Ambient Steel Guitar from a new member.

[Kerrsteel]

After being engaged in other fields of music for more years than I care to remember, my thoughts and compositions
now turn to Ambient Music. A member in the introductions page asked where I'm going, does it sound like this one or that
one known to the community, to be truthful I don't really know, I don't follow or copy anyone, so I hope members like what they
hear and tell me if I'm heading in the right direction.

JK.

[windspace]

Yes, I think you're heading the right direction! :listening: That is very lovely!

[aoVI]

Very relaxing and wonderful textures.

My only critique would be that there were a few edits during the piece that might have been smoother, which were cutting the tails off the reverb. Otherwise it was a golden piece.

[regonsch]

I do like what I hear!
We're in Daniel Lanois territory and that's certainly not a bad place to be

[GaryG]

Yep, like it too.

I did notice the edits aoVI mentioned but everything else was just lovely.

[aoVI]

I do like what I hear!
We're in Daniel Lanois territory and that's certainly not a bad place to be

yes, the H3000-ish pitched reverb reminded me of moments on Eno's Apollo (which would have been Lanois, most likely) or bits of Lanois' Belladonna album.

I love guitar (of any style) ambient.

[Kerrsteel]

I do like what I hear!
We're in Daniel Lanois territory and that's certainly not a bad place to be

yes, the H3000-ish pitched reverb reminded me of moments on Eno's Apollo (which would have been Lanois, most likely) or bits of Lanois' Belladonna album.

I love guitar (of any style) ambient.

Thank you all for coming to listen, its good to know I'm heading in the right direction.
I will be more careful with edits in future.


JK.