I got it this time. Good work, very enjoyable to listen.
DonM

Thanks everybody.
In the meantime I am trying to get the songs to another place. I suppose Geocities is not really suitable.

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drdalet

DrDalet,
I was finally able to download your song; I think it's very fresh and modern and reminds me of a lot of modern groups.
I think that I could loop this song and listen to it for hours without getting bored.
I loved also your choice of sounds: my favorite is the Flugelhorn (but the Muted Trumpet isn't bad either... )

Sounds good to me too. I don't hear a problem. It sounds like a very tight jazz band, with different musicians playing the lead. I like this type of jazz, very tastefull and melodic. The guitarist, Wes Montgomery, could fit right in this type of music. Good job Drdalet. The ending seems appropriate to me as well.
Starkeeper

Very nice Song. Sounds really tight.
Refreshing indeed.
I enjoyed listen to it.

Thanks for sharing.

Eric

Hi drdalet,

Really enjoyed Traffic Lights! Smooth playing on those lead instruments, effective chord changes. Very nice work indeed...

Cheers,
Rich

Drdalet,

I enjoyed "Traffic Lights". Fitting title as well. Nice smooth feel good jazz groove. I assume you performed & recorded this on your Yamaha PSR3000 right?

Scott

dr.... REALLY nice job ... great tune ... loved the style ... As Scotty said, nice 'smooth' jazz feel to it ... a real "Fourplay" sound to it ... also took me right into New York City ....
t.

Hi all (and welcome back Scott, I missed you on the forum!) Thanks for reacting. I performed it on the Yamaha PSR3000, used R&BBallad and composed several multipads as well so I could play with different voices. I planned a lot more, so I assigned a different multipadset for every OTS, but I didn't feel it was necessary. However it made me realize how handy those multipads are.
Richard, glad you liked the chords. Most of my songs start with a chord with melody-notes that are not in that chord, in this case a Dm7 with the first notes g (11) and e (9). From there I made a mistake that turned out to be the start of the song: I played a Bflat6/9, this asked for a C6/9, so there were the first 3 chords and from there it almost went all by itself.
The R&BBallad style inspired me as well. The guitarpart is very nice in that style.
I called it "Midnight" at first, because of the harmony and the choice of instruments (Flugelhorn and muted trumpet), but the style didn't have that midnight feel, so it became trafficlights and I also think that title fits well.

I put my music on Soundclick now, because of the download problems. But still trying to find a suitable place for my other site as well. Anyway, Funkypads and Traffic Lights are now HERE .


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