Gps wrote:brandystarbrite wrote:This
Soundin Dope,
HomeBoy!!
PS: Sorry about the rapper quote. Ha! Ha!
Your music track sounds cool.
Did you deliberately, put some of those notes from the loud synth, out of sync, with the rest of the music track?
If so, it would make sense for a track like this.
I know they did that, with the
Kraze Party song (Mr. Gps loves that song), from the 80's.
All of a sudden, I'm thinking about those cars, that bounce up and down, while this music plays.
Now you telling me ?
Serious though, can you explain what you mean with out of sync?
Not on 1 and a 2 and a 3 and a 4 ?
Ha! Ha!
The other day before Christmas Eve, when I was re listening to the
Kraze Party youtube link, you posted, on one of your posts, I listened to the sound track, and noticed that somewhere in the later parts of the track, the piano player either lost concentration and played the melody late, or
maybe,
just maybe that was deliberate.
I re listened to the track again, and noticed I was not hearing things. He did play the notes out of sync (accidently?)
But the way he did it (whether it be accidental or not), he made it still sound cool and in sync with the rest of the sound track.
Not everyone could do that.
I believe, that even you made a comment, about how you noticed that part of piano melody in the
Kraze Party track, seemed out of sync, with the rest of the music.
I would say, that even though, that part of track, had piano notes playing out of sync,
the
Kraze House piano players mind was somehow retuned in, with the rest of the music and he played the notes fast enough, to get back in sync with the rest of the Party song. Kinda like he was catching up with the rest of the music track.
Which I find was very cool.
I have noticed, that this
is better achieved if it is accidently done.
And when the musician is not aware, that for the first few secs/milli secs or later, that he has just played his melody/note, out of time, with the rest of the music.
That is not easy to do in a DAW.
Unless you plan on recording the melody, then importing the audio file into a DAW like Lmms.
Also, I don't know why, but I've have noticed, that this out of sync piano playing, strangely, in most cases, sounds better in
old school House music,
80's music, and
old school Black american, Funk type music etc.
In the case of Leches soundtrack, it sounds like something a
car bouncing rapper would like, so the misplaced notes, whether accidental or not, really suits this track perfectly.
I hope you understand what I wrote.
It took me a while to figure out, how to explain this to you and everyone else.
