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| FUNK_FULL by RAMZAR | 3 years ago |
| A Funk vamp...or Famp, or Vunk. Whatever. I was waiting for a bridge, but you guys proved you don't need one. Outstanding stuff! | |
| Piano Project by jjbonney | 5 years ago |
| Thanks for all the positive comments. One of the great pleasures of being part of the icomp community is the chance to interact and collaborate with musicians of all persuasions. Like so many here, I'm inspired by the level of talent and creativity of fellow contributors like Andy, and I'm honored and humbled to be a part of it. |
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| Pluto's Revenge by jjbonney | 5 years ago |
| Thanks for all the positive feedback. Not only was this my first attempt at using loops, but it was my first attempt at writing lyrics. Sometimes it just flows, like electricity. Pluto's "demotion" by the world's top astronomers reminded me of when the then-weatherman Letterman congratulated a tropical storm for being upgraded to a hurricane. The material was just too juicy and funny. Don't f*ck with Pluto! | |
| IN THE SMOKE (en el humo) by Barretok | 5 years ago |
 Pure artistry. Wow! |
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| Lay it down by Leahbanicki | 5 years ago |
Let the coronation begin. Simply stunning. |
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| Caribbean Moonlight - AAC version by jjbonney | 5 years ago |
| jayman...spot on! It was unintentional, but the first time I auditioned this GB version through my headphones, it sounded exactly like a theme to a Latin gameshow. The trumpets were originally muted and were doubled with vibes (using my synth's internal sounds)...which made it sound Miles Davis cool. This version is clearly spicier. Thanks! | |
| Caribbean Moonlight - AAC version by jjbonney | 5 years ago |
| Mike...Oddly enough, I've never been to the Caribbean. I just tried to capture the simple joy of being a percussionist, and pay homage to the Afro-Cuban rhythms that ignite my imagination. | |
| Caribbean Moonlight - AAC version by jjbonney | 5 years ago |
| Claus...I'm happy you liked it. It was the first piece I ever wrote using MIDI software, only. | |
| harlequin dance - AAC version by jjbonney | 5 years ago |
| Thanks, jayman. It was a fun to piece it together on GB.... | |
| harlequin dance - AAC version by jjbonney | 5 years ago |
| Thanks, Ziurerdna. harlequin dance, attrition and repose were written as movements for string quartet...a little project I had while in music school a while ago. I tried to add in elements of attrition's tritones and repose's tonality for harlequin dance, the thematic bridge between the two. I'm glad you liked it. |
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| Caribbean Moonlight (Revised) by jjbonney | 6 years ago |
| Thanks, the Granz, Claus and Tobias! I appreciate the feedback! | |
| To Fight Is To Win by anitric2000 | 6 years ago |
Great piece! |
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| Women are from Venus (feat. Lilichi) by HayleyDeakin | 6 years ago |
Ethereal and sexy. I am seduced! LOL!  |
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| Caribbean Moonlight (Revised) by jjbonney | 6 years ago |
| Thanks for the positive review, Tizzay... | |
| Intangibles by glendt | 6 years ago |
Another impressive effort with nice instrumentation! I would have liked the piece even better had you expanded your main theme a little more, and modulated to different keys. |
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| Caribbean Moonlight by jjbonney | 6 years ago |
| Thanks for the comments. This was a fun little tune to write... | |
| repose by jjbonney | 6 years ago |
| Thanks for the comments, kristyjo. These were two pieces I originally wrote using Finale many years ago and just recently uploaded into GB. The dynamics markings don't translate well to MIDI, so it was a struggle trying to recreate a crescendo, diminuendo, etc. with the Master Track tools. Your observations are right on. Both pieces could use a little more tweaking, which I will do later. | |
