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Booty Dread
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atmospheric reggae instrumental
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Dan Dreibelbis
copyright 2009 Dan Dreibelbis
Pray For Mojo (work in progress)
Fri Apr 10, 2009
Rock : Instrumental Rock
copyright 2009 Dan Dreibelbis
Pray For Mojo (work in progress)
Fri Apr 10, 2009
Rock : Instrumental Rock
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» highest in sub-genre: # 18 (24,668 songs currently listed in Rock > Instrumental Rock)
About the song
what with the success of my last song "Aura Of Laura", I decided to try
using some more synths as before, but this time add some guitars to the
party.
And I think I succeeded this time. "Booty Dread" uses elements of reggae
(well, Police-style reggae) in with some atmospheric synth pads, and
some echoed and reverbed guitars. In fact, the challenge here was to fit
them all in while maintaining sonic space so the tune could breath.
DAW - Cubase studio 4 on Intel Mac Mini
all guitars - Squier Telecaster Custom II through Digitech RP-250, further effected with
the TAL-Delay 2
bass: Peavey Millennium BXP through IK Multimedia Ampeg SVX UNO
synths: NI FM7 and Novation V-Station plugs, all triggered with Peavey Falcon/
Roland GI-10
drums: LinPlug RM-IV, triggered by Toontrack EZ Player
(actual MIDI drum loops played by Frank Basile at Smartloops)
using some more synths as before, but this time add some guitars to the
party.
And I think I succeeded this time. "Booty Dread" uses elements of reggae
(well, Police-style reggae) in with some atmospheric synth pads, and
some echoed and reverbed guitars. In fact, the challenge here was to fit
them all in while maintaining sonic space so the tune could breath.
DAW - Cubase studio 4 on Intel Mac Mini
all guitars - Squier Telecaster Custom II through Digitech RP-250, further effected with
the TAL-Delay 2
bass: Peavey Millennium BXP through IK Multimedia Ampeg SVX UNO
synths: NI FM7 and Novation V-Station plugs, all triggered with Peavey Falcon/
Roland GI-10
drums: LinPlug RM-IV, triggered by Toontrack EZ Player
(actual MIDI drum loops played by Frank Basile at Smartloops)