Hi--New Electro shock tune, thanks Orest!

[heinsite]

hi taxi friends,my latest entry into wonderland is an all synth/electro tune that i wrote a few years back, and thanks to Alexander Orest he helped bring it to life--we like it. let us know if you do.it's called Big Spider Little Spider, if this link will open...hope all is well with you as i branch out a bit more...warrenhttp://www.broadjam.com/artists/songs.ph....FFFAC01B9525F68

[billg]

Warren, i like it even though I'm not quite sure what to make of it. I can't even begin to stick this into a genre. How are you gonna handle that when you get it signed to a library? Hey, come to think of it I happen to know a library that has Warren Hein listed as an ala artist . . . perfect!

[llama]

Hey Warren, Good to see you steering into different territory. One word comes to mind. Quirky. I would have preferred the percussion to start at 0:00 along with the guitar/synth..I think sometimes the timing of the beginning section wanders a little too..Not dance/electronica but as you grouped it under electronica/experimental.....yea, I can see that...Interesting piece you guys....Derek

[feaker]

Holy cowVery interesting to say the least.Sounds way out there sci-fi to me. Really like what comes in at about 49 sec.Would love to hear what this sounded like in it's original form?I see alexander has some big time talents.Great to see you post again.Paul

[heinsite]

i'm laughing here billy--hell, i just plugged it into 2 libraries, and had one helluva time describing it myself--came up with "Arabian nights meets Rave night!" actually, i can hear this on a suspense thing like CSI and the like...hell, as i said when i threw it out a year ago, it took me longer to crap ass produce it than to write it! and to figure out the piano/synth notes! LOL...unfortunately true.and Alexander took it and spiced the hell outta it, and i'm no longer a quirky songwriter--but LOL a quirky "different territory" guy.thanks for the listen Derek--wellllll, since Orest followed what i gave him, i thought the build/perc was coolest when it did come in, but my original/original WAY back there had it starting as a bizarre heavy drum piece....with nothing else...then moving into the arabian music thing, as it is now...so hell Derek, you reading minds?anyway, thanks guys, i am writing a new folk/SS tune now, so i aint straying too far into the rhelm of quirky--FROM quirky...truly thanks for the words,warren

[heinsite]

thanks paul, i posted this a year (or two?) back i think, but it's pretty darned close, except for a great production and other cool synth ideas by Alexander....i'll try to find it and email you...wh

[k o star]

hi Warren...Wow... Exotic UFO Desert Middle Eastern Trippy... Love this type of genres...Is that a Pro53 sound? Awesome!Well done to U & Orest! ^_^Peace,Kel

[ideascapes]

Warren,Cool departure for you. I'm definitely not the expert, but I would have expected to hear more aggressive percussion and a less '80s-ish synth sound for the lead. Maybe Kel or somebody else can comment, cuz what do I know?Vince

[orest]

Well, I used Sculpture, Kore2, EZdrummer, Logic drum kits and a lot of effects in Logic for this one. I usually don't do this genre, but it has been a fun ride! (What genre this might be..)

[heinsite]

...and i'm VERY GLAD you took that ride Alexander my friend, and thanks for telling them what you used! certainly better than my orig Roland 70 and Boss machine--and i like Kel's description,"Exotic UFO desert middle eastern trippy", i think that nails it. the libraries ask with them bubble things to fill out the "mood" and i think i chose middle east, arabic, agressive, playful,dance rave and of course electronica...hmmmm, sure i forgot a few...all the best,warren