Originally Posted by vicarn
Interesting, intricate melody. The happy bounce takes me back to those 1950's children's programmes I used to watch on TV.
Well put together.
Thanks Vic! I note there is not a lot of swing/shuffle or march music in contemporary music. I have heard the feel described as old-fashioned, which is a shame. I hadn’t thought about the playfulness of this style in the piece, but I can see how that can be heard that way.
Originally Posted by dcuny
Listening to the music before reading your writeup, I got an image of a circus troupe rolling across the countryside.
So... close. wink
Nice production!
Hi David! I think your image works with this piece. The trek from one location to another, erecting the tent, feeding the animals … a lot of the same type of routines in my own theme.
Originally Posted by TuneMonger
I'm with Vic, this sounded like a game show theme song from long ago. I only listened twice - any more and it would've earwormed me, I'm sure.
Hi Rob! Go on - give it one more spin! Give in to the ear worm!
Originally Posted by Ezekiel’s Storm
I thought the lead guitar sounded natural instead of quantized. I like the little interactive instrumental bits.
I understand what you mean about BIAB enabling us to unleash our creativity!
Thanks Scott! The natural feel might be due to my imperfect time-stretching! Like you, I am so glad I found this software!
Originally Posted by WaoBand
This instrumental had me hooked from the start. It also sounds to me like it's made for lyrics. It soon reminded me of kids' songs, like "Ring A Ring o' Roses".
Thanks Chay! Maybe my singer’s voice was longing to come out way back then? A lot of nursery rhymes use the swing/triplet feel.

Thanks you to all for listening and commenting.

Andrew

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