BE - A moment of Wookiee noodling

Hey Wookie, I can't believe nobody has given any comments
 
I'm listening through laptop speakers and no bass heaviness.
 
Love the leslise on the guitar, so what we have here is Prog, real prog, a touch of Floyd and ELP.  I don't and refuse to listen to Yes.
 
Wow so melancholic, the guitar line.
 
You will get a few "it doesn't go anywhere comments" but for this type of music it doesn't need to.
 
I imagine sitting on the moon, and listening to a man made sea (because I can hear a synth sound underneath that sounds like the sea).
 
I like
 
Neb

Thank you Ben and thank you Lynn I appreciate the references.

Nice groove.  The panning made me dizzy.  Not bass heavy here.

I promise without seeing any comments as soon as I heard it I thought Dave Gilmour outside of Pink Floyd.

I love stuff like this and could listen all day. Good work. Bass sounds okay to me. I think that's what Straummy was saying as well.

Hey Wookiee,
I like the way you sound when you noodle .
having a background underneath  that stays in a fixed orbit is how I like to noodle myself . I found that it's a good way to find what really works sound wise on the guitar  & since your in no particular rush  to land on a chord of a different tonality you are free to explore the melody in a thematic sort of way .
yeah,  cool track & playing ,

all the best ,

Kenny

Way cool noodlin'... sounds great...

Hi John, I can imagine you playing this at the amphitheater in Pompeii ; ) Excellent !

Rik

Nice noodling John. The trem gtr and the JMJ bass pulse works really well to my ears. You're telling a good story, and I'm sitting comfortably.

Thank you James as long as the right parts are numb sitting comfortably is good.

Tim thanks for the listen I agree the MP3 does seem to have a loud guitar the wave however seem fine.

Just as a by Sound on Sound have a great article about audio compression this month.

Thanks Bruce for taking the time for a listen, may haps I should take another listen to the mix.

Warren good to hear from you and thanks for listening to the end.  Perhaps it is part one of something bigger who knows.

Thanks Paulo perhaps a little fader automation will tame the high points.

Thanks for the listen

Hi, John,

Very cool sounding piece of electronica with lots of nice atmosheric elements and great texture! I like how the fluid panning motion of the leslie guitar slips and slides around the soundscape.

Nice work, my friend!
Bob