kvr Nov 11 Memorias de la Mancha

[shrikant]

Friends,

 This month at KVR we are supposed to go "Around the World to places like Central/South American/Spanish/Afro-Cuban/Latin-America" to find our musical inspiration.

 I chose a place called La Mancha from where the memorable immortal Knight emerged fighting windmills.  Don Quixote to be precise.Whether this sounds  Spanish or not. but I had good time creating this track from my imagined memories of La Mancha. I have named it Memorias de la Mancha 

Please do let me know what you felt.

Thanks.

Shrikant

[Azell]

very special, I must say that for me, Don Quixote is that of "Grand Jacques" Brel:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-g_3A1vhBPw
but, your verson is good too 
Azell

[folderol]

Hmmm, Well I guess it sounds like an an Indo-Spanish tune

I enjoyed it anyway. What was the main stringed instrument. It has a very nice tone.

[MarioD]

This sounds great to me.  I can not put it into any genre because I am not that familiar with all of those you listed however this is very good.  You have a great soundscape going on here.

Two thumbs up.

[Oren]

Argentinian Techno Tango?  A lot of fun, at any rate...

[shrikant]

very special, I must say that for me, Don Quixote is that of "Grand Jacques" Brel:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-g_3A1vhBPw
but, your verson is good too 
Azell

Sorry for the delay in replying. I was away from my computer for quite some time.

Madam,Azell - I became a great fan of Jacques Brel ever since  I heard the song "ne me quitte pa" The one you have quoted is superb. Thanks for the good words.

folderol - I have used the  "string studio vst" and the preset is "100 Guitar Comp" . The new "Indo- Spanish" genre sounds interesting.  Thanks.

Mario D and Oren - Your kind words give me great confidence in trying my hand at music,despite my own doubts about my abilities. Thanks.

Thanks once again to all of you.   

shrikant