Music and art production notes for current projects. Introducing in 2013 The "Jamming With..." Series: remix "jam sessions" with artists that I would like to perform with, or would like to have performed with if they were still around... I hate skinny blogs... don't you?
Thursday, October 02, 2008
New Song: KP1-3.2 MOVE FORWARD, composed and arranged by Kevan Paul
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"Move Forward" is an original composition based on a violin theme that has been going around in my head for about six months. The addition of the 104 beats-per-minute drum track gave my original version of the theme a whole new feelling, and I just went where the rhythm wanted to take me while trying to keep the run intact.
I was desperate to find some guitar samples to go with this, but I had to settle for the cheesy GarageBand sample loops for lack of a better option. The intent was to give it a sporadic "heavy-metal" sound in certain sections to give the impression that sometimes you have to just "grind it out" and keep moving forward regardless of the circumstances or how many people are expecting or predicting your failure. When failure is not an option, this is song that I want running around in my head. I had recorded this song last Sunday, and had it running in my head all week. When I get the chance, I want to re-record the guitar tracks with my own electric guitar or from a friend.
The primary violin part is going through the DigiTech GNX4 with IPS (Pitch add = 4th Up). This may seem a little "bright", but I wanted the theme to stand-out. I can't remember what the RaySpace settings were, but this was the first song that I applied RaySpace to after I bought it online from QuikQuak.com,
The recording isn't as perfect as I would like, but the artistic intent is representative for what I was trying to achieve.
Labels: Multimedia, Design Science
cinematic-rock,
electric-violin,
Jazz-violin,
neo-classical,
orchestral-fusion,
recording techniques for violin
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