Well I suppose this is what you get with only 2 hours of sleep lol. Put this piece together in about an hour. Probably won't change anything about it. Just...
Well I suppose this is what you get with only 2 hours of sleep lol. Put this piece together in about an hour. Probably won't change anything about it. Just messing around with some ideas!
06/07/10 01:11:31PM @stoney---ian-burrage:
This is great stuff Gabriel...sleepless nights work well for you ...not too many at once though.
I love the magical transitions and soundscapes you are able to create and most importantly project.
Just perfect
Ian (Stonehead)
01/25/10 10:40:35AM @bigpete:
hey Gabriel amazing track, its funny listen to my track Requiem for a Dying Planet you might recognize some parts, really love this production its funny because I'm in that kind of mood these days with my tracks, I'd love to get a copy for my show, borduas.p@videotron.ca , thanks.
01/24/10 07:30:51PM @rayon-vert:
AWESOME!!!! Gabe!!! That is some bass slappin', Bro!!!! MAN!!! I dig the heck out of that rhythm section and I too love the sweeping orchestration. The children playing is very haunting and somewhat bothersome with the title for me. I hope the kids are safe Great musical piece, Gabe!!!
Rob
01/24/10 08:34:52PM @gabriel-sabadi:
Yes the lil ones are quite safe rob Bloody Hell is actually an English term that has more than one meaning. I can see the possibility of confusion though so name changed !
Keep a lookout for Bloody Hell part two though
Gabriel
11/30/10 10:20:11AM @darkstarcruiser:
Nice psychedelic track with a progrock feel to it. The little kids at the start set a strange atmosphere and the track has that element of unpredictability that that takes it into psy territory. Well crafted.....now you can get some sleep !!!
01/24/10 01:20:01PM @the-sorrows-of-the-languedoc:
This my kind of music where the central flatish rhythm section is the pulse against which layered noise can be deployed - it is always a nice touch to drop the rhythm for dynamic effect as here and the sweeping chords are richly harmonic. Short but enjoyable. ftlpope
My technique is laughable at times. I have developed a style of my own I suppose, which creeps around. I don't have to have too much technique for it. I've developed the parts of my technique that are useful to me. I'll never be a very fast player. I don't really know what to say about my style. There's always a melodic intent in there. My philosophy has always been that "Music is the space between the notes".
I'm a producer /engineer and songwriter. I use mainly Pro Tools and Steinberg for most of my recordings needs! I've also taught guitar and synthesizer theory. I've won numerous awards at the American Guild of Music and have attended the Royal Conservatory of Music. Each piece of music created is epic in its construction. Each passage offers the listener deeply layered textures punctuated with melody and beauty. Some have called my style of music.. "soundtrack" perhaps these moments of musicality are just that.. but for the listener.. in the privacy of their own minds.. they opportune to watch the visions of their own creations ... so if this be what it is.. then these songs are just that, music for the movies of the mind.
A very special thank you to some of the various and extremely talented people that have graciously appeared on my works:
Special appearances by Chris Georgiou, Chris Moore, KED, Dazed, Robert Smith, Peter Mercer, RWK, Gina, Wherewolf, Budrumming, Luke Davison, Neil, Rob Grant, Gary Powers, Carol Sue Kirkpatrick, Peter Tamdog, KOR, Michael Nunley, Warren Peece and I humbly thank everyone that took the time to listen and chime in with your thoughts.
" Never remain stagnant. Always reach for the stars "
This is great stuff Gabriel...sleepless nights work well for you ...not too many at once though.
I love the magical transitions and soundscapes you are able to create and most importantly project.
Just perfect
Ian (Stonehead)
hey Gabriel amazing track, its funny listen to my track Requiem for a Dying Planet you might recognize some parts, really love this production its funny because I'm in that kind of mood these days with my tracks, I'd love to get a copy for my show, borduas.p@videotron.ca , thanks.
AWESOME!!!! Gabe!!! That is some bass slappin', Bro!!!! MAN!!! I dig the heck out of that rhythm section and I too love the sweeping orchestration. The children playing is very haunting and somewhat bothersome with the title for me. I hope the kids are safe
Rob
Yes the lil ones are quite safe rob
Keep a lookout for Bloody Hell part two though
Gabriel
Nice psychedelic track with a progrock feel to it. The little kids at the start set a strange atmosphere and the track has that element of unpredictability that that takes it into psy territory. Well crafted.....now you can get some sleep !!!
This my kind of music where the central flatish rhythm section is the pulse against which layered noise can be deployed - it is always a nice touch to drop the rhythm for dynamic effect as here and the sweeping chords are richly harmonic. Short but enjoyable. ftlpope