laguna Jorge Barrientos, Madrid, Spain

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• Laguna Podcast #3: This is Deepwise records Uploaded by laguna Start following Send a message on September 18, 2009 11:31

  22 Plays1 Download deep house mp3

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  Discover the elegant side of deep house with Deepwise records, the german-based netlabel dedicated to the deep house groove. 8 tracks selected and mixed by Laguna. Listen to their whole catalogue at http://www.myspace.com/deepwisenetlabel

• El vals invisible Uploaded by laguna Start following Send a message on September 17, 2009 08:53

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        LightSensitive on September 22, 2009 15:53

        Superb, gets you from the off.

     2. laguna

        laguna on September 22, 2009 15:58

        @LightSensitive: Thanks for the feedback, LightSensitive :-)

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  A little bit different from my usual stuff, this is my first 3/4 measure piece. I tried to give it a warm feeling... created with Propellerheads Reason 4 and remastered using Cubase and Live. I know it doesn't sound really like a piano piece, so please give constructive advice to help this musici...

• Zero gravity blues Uploaded by laguna Start following Send a message on September 15, 2009 16:43

  31 Plays3 Comments1 Favoriting1 Download downtempo, bliphop, triphop mp3

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        phillie on September 16, 2009 00:10

        sweet break. fat lead.

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        phillie on September 16, 2009 00:16

        yeah, melody! i like your combination a lot, the harsh and the sweet, you know. You could change the chords for the melody and make it brighter - probably. Nice song, really. And thanks for your comment. Was my first ever :-)

     2. laguna

        laguna on September 17, 2009 08:09

        @phillie: Thaks! Probably you're right about changing the chords. This song started as a ModPlug Tracker module and since it's very "oldschool sample-based" (no Ableton Live timestretching and easy tempo automatic adjustments) changing tones becomes hard and painful (and I become lazy aswell). Anyway I'm trying hard to improve in the armonic side (which is hard for a non trained musician... just press keys and see what sounds good). Anyway, thanks for listening and your good feedback! Please post more of your own tracks. I'm looking forward to it

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  Some mellow and lazy rhodes chords, beatbox, Casio hihats, soft Mellotron strings and some Commodore 64 SID howling its arpeggios... I tried to combine sweet and harsch for your hearing pleasure. All came from an old Modplug Tracker composition reworked using modern free VST plug-ins and some Abl...

• Nuclear shelter lullaby Uploaded by laguna Start following Send a message on September 15, 2009 15:42

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  A possible nursery rhyme for robots who raise babies underground after the world is devastated. Slightly chiptune-influenced, I think. Feedback appreciated