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Percussion Listing forward
Happy to have a forward on the percussion listing
https://soundcloud.com/don-lougheed/hot ... bc/s-axMjW
PERCUSSION-BASED INSTRUMENTAL TRACKS for TV COMMERCIALS are needed by an A-List Music Licensing Company for high-end, big dollar projects! They’ve just recently started using TAXI as a resource, and they’ve loved what they’ve gotten from our members so far! Chances are, you don’t have anything in their catalog yet! Here are just a few examples to check out, but don’t limit your ideas to following the styles in these examples! Activia Percussion Commercial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v3ufOOkbR_8 Land Rover Commercial 2014: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stFu2tw11aI “Tribal World”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmHMj1diooM “Bucket Drummin” by Phillup T. Bucket: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8j5YCdIDgNg Please send them well-recorded, well-produced, Mid-to-Up-Tempo percussion-based Instrumentals that are at least One-Minute Long! Your pieces can be entirely percussion instruments, or mainly percussion, with some minimal, additional instrumentation, as heard in the Land Rover and Activia Commercials. This company often lands really big dollar placements in super, well-known commercials, so they need music that is as classy as the placements they get. In other words, they need material that is just plain better than what can be found in most music libraries. Great sounds, great playing, great mixes, super-infectious rhythms, and truly a cut above! You can send them world/ethnic percussion pieces, marching/drum line pieces, mechanical sounding pieces, pieces that are created using pots, pans, forks, and knives, organic, woodsy sounding pieces with drums, gourds, etc. Use your imagination, but make sure they really punch through and feel like they’d be super-impactful in a high-end TV commercial! We think the trick is to not show how complicated you can make a piece of percussion as much as it is to make people want to move when they hear it. Simple, but powerful! Buttoned/Stinger endings will probably work best, but are not required. Pieces that can be edited in 30 second chunks will likely be appreciated by editors, but again, that’s not a requirement!
https://soundcloud.com/don-lougheed/hot ... bc/s-axMjW
PERCUSSION-BASED INSTRUMENTAL TRACKS for TV COMMERCIALS are needed by an A-List Music Licensing Company for high-end, big dollar projects! They’ve just recently started using TAXI as a resource, and they’ve loved what they’ve gotten from our members so far! Chances are, you don’t have anything in their catalog yet! Here are just a few examples to check out, but don’t limit your ideas to following the styles in these examples! Activia Percussion Commercial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v3ufOOkbR_8 Land Rover Commercial 2014: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stFu2tw11aI “Tribal World”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmHMj1diooM “Bucket Drummin” by Phillup T. Bucket: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8j5YCdIDgNg Please send them well-recorded, well-produced, Mid-to-Up-Tempo percussion-based Instrumentals that are at least One-Minute Long! Your pieces can be entirely percussion instruments, or mainly percussion, with some minimal, additional instrumentation, as heard in the Land Rover and Activia Commercials. This company often lands really big dollar placements in super, well-known commercials, so they need music that is as classy as the placements they get. In other words, they need material that is just plain better than what can be found in most music libraries. Great sounds, great playing, great mixes, super-infectious rhythms, and truly a cut above! You can send them world/ethnic percussion pieces, marching/drum line pieces, mechanical sounding pieces, pieces that are created using pots, pans, forks, and knives, organic, woodsy sounding pieces with drums, gourds, etc. Use your imagination, but make sure they really punch through and feel like they’d be super-impactful in a high-end TV commercial! We think the trick is to not show how complicated you can make a piece of percussion as much as it is to make people want to move when they hear it. Simple, but powerful! Buttoned/Stinger endings will probably work best, but are not required. Pieces that can be edited in 30 second chunks will likely be appreciated by editors, but again, that’s not a requirement!
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Congrats Don. First impressions: Very inventive. Fun tones & sounds.
Had me thinking of some alternate titles - when I envisioned you tinkering with various Kitchen tools:
Pots-N-Pans
Kitchen Funk
Good luck on its future placements.
Had me thinking of some alternate titles - when I envisioned you tinkering with various Kitchen tools:
Pots-N-Pans
Kitchen Funk
Good luck on its future placements.
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Thanks Graham I was thinking why not try something different lo fi throw on a bass line.....who knows
Thanks Peter I think you would like ember tone because it has all the utensils and such. https://www.embertone.com/freebies/kitchen.php
Thanks Peter I think you would like ember tone because it has all the utensils and such. https://www.embertone.com/freebies/kitchen.php
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Love it! I agree with the other Peter - I'm hearing kitchen funk all the way.
Congrats Don!!
Congrats Don!!
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Congrats Don! Nice track! Like waking up to coffee percolating
Very uplifting!
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thanks Tom
are you sick of shovelling snow
are you sick of shovelling snow

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Nice work Don Congrats!
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Chopin: "Simplicity is the highest goal, achievable when you have overcome all difficulties. After one has played a vast quantity of notes and more notes, it is simplicity that emerges as the crowning reward of art." http://www.ronschultz.org
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Ha Ha I love the snow Don, at least I don't have to cut the grass
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