Virtually Loungin

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M4fp
Italy
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Danalyze45
United States
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DyeVerse
United States
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This was a lot of fun the tempo is perfect to get loose when you need to, plenty of room to experiment. Compliments to the Chefs...this joint was cookin lol
Danalyze45
Cool idea here. I think you may have rushed this one though a touch. Feel like the drums are very separate from the bass in this one and those HAVE to lock in to be effective in a piece with a groove like this one? Just my initial thoughts. The ideas are there...it just feels like you were thinking of the "drum part" more than the drums being and breathing as part of the track. +0
DyeVerse
DyeVerse thats a great lens youre seeing thru..percussion and beating on things was my start in music around 6 or 7 yrs old single deal no money so i have never owned my own kit. i learned by listening to music and beating on things lol. point is...i know what im supposed to be doing i chastise myself constantly telling myself im there to be a dynamic metronome lol however i get lost easy in the music. whenim playing any instrument more often than not my hands do whatever they please. but with thought ful critiquing like you and wade im leaning more about stuff and get reigned in i love this. hearing thought ideas and suggestions from pros like you make it worth scaring a track does that make sense? i have no idea what i was doing really...but now i do lol i love it...sorry this was so long, thanks brother!! ive been playing drums comnsistenly now for only 7 months ill get better!! +1
Danalyze45
Danalyze45 I know that one thing that can be challenging here on the Loops is that in a "normal" setting of musicians jamming that the BASS tends to be the one that has to lock to the drummer as a song is composed...when the bass is already there that is a complete change for the drummer/percussionist's mindset. Just remember that all the way from Buddy Rich, Billy Cobham and Gene Krupa to Phil Rudd and John Bonham...the groove was the main thing followed by the accents that set them or the song apart :)

Trust me as a "Blues/Rock" guitarist mainly who grew up on Rock and Blues of the 60's and 70's....I do my fair share of overplaying :) Thankfully I have gotten better at not doing so over the years and played more for the song. +1
M4fp
Deeply transformed! Strong drumming that fits with the whole track. Thanks for joining us 👍👍 +0
DyeVerse
DyeVerse it was my pleasure...you a pro crafstman for sure!! +1
Wade
Lots of passion and ideas, yet also agreeing with Danalze. +0