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Richard has finally fixed the links and credits on the 'Stage of Champions'.

I'd value any feedback regarding my latest three tracks:-

- Reaching Out
(http://www.mikeryde.com/music/ReachingOut_140414b.mp3)

- Liar
http://www.mikeryde.com/music/liar_020414b.mp3

- Father To Son
http://www.mikeryde.com/music/FS_190114b.mp3

Cheers, Mike
http://www.mikeryde.com/bm_gear.html
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I´ve checked out "Liar" so far and I think it`s pretty good. You are really able to recreate some of their sounds. The Intro sounding a bit "sterile" to me but maybe it`s just me or my soundsystem. The bassline is also well done.
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I have an instrumental version of Teo Torriate on garageband. How do you upload.
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Thanks 'musicland munich', the intro drum section is very difficult to do convincingly using MIDI drums.
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[QUOTE] [b]mikeryde wrote:[/b]

Thanks 'musicland munich', the intro drum section is very difficult to do convincingly using MIDI drums.[/QUOTE]

Depends, what drums do you use?
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Adam, I'm not reffering to the drum sound, I'm talking more about MIDI programming compared to a real drumer.
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Well, that's just it, depending on which drum pack you use, there are tools to remove that "machine gun" drum sound. BFD has an "Anti-machine gun" type setting. That's why I asked which one you used.
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Yes, there are 'humanise' type processes which put a touch of randomness into the rhythm (to change the mechanical sounding drum fills) but that's only a small part of the problem... putting in the inflections, subtle velocity (and tonal) changes and many other things that drummers instinctively do (I'm a guitarist). I've created some drum tracks which sound convincing but they tend to be the simpler patterns and with less fills.
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I agree with Adam, the drum programming is great but the sounds could be better. You did a magnificent job of several very complicated Queen-covers, and they deserve the best possible sound.
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I´m very impressed with this.
The guitar on "Father to Son" is spot on, and your backing vocals really sound that Roger is in it. I don´t usually listen to this kind of stuff, but you did a great job with it. I think you have a very good ear for music, and there´s definitely musical talent in you.
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Thanks for the feedback everyone. If there's any drummers out there who wish to work on some collaborations, please let me know (contact me through my website):

http://mikeryde.com/bm_gear.html
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How did you recreated the "keyboard intro" from Father to Son? It sounds AMAZING!!! Parts of it sounds just like the original intro!

I have been trying to find out what did Queen used in Queen II for the Father to Son intro but havent been able to find it out.
Queen: Roger Taylor, Mike Grose, Freddie Mercury, Brian May.
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they didn t use keyboards at that time actually. the intro was made by Brian with his guitar if I'm not wrong.