Minor Revelation

[StephenM]

I like listening to the list and guess who each one is...its a bit easier with vocals usually....after about 45 seconds I'm thinking ..."this gotta be Blooby"....you have your own style and guitar "ways"....
Yes, a bit different but fantastic

[hardlock]

Too cool! Remember, loops are people too!

Once the chill wave vibe turns into jam band rockin at 2 min, I was hooked. GREAT Lead! The Live drums fit perfect with it as well.

[bruno]

Nothing wrong with loops, they can inspire or be insipid - it all depends on how you use them. Treat them as a tool, and it's the end result that matters.
The end result here is a great, I absolutely loved this track. The sounds wash over you as you trip out More please.
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[Geir]

this sounds great.

for a second I thought you'd found a loop with an old Zappa solo for the guitar, but it is unmistakably Blooby

superb solo

[StephenM]

listening on my monitors now...really has a reggae funk feel...very cool....then that bass and distorted guitar wow...what a cool dimension...it's obvious you put alot of ideas into this and probably quite a bit of time as well...then the drums kicking in...the drums sound fantastic..THIS IS A MASSIVE TRACK

I would say though that you could actually expand this into a Lurker vocal colab as well...I bet you guys could really do something crazy with this...

I am becoming a big fan of all things Blooby

[Blooby]

it's obvious you put...probably quite a bit of time

I appreciate the sentiment, but the whole shebang probably took an hour. That's why I not-so-sarcastically referred to this as "Cheater's Groove." In Studio One, you can try out and then drag & drop loops directly into tracks. I dragged some over in the same key and then duplicated them and moved them around. I then used the Korg unit on guitar merely because it was within arm's reach.

Believe me when I say that anything positive coming out of this track is more a testament to the incredible ease of this particular DAW. I'm not hip to other DAW's, but I am a super fan of Studio One.

[StephenM]

it's obvious you put...probably quite a bit of time

I appreciate the sentiment, but the whole she-bang probably took an hour. That's why I not-so-sarcastically referred to this as "Cheater's Groove." In Studio One, you can try out and then drag & drop loops directly into tracks. I dragged some over in the same key and then duplicated them and moved them around. I then used the Korg unit on guitar merely because it was within arm's reach.

Believe me when I say that anything positive coming out of this track is more a testament to the incredible ease of this particular DAW. I'm not hip to other DAW's, but I am a super fan of Studio One.

well, no judgement from me...maybe I should check that out...probably take me a year to learn to use it?

[SE]

Excellent groove laid back feel too, I,m a cheater too, my name is John and I've used drum loops

[Bluesberry]

This is great....love the guitar workout laying on the bed of the loops support......really fun stuff

[Mach]

A Groovlicious groove. Man that solo, I dig! Some of those darker, lower volume bits remind me of RHCP's One Hot Minute album.

Mach