Re: Can I have your feedback?

[Rainer Thelonius Balthasar Straschill <moinsound@googlemail.com>]

I found this really interesting, as Rick said:
> I'm not a quantize nazi by any means, but rhythmic mistakes (or 
> variations from what would be a perfectly quantized
> drum track) are really amplified, especially at low speed and in this 
> piece, your rhythmic composition is sophisticated
> and laudable but for me, your execution is inaccurate enough from a 
> perfectly quantized track to be distracting.
> That said,  my wife has accused me of having to "fine toothed" a 
> rhythmic comb at times, so it would be good to hear
> if others heard what I heard in the tracks.
On which Andy commented:
"no, except that repeating organ figure in piece did seem a bit lumpy.. "

I, too, had been hearing what rick describes (the inaccurateness that is 
destracting, even a little disturbing when the drums are first laid 
down), then I found that when the track develops that it works like that 
"run of the mill groove with a twist" effect - and was curious what 
others, especially guys like "I learned to play precisely like a drum 
machine with any swing setting in single-percent steps" Rick perceived.

Then again: if this was unintended, it might just be that the next time 
you play it, it will end up just a tad bit too sloppy to work well, so 
it might be advisable to practice this. If it was by design - then well 
done imo ;).

            Rainer