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[nctrnm]

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[hoshuha]

ENTRY 11: SUMMATIVE PROCESS

Creation Process

Structure, Tempo and Time signature:

The tempo and Time signature for both tracks are 80bpm, 4:4, which is suitable for the genre- many songs from Neo soul artists I follow such as Nao Yoshioka and Toshiki Soejima write songs with similar tempos: Toshiki Soejima- Life: 79bpm (Soejima, 2021), Nao Yoshioka Got me: 81bpm ((Yoshioka, 2020). A slower tempo makes the song feel smooth and allows chords/embellishments to breathe within the mix. It also helps to ease the ear into the many modulations that occur.

The track has 48 bars and is structured as displayed in the picture above.

Key Signature, Rhythmic and melodic ideas:

Throughout the track, I switch between D major/minor, G minor and E altered scales. Additionally, as evidenced by the outro, there are sections where I incorporate multiple passing chords which create an ambiguous ascending/descending motion. The outro starts with a Gm9 chord (rooted on the A string), then descends gradually after using various dominant 9 and minor 9 chords, resolving with E major 7/B - this created a walking bass movement which is common in Neo Soul and Jazz and ultimately assisted in resolving the tension. The altered dominant chords allow me to play notes from the altered scale which add more tension than those from mixolydian (if using a regular dominant chord).

Personally, I enjoy the constant modulations within the track as they help to alter the course of the melody- adding unpredictability and interest to the song. Switching between parallel keys (D major to D minor) puts an emphasis on the intervallic movement of the 3rd, 6th and 7th- changing from a natural to a flat in this context is very effective and pleasing to the ear.

Harmonic ideas:

I have used a variety of extended major/minor and dominant chords (7ths,9ths)- most of which utilize Drop 2 and Drop 3 voicings- again, a very common voicing used by Neo soul artists such as Melanie Faye and Kazuki Isogai. The large span of intervals and octaves contained within these chords allow for the absence of a bass guitar, due to the thumb playing the bass notes. This is certainly a technique I have acquired from listening to the aforementioned artists. Moreover, adding percussive elements via slapping the strings with my thumb and palm is another example of their influence in my playing. Pull offs, Hammer ons, vibrato, legato and finger/hybrid picking are more examples of techniques I use in this track. Legato and vibrato help to make my melody lines emulate a vocal line, giving it some personality.

Technical/production techniques:

Firstly, I have double tracked the keyboard for the intro, panning left 100% and right 100%, adding a fader as they enter the mix. This technique creates a large, stereo-like effect- combined with a stretched chord voicing, this creates warmth and the sense of fullness. I set the volume of the keys to -4.5db so that they would allow the guitar to cut through them. In the EQ, I have increased the bass and air frequencies (this is where the warmth derives from) and slightly decreased the mids as this is where the guitar will enter. Compression has been applied, using a slow attack time and fast release, thus creating a natural sound.

I used the clean amp tone from Neural DSP- ‘Archetype: Plini’ for all sections of the track asides from the chorus, using reverb (space knob turned to almost maximum), compression and EQ- settings are seen below. After playing the track without EQ, I felt as if the bass, due to the nature of the chord voicings, was slightly overbearing, therefore I decided to lower the 65-125k frequencies. Furthermore, I wanted to make the tone sound distant so I also lowered the 4k-8k frequencies- making the track sound darker. However, after adding reverb, this created a very classic Neo soul tone.

The rhythm section for the chorus adds an extra compressor and EQ VST to help increase the volume of the fingerpicking; without extra compression, the bass tones were too overwhelming, drowning out the higher notes. The compressor settings consist of a low ratio, slow attack, but fast release time, medium Knee and a subtle boost to the makeup gain- these settings made the compression feel natural, whilst still controlling any spiky transients. A separate EQ was introduced to eliminate a fuzzing sound around the 3-5k frequencies (4.1k) (High shelf).

For the lead section of the chorus, I have used a clean amp from Neural DSP- ‘Archetype: Tim Henson’ with a boost, compressor, chorus and reverb pedal, alongside some EQ. These effects help to separate the lead from the rhythm as the sound is boosted and has more sustain. A separate EQ is used again to eliminate fuzzing sounds around the 4-5k frequencies (4.4k) (High shelf).

Alternative Edit:

For the alternative edit (aka Live) I am playing the same track, however omitting a chord from the chorus and embellishments from verse 1 of the original song. Furthermore, no keyboard or lead section is present and some chords are not arpeggiated in the same way. In verse 1, I have added a walking bass line of chromatic notes before playing the Gm7/Bb. Additionally, the pre chorus and outro have been extended to 12 and 16 bars respectively making this version 52 bars in total. The outro differs slightly by incorporating an ascending run after the descending run- I do this by adding extra dominant and minor 9 chords, before resolving to a Bb Major 7/F. The tremolo arm is also used in this version to give extra vibrato to chords. Overall, the alternative edit has less lead playing and embellishments, but more space between chords, thus conveying an even calmer vibe than the original track.

