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 | Feter said 298 days ago |
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Andes Off! Authnetic ..the insteruments set just true to its music .the arragment more clearer .and it sound so brighter .I loved this !! |
 | gail60 said 298 days ago |
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wonderful !!! This sounds more crisp and I noticed and loved the harmonies with the pan flute. Sounds more live to me than before. I would swear you were the guitarist and flutist live and in person. (maybe I was the dead one) You did a great job Eduard. Really no surprise considering your work record! Thanks for taking up for the birds and bringing attention to a needed reminder of how we take so much for granted. |
 | Joe Brady said 298 days ago |
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Very nice! You not only added strumming, but you varied the rate. Very cool. This sounds so much better than the last one, and I liked that one. Great work, Drak! Joe |
 | Ibstrat said 298 days ago |
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I watched the video which is just unbelievable! The music is perfect-I really like the way you syncopated the bass.My daughter got me into birding-she has been obsessed since she was about 3(she is now 17)That's like the Holy Grail of bird watching!(Other than seeing an ivory billed woodpecker)Great music and video! |
 | VicDiesel said 298 days ago |
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Big improvement Yes, this is a lot better than the first version. This bass is an improvement over the original. The whole thing still has a great care-free folksy outdoorsy quality that should be perfect for your video. (Erm, the percussion is a bit timid. I would shake that egg a bit more assertively, for instance hitting a couple of 8th notes, instead of this 1-2-3-rest rhythm. Personally I would have played rest-2-&-rest-4-&. Or something like that.) |
 | guitapick said 298 days ago |
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"Whipped this up..." Hmmm... That's quite a "whippin'" thar, Mr. Dragon... You made some really nice adjustments with this...it's crisp and clean; very much what the genre calls for. Fine work, man...beautiful images. |
 | paul f. page said 298 days ago |
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My impression... ...is that this is a "live" performance with all the cool feel of being "real" ... there is a sort of ambiance going on in the interplay of each instrument that gives this a very authentic feeling...and a comfortable one as well. Your meticulous care shows (but it doesn't show...that's the beauty). Nice. Peace. Paul |
 | davisamerica said 298 days ago |
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right then yep... strings much more natural and is a brighter, airy feel. personally feel the percussion is ok...... longer please |
 | sschedra said 297 days ago |
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I like the changes The back and forth between the flutes and the guitar works really well. Also, the dual flutes. My initial reaction is that I like the original guitar sound better, but I need to listen to this one with the headphones after work to really hear whats going on. Now whenever I hear this peice or any similar theme, I will always think of those condors. |
 | michael2 said 297 days ago |
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love it sounds so nice Drak, it really evokes a vacation too. like you're somewhere completely unknown, but you feel right at home. everyone is friendly, and the food is great. love those turnouts up around BIg Sur. If only I could afford the price of a house there. |
 | thetiler said 296 days ago |
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A terrific latin flav The other I heard had a nice feel to it to. Great use of the bass I think and how it plays with the synth guitar and flute. Interesting really! Got a nice big sound as well out of this ! |
 | estellie said 296 days ago |
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Condor Video Eduard, I heard the 1st version of this, I think, and I saw the video, during which I thought the music had become more organic and appropriate to the condors (I like the guitars, pan flute, chirpy-chirps, everything). Sounds just like this, actually, only I think that as you say, this is a faster tempo. For the purposes of the video, I like the slower tempo; it really brings out the melancholy, thinking of the condors' history. Great, great work you are doing... |
 | Leon said 295 days ago |
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Loved it! I faved this two days ago but now returning to complete my listening expereince with a remark ;-) Drak, this got to be one of your most entrancing pieces. Those strings just sucks you right in and and keeps you entranced... my imaginations of this song include a woman dancing into the spanish song with flowing skirt and all.. what a visual and aural delight.... I have a weakness of Spanish guitar or any of this genre.. must be my hispanic cultural heritage. But its the musician who makes it happen, and every element here including the flute are precisely in place! Bravo. |
 | Henke said 294 days ago |
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Not only are you working in the right direction on this one, you have passed the final goal (without noticing, it seems) ;-) I liked the first version too, but of course this has audibly been much improved - even I can hear that! No Harmony Assistant thoughts while listening this time :-) Good work! /Henke |
 | maxruehl said 294 days ago |
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Great Stuff I watched the video first to hear the piece in context and I really liked it. Now I've listened to it sans images and find it really stands well on its own. Very authentic South American feel. Thanks for sharing the music and the incredible video.:) |
| Justbase said 293 days ago | |
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mmm I like this take better because of the clarity, at least I recall that the music accompanying the video is less clear (still fits the vid and sounds lushes). I like the tranquility of this song, its gentle and soothing feel. And somewhat of a native american feel to it. Enjoyed! |
 | alanfraser said 293 days ago |
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People Dancing in Some Exotic Garb I know I'm supposed to be seeing condors but I kept seeing people dancing in some step that's been passed down for generations, all of them wearing some exotic highly-colorful outfits. Well, ok, some condors flying around overhead. Yeah, that's it! Very pretty! |
 | saymme said 292 days ago |
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Real sweet & soothing ! A light feel to it Ilike the panflutes wouldn't mind more of them or perhaps that they could be in the foreground(louder)? Seems FUN experimenting !: ) : ) |
 | tooshu said 290 days ago |
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earth This is awesome, you have captured nature so well. I would like to get my music to flow like yours someday. It sounds alive. |
 | Dee1962z said 288 days ago |
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Andes Off ! Hello thank you so much. Magician of Music effects. Your brilliant. More for my Ipod, Thanks again Dee |
 | dirigent said 276 days ago |
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Beautiful!! Tango - cheek to cheek with a condor ;-) the choice of instruments is beautiful and the soundscape is great. It's good that it is a little longer than the first part. |
 | that80sboy said 272 days ago |
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i went on today.... ....looking for some relaxing music....and this hits the spot...flutes will do that too me every time...and the guitar mixes well here too! nice |
 | slumbering said 190 days ago |
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Loveliness! Oh, this just takes me right in... |
| peace-girl said 177 days ago | |
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Andes Off! (Take 2) by drakonis I scrolled back up and saw the great pics with the song! Wow! It instantly changed the 'meaning' of the song for me as I had envisioned it in my mind's eye. Just added a whole new depth! Anyhow . . . Pleasure to listen to, this is one of those songs that%u2019s so easy to play over and over and sit back and let the mind play a video to the music each time! Crisp, harmonious, and just right! |
America? I think the music all stays in keeping...
I imagine a dance, partners to form a circle, circle and pause in the step; twirl -> and on...
I think I definitely like this more than the first
. - Harold