Jazz EZX Ballad!

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  • Spirit
    Participant

    That’s really cool!

    Modern Day Catastrophists

    Anders
    Participant

    Thanks!
    It´s fun trying to sound jazzy sometimes.
    I always been sceptical about using midifiles for this kind of music, but I think the drums sound very convincing.
    Guitars and bass was recorded with a Radial DI and then re-amped with Podfarm. Forgot to mention that in the first post.

    Thanks again!
    Anders.

    Scott
    Participant

    This one is not playing for me either!
    Gotta try another way

    Scott

    -Mac Studio (2023)–  Apple M2 Max
    -macOS Ventura Version 13.6
    -Logic Pro 10.7.9 
    -64 GB Ram 
    -Universal Audio Apollo 8 (UAD2 DUO) – max sample rate supported: 192
    -typical buffer /  typical sample rate:  128 / 44.1
    -External drives:
    *SanDisk  2TB USB 3.1 Gen 2 Type-A/Type-C Portable SSD  
    *Glyph 3TB HD w/  USB-C/3.0/2.0 Compatibility
    *OWC 2TB Aura P12 Pro NVME M.2 SSD housed in OWC Express 4-slot 4M2 M.2 NVME Thunderbolt 3 ports
    -Midi Controllers:  M-Audio Keystation 88, Novation 61SL

    Scott
    Participant

    Alrighty.
    FireFox is working with this mp3.
    Sounds really, really good!
    No kidding – I really dig that tone that you got goin on.
    Nice job

    Scott

    -Mac Studio (2023)–  Apple M2 Max
    -macOS Ventura Version 13.6
    -Logic Pro 10.7.9 
    -64 GB Ram 
    -Universal Audio Apollo 8 (UAD2 DUO) – max sample rate supported: 192
    -typical buffer /  typical sample rate:  128 / 44.1
    -External drives:
    *SanDisk  2TB USB 3.1 Gen 2 Type-A/Type-C Portable SSD  
    *Glyph 3TB HD w/  USB-C/3.0/2.0 Compatibility
    *OWC 2TB Aura P12 Pro NVME M.2 SSD housed in OWC Express 4-slot 4M2 M.2 NVME Thunderbolt 3 ports
    -Midi Controllers:  M-Audio Keystation 88, Novation 61SL

    jgro002
    Participant

    Really nice track once again!

    The drums sound really good, I’d say they are convincing for sure. I’m surprised how good the ‘swishes’ (don’t know the technical term sorry) sound. I wonder though if they would only sound right in tracks within a limited tempo range. I.e. if you played at a tempo 10 bpm faster than your ‘When Does It End’ track would it still sound like the drummer was making the circle on the ‘swish’ (lol) at the correct speed? Or would they sound too slow?

    Just out of interest, how do you find the Jazz library for genres other than jazz?

    Cheers,
    Jeremy.

    iMac 3.06 GHz 4 GB OSX 10.6.5, Focusrite Saffire 6 USB, Logic Pro 9.1.3, Lacie D2 Quadra

    Coryd
    Participant

    Very nice! I really liked this one!

    The whole song sounded great!

    S2.3 NY Vol 2/Music City/Metal Foundry/Evil Drums/dfh Superior Claustrophobic/Electronic/Twisted Kit/Metal Machine

    Anders
    Participant

    Hey guys, sorry for the late reply!
    Thanks for posting the nice comments, and I´m very glad that you all liked this tune.

    Jeremy,
    I think that the technical term is “swirls”. I tried some different tempos, and they sounded good IMO.
    I would use the Jazz EZX for all kinds of “softer” music. I´m actually working on a “rockier” tune right now. I´ll see if I can do two different versions just for comparison (Jazz and C&V).

    /Anders

    Davoe
    Participant

    Man that’s sweet!

    Dunnie
    Participant

    Did you use e-drums to trigger this or did you just compose the midi tracks. I am asking because I have no idea how to trigger swirls like that with my TDW-20.

    danke

    Roland TDW-20 | Mac Pro Quad Core 2.66 |28 GIG RAM | 4 TB HD | Apogee Duet | OSX Snow Leopard | SD 2.2 | C&V SDX | Jazz EZX | Logic Express 9.0

    Anders
    Participant

    I was using only jazz ezx midi for this tune, so I can´t help you with the e-drum setup.
    You can try and post a question in the “e-drum workshop” forum.

    Davoe: Thanks man!

    Anders.

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