Thank you. Lately I like things with “less”, perhaps not quite minimal, but “less”. I’m glad this one did not seem too cloudy.

Dokashiteru do such great music that any remix inevitably falls short. But I am grateful for your praise, and also pleased to show these great samples in a slightly different light.

Thank you! The inspiration was all in the samples, which are really nice.

Thanks! I wanted to leave lots of space.

Quote: SackJo22Yes. Beautiful. I have been carried away on a cloud of embracing sound.

Again. As I revisit this track via Snowflake’s podcast.

Thanks for the right two words.

Thanks very much. It’s a joy to be able to remix Dokashiteru.

Thank you for the review. I agree with you—this one could have used more “punctuation”. I had trouble finding the right “song” on this challenge, and I could imagine doing it a bit differently next time.

That guitar bugs me, too, but I keep thinking that I should have sliced it up more and built it into a fuller melody, somehow. That section started life as a long, chorused set of guitars playing all kinds of melody, mostly dissonant, but the whole thing seemed a bit too stereotypically “post-rock” to me, and an extra echo artifact kept cropping up in the looping. Then I said I wanted something more minimal, but there’s the problematic nature of the three little swigs of guitar.

I love about remix that one can listen and hear all the things one can change—and unlike live performance, one can then actually change those things!

yeah that’s what i was thinking, if you just blew out the guitars it would sound like some post-rock thing, which would take away from the rest. stumper. that which does not fit, but fits. maybe that’s the way it should be after all.

Thank you! I’m clicking now!