too. This is definitely FretNet CD material. Way to go.
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