One by my favourite composer J.S. Bach:
Cantata "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring" BWV 147
(matching the Easter season).
As a base I used Clasfake\Bach01 in BiaB.
The voices are Vocaloid Avanna and samples of my own voice.
The 3/4 measure and the many, many chord changes make it difficult
for the RT artists.
So at times I used up to 40 tracks, moving snippets around.
I ended up with 22 tracks in the final mix.

RealTracks:
RealDrums-JazzBrushesWaltz
RealDrums-2416Fusion
RT926_Bass, Acoustic, Jazz Waltz Sw 085
RT1433_Bass, Electric, JazzFunkGroovin Ev16 110
RT1435_Guitar, Electric, Rhythm JazzFunkGroovinChords Ev16 1
RT1437_Piano, Electric, Rhythm JazzFunkGroovin Ev16 110
RT1055_Sax, Alto, Soloist SmoothJazzCool Sw16 075 (Bluesy)
RT1056_Sax, Alto, Soloist SmoothJazzCool Sw16 100
RT1444_Sax, Alto, Soloist JazzFunkGroovin Ev16 110
RT1168_Guitar, Electric, Soloist RockBalladBrent Ev 065 (Bluesy)

http://soundcloud.com/boehmusic/cantata147

Guenter

boehm, sounds very good. Enjoyed the listen.

Guenter,

Cool. As always. I think Johann would have loved the screamin' sax. And would have loved having Brent around to "let it rip" now and again....

Great mix of "old and new".... always look forward to what you might do next...

But, hey... stay away from the Country stuff... there's enough competition there as it is.....

floyd

Hi Guenter,

For the first couple of minutes, to my ears, this was very "Swingle Singers" sounding (one of my all-time favourite groups). Then the sax came in. What a great segue! You've put this arrangement together with outstanding attention to detail. The whole presentation was excellent to listen to. It must have taken ages to assemble!

Regards,
Noel

Hi Guenter....great listen...thanks for posting. Very complex piece...using Vocaloid, samples and RT snippets...and so many tracks! You really know your way around the software!

Thanks Charlie, Floyd, Noel and MountainSide for your nice comments.

@Floyd: Yes, he would have written a well tempered Brent, I'm sure.
You can calm down: I won't do Country.

@Noel: I'm glad you are back to my "channel". Missed you on my last post.
That Swingle Singers tribute was deliberate. I used to listen to them a lot.
You are right: it took quite some time.

Guenter

This is a hilariously great arrangement.

Wow...so creative...you have been able to combine very creative free thinking with a great amount of structure and form...great work, so enjoyable...thanks for doing this!

Thanks David and Tom.
I appreciate your nice comments.

@David: I'm following your Synsinger Blog.
Great work you're doing there.

Guenter

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You've put this arrangement together with outstanding attention to detail. The whole presentation was excellent to listen to. It must have taken ages to assemble!

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