Cuban Cat Strut

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PaulM44
United States
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Cat smoking a stogie while dodging Chevys. Grab the tail and follow along.
MicGuitare
Original composition Paul!:) +1
PaulM44
PaulM44 Peut-être que cela en inspirera un autre qui prendra une partie et la transformera en quelque chose de plus simple qui pourra être assemblé.
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Wade
Sparse with nice sounds and interwoven rhythms! +1
PaulM44
PaulM44 Thanks but I'm afraid I still made it too complex again. +1
Wade
Wade John Coltrane was noted for playing way too much and once asked Miles Davis what he should do. Miles said "Try taking the f***ing horn out of your mouth." I'm not saying that to you...however you get the idea for when/if (in your opinion) it's too much.

Another approach is that you keep each layer/track separate then take the "onion" approach and peel back layers until you get to the essence... without what seems (to your ears) to be superfluous. +1
PaulM44
PaulM44 Good point. It seems right until it is submitted.... Probably a symptom of spending too long working on parts and having too many "related ideas available" not being able to judge the whole later. I know less can be more but it keeps sounding like less.
I am coming to believe making backing tracks is natural for some and not for others.... +1
Wade
Wade Depends. Some just post something close to a finished work and don't care if there are any adds. If posting a template for others, then leaving something to the imagination or just stating the minimal can be enough. When there is too much going on it quickly gets "messy". However I can't stress enough that this is all according to YOUR judgement.

I've seldom posted a template. One note at a time makes it difficult and I'm not proficient enough to play anything other than woodwinds. Other end of the spectrum! +0
PaulM44
PaulM44 “Other end of the spectrum” is right. I like to add to complex works or those with 3-4 players.

Starting a new work for me “requires” drums to set the feeling (click [without syncopation] is for robots). Then keys or guitar to set the melody or background and it is still a mere outline and not very satisfying.
Still, I am curious to hear what others can make of it. I really appreciate those who have the knack. +1
Wade
Wade Me too! +1