First original song written with my band (with the Kronos)

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First original song written with my band (with the Kronos)

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Hey guys,

A while ago, I published a video of my band playing a cover, but now we've just completed the recording of a few original songs.

I never really learned to play piano so I hope the beginning doesn't sound too "stiff" or unnatural. I've also used a few slightly modified community patches in the song, as well as commercial sounds from the community merchants (i.e. sounds of planet's protein1 = DAL lead, detonator sw1). In this particular song, I had a lot of difficulties to find out what I could play or what patches I should have selected. Even though it is finished, I am still unsure if I should have chose "that" patch over "that one".

Well, nevertheless, I hope you'll enjoy it! We have 4 more songs coming up soon!


So here's the song/video :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2DAPjgpyhDI

and our facebook page (subscribe if you like! :D)
https://www.facebook.com/collidingparallels
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=D> =D> =D> =D> =D>

BRILLIANT - love it!!!

Great band!!!

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Post by slowtrain »

I liked your piano playing :verycool:

Isn't that a Heil PR 40 mic your singer is using though? It's not a side address mic, you're supposed to sing into the end. I guess he was just doing that for looks 8)
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Post by KevinH »

Great song! Thanks for sharing it with us.
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Post by Nightale »

Thansk for the good words :D

@Slowtrain : yeah PR40 and yeah you're right haha. just for the look he held it like that. We even talked about it and thought that no one would notice hahaha. You're the first :D
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Post by slowtrain »

Yeah, it's pretty unlikely most people would notice. That's a really nice mic. I'm trying to decide between that one and the Sennheiser 421 II, so I happened to notice it. I like your music, and I'm looking forward to the next songs. Fwiw, The Shure 55SH has an upgrade kit that I think uses the cartridge from an SM 58 if he wants that look on stage: http://shure.custhelp.com/app/answers/d ... di1rN20%3D
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Post by metallo »

I like it a lot, congrats, seriously a good song.
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Post by runningman67 »

Love the opening time signature.

You are extremely talented, great job ! :D
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Post by Nightale »

Thanks again for the great support. This community has always been nice to me ;-)

slowtrain wrote:Yeah, it's pretty unlikely most people would notice. That's a really nice mic. I'm trying to decide between that one and the Sennheiser 421 II, so I happened to notice it. I like your music, and I'm looking forward to the next songs. Fwiw, The Shure 55SH has an upgrade kit that I think uses the cartridge from an SM 58 if he wants that look on stage: http://shure.custhelp.com/app/answers/d ... di1rN20%3D
That's good to know. I won't be able to help you decide, I did not do the recording (the drummer did) and my knowledge on mic is not that advanced :P


runningman67 wrote:Love the opening time signature.
Thanks! It's mostly 7/8 with an occasional 3/4. It was very hard to make it sound "soft" and not rushed, because the tempo is very fast (I wanted to lower it at first). The kronos keybed made it very hard to play it smoothly and tp not "over-accentuate" the first beat of each measure (I did not want to accentuate the beats so much, so I had to set up a velocity bias in the sgx-1 engine).

Again, I guess a real pianist would see no challenge in that :P
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Post by rmvieira »

Very impressive! I look forward to hearing more!!! :D
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