Now, for the beautiful ladies in Tokio

[Miguel Tuna]

Everyone who knows where this phrase as come from, gets a free listen at soundcloud .

Hope you enjoy.

http://soundcloud.com/miguel_tuna/african-chill

[Rob A]

Nice, I'm curious what you used for the strings sounds? Sounds quite like the 70s.

A little bit may rub off on you...



Added: ooh, just got to the susb9 chord, very nice.

[Miguel Tuna]

Hi Rob,

English is not my first language. "A little bit may rub off on you..." means that I'm imitating someone? If yes, I don't know who... ( ).

The strings came from Gforce minimonsta with a little tweaking.

Where is the susb9 chord you spoke about? 

[Rob A]

No I thought you were referencing the intro to "Butterfly" from a particular Herbie Hancock bootleg, but I guess it's the album "Flood" instead of the bootleg I was quoting from.

a few seconds from around 4:57 to 5:08 or so, you do a really nice run getting out of the chord.

[Miguel Tuna]

Oh, right, it's from : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6v6o2Biv_KI  0:51