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Vilovilo

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Bonne soirée Olivier,

J'ai tellement aimé çe que vous venez de nous présenter - merci bien! L'ambience jazz-cowboy si détendu, ça m'a vraiment impressioné!

I really enjoyed the relaxed atmosphere and expertly played lines here. Thank you very much, Olivier!

LJ 

Hello Laura,
Glad to meet you here..
Thanks a lot for your post,
the only little thing I have to mention is that ,as you are a lady ,
you should have typed:"ça m'a vraiment impressionnée"
Cheers and carry on with your music.
Olivier.

Hello Olivier, 
Thanks for the correction. I thought about adding the 'e' but I (wrongly) thought that since the verb was 'avoir' and not 'être', feminizing the verb wouldn't apply in this case. Live and learn :) I won't make that mistake again, just thousands of others!
LJ
 

Hi Laura,
Well a little bit touchy....I am not french teacher.
Actually ,you are right,but french people are complicated,so there is a rule which says: ( there are starting problems for me) that when the object( in this case: you( m')) is placed before the auxiliary then the participe should follow the genre of the object.....
Sorry ,sorry, I'm aware this place is not meant to discuss about languages specificities.

Cheers.
Olivier

I have enough problems typing English.

Cool, cool, cool, very nice Olivier

dcumpian
Very smooth, very slinky. Great tones on this, though the synth gets a little tiny bit old by 1:40 ish...and then it goes away for while, lol. Great timing, and really nice job on this one!
 
Regards,
Dan
 
 

Hello Dan,
Thanks a lost for your post.
Yes the synth sounds old( kind of dentist drill ).
Glad you liked the global timing and tone.
Cheers .
Olivier

Wookiee
I have enough problems typing English.

Cool, cool, cool, very nice Olivier

Hi John.
Thanks a lot for your feed-back.
( if you have enough problems typing English,then you can imagine what it means for me.. Plus the machine allways changing what I type and making stupid propositions!!).
Cheers.
Olivier

Very cool and I agree with Dan, I like the slinky sound and feel to this song.  The "dentist tool" sound really complements the sound in this song.  While reading your description, I thought it would not fit in with the song but once hearing it I believe that it sets up a nice but soft edgy feel in the sections in which it is used.
Nice one!!

Freddy J
Very cool and I agree with Dan, I like the slinky sound and feel to this song.  The "dentist tool" sound really complements the sound in this song.  While reading your description, I thought it would not fit in with the song but once hearing it I believe that it sets up a nice but soft edgy feel in the sections in which it is used.
Nice one!!

Hello Fred, thank you for your comment.
Actually I had to meet the dentist during the recording and it can explain my feelings about this filtered Z3ta. ( though some sounds by the dentist are quite interesting ,not totally joking)
Cheers Olivier.

Very nice, Olivier... I enjoyed that.  The contrast between the ultra smooth (and clean) guitar and more electronic-y rhythm section + dentist drill worked well. 

Hi Steeve,
Thanks a lot for taking time to listen and comment.
Glad you enjoyed it.
Cheers.
Olivier

I also enjoyed this smooth jazzy groove Olivier......very nice guitar tone and bass. The drums also were very nice and crisp. Lowering the synth a tad bit might help in highlighting the guitar (speaketh a fellow guitarist :)) while not distracting from the rest of the instruments......of course, this is just my take on it. 
 
Very cool track/tune......well done!!

Bonjour Olivier,
Je n'aurais jamais pensé à combiner une guitare jazz avec le Z3TA, mais ça marche très bien comme ça. J'aime beaucoup le chanson, et vous l'avez très bien joué.
Amicalement,
Bjorn
 
I would never have thought about combining a jazz guitar with the Z3TA
but it worked quite well to do so.  I really like the song and you played it very well.