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lunarian Group: Members Posts: 30 Joined: Nov. 2005 Posted: Jan. 23 2007, 17:55 This is a track based in a traditional irish tune called "St. Patrick Breastplate", very beautiful the original one; I think I've done a lot of changes... so, it's not exactly a cover, but I think it's sounds like an hymn; do you?. At the end of the track I put some notes from the Oldfield's "The Peak (Waldberg)". This song is a "tribute" to the Oldfield sound;) . I hope you enjoy. Hymn My Webpage Back to top

ian Group: Members Posts: 473 Joined: Nov. 1999 Posted: Jan. 23 2007, 18:22 This sounds very well recorded and the guitar is excellent. Nice and compressed and very Oldfieldian (I have just invented a word). This sounds very like stuff on the Voyager album. Keep it up! Back to top

fastguy101 Group: Members Posts: 69 Joined: July 2005 Posted: Jan. 24 2007, 09:47 Interesting composition and enjoyable!  I like songs that have an Oldfield influence but remain different.  Good job! Mike Back to top

Bill Bobaggins Group: Members Posts: 477 Joined: June 2005 Posted: Jan. 25 2007, 20:56 Very nice - good work. -------------- Speak friend and enter. Back to top

Philippe Tavares Group: Members Posts: 1613 Joined: Feb. 2005 Posted: Jan. 26 2007, 04:15 Quote very Oldfieldian    I've ( with many others ) already used this word somewhere ! Lunarian this is a very nice track ! Bravo !!! I like it very much ! Here is the music i would love to listen again from Mike ! ... Just one thing : maybe at the end you could put some bagpipes . No ? In any case this is a great song !   Back to top

lunarian Group: Members Posts: 30 Joined: Nov. 2005 Posted: Jan. 26 2007, 13:12 Thanks all for listen! Tubular Tos, you are in the right thing, I also thought in the bagpipes, but I've never found a "real" sound for this instrument in my samples. I'm persuading to my "uillean player friend" for perform it. thanks. Back to top

Philippe Tavares Group: Members Posts: 1613 Joined: Feb. 2005 Posted: Jan. 26 2007, 16:44 Yes that's right ! There's no " free " soundfonts realistic enough to bagpipes . I have one or two soundfonts like this but i never use them or just very rarely . But if you have some money( a lot of money ) you can try  Big Fish Audio / Celtic instruments . I think these are the more realistic sounds you could find for bagpipes . Back to top

Trinidad Group: Members Posts: 295 Joined: Mar. 2005 Posted: Jan. 27 2007, 12:39 Not so sure about the percussion, but I really like the guitar sounds. I've enjoyed it Back to top

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