In terms of production techniques, the live version is more limited as I’m only playing one track of the guitar, no extra fills or instruments. I am using the ‘acoustic clean’ preset on the ‘STL Tonality: Andy James’ plugin, alongside a compressor, EQ and a new reverb pedal (‘lopass’ filter set to maximum). Personally, I feel as if this reverb pedal is even more spacious than the one used in the original track; it has more sustain. The compressor has a slightly faster attack time (7.2ms), but a much longer release time (100ms) resulting in a very natural sound, allowing considerably more dynamic range than the original track- I feel that this is more appropriate for a live environment. The EQ cuts out all frequencies over 2.6k (high shelf), removing all upper mids and preventing the guitars from having too much bite.

[isaackey-ali]

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[guenin-beats]

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[tjrocksoul]

[poemproducer]

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[lovenakfa]

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[kay-honor]

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[isaackey-ali]

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[guenin-beats]

San Fran

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[nctrnm]

Of Steel by Nctrnm "of steel"; c major; 81bpm

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[jayvii-blog1]

First Doc appointment to check on my lovely wife. I did some research before the appointment cause I had no idea what to expect and I wanted to give her all the comfort in the world. So here is what I found:

Your doctor will ask for your medical history, including:

Medical and/or psychosocial problems

Blood pressure, height, and weight

Breast and cervical exam

Date of your last menstrual period (an accurate LMP is helpful when determining gestational age and due date)

Birth control methods

History of abortions and/or miscarriages

Hospitalizations

Medications you are taking

Medication allergies

Your family’s medical history

Your healthcare provider will also perform a physical exam which will include a pap smear, cervical cultures, and possibly an ultrasound if there is a question about how far along you are or if you are experiencing any bleeding or cramping.

Blood will be drawn and several laboratory tests will also be done, including:

Hemoglobin/ hematocrit

Rh Factor and blood type (if Rh negative, rescreen at 26-28 weeks)

Rubella screen

Varicella or history of chicken pox, rubella, and hepatitis vaccine

Cystic Fibrosis screen

Hepatitis B surface antigen

Tay Sach’s screen

Sickle Cell prep screen

HIV test

Hemoglobin levels

Hematocrit levels

Specific tests depending on the patient, such as testing for tuberculosis and Hepatitis C

Your healthcare provider will probably want to discuss the following:

Recommendations concerning dental care, cats, raw meat, fish, and gardening

Fevers and medications

Environmental hazards

Travel limitations

Miscarriage precautions

Prenatal vitamins, supplements, herbs

Diet, exercise, nutrition, weight gain

Physician/midwife rotation in the office

Possible questions to ask your provider include:

Is there a nurse line that I can call if I have questions?

If I experience bleeding or cramping, do I call you or your nurse?

What do you consider an emergency?

Will I need to change my habits regarding sex, exercise, nutrition?

When will my next prenatal visit be scheduled?

What type of testing do you recommend and when are they to be done? (In case you want to do research the tests to decide if you want them or not.)

If you have not yet discussed labor and delivery issues with your doctor, this is a good time. This helps reduce the chance of surprises when labor arrives.

Some questions to ask include:

What are your thoughts about natural childbirth?

What situations would warrant a Cesarean?

What situations would warrant an episiotomy?

How long past my expected due date will I be allowed to go before intervening?

What is your policy on labor induction?

Her 1st Appointment Details:

Patient had positive pregnancy test 12/15/2017 Ordered Platinum Package (paid in full) FIRST APPOINTMENT 12/21/2017 9PM EST

1ST MONTH Weight 140lbs BP 118/76 Pulse 81bpm Blood Sample (All Clean) Gender and Amount Surprise Due date 02/15/2018 NEXT APPOINTMENT 12/28/2017 9PM EST

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[theunstuffedpepper]

Thursday 9/14/17 Yesterday was a fine day, I suppose. It could have been a lot worse. I had a nice 4.4mi run in the morning. I ate a banana and cashews for a snack when really I wanted chips. I grabbed a turkey sandwich for dinner when really I wanted a burger. And yet this morning I wake up and I'm basically back up a pound. Back up to 195.4, which is essentially STILL my highest weight. I've put in a lot of effort over the past two weeks and I have no idea how I have made zero progress on the scale. Frustrated is an understatement. However. Look at the HR graph. Right? On August 31st, 93bpm. YIKES. That's scary to me. Today, September 15th, 81bpm. Things are happening to my body, even if it doesn't show on the scale. I'm gonna try and make myself remember that.

#still pissed off if I'm being honest #but whatever #gotta keep pushing #dailyrecap #accountability #caffeinatedoptimism #fitbit #fitblr #struggle