Well the video appears to be fixed but still seems broken. LOL.
Interesting mix of root beers and mandlebrots..initial 10 seconds = wtf...then listened more... yeah,trippy AF.
Actually quite a funny,entertaining piece..quirky,unusual= yeah HIT.
Thanks4sharing.
Well the video appears to be fixed but still seems broken. LOL.
Interesting mix of root beers and mandlebrots..initial 10 seconds = wtf...then listened more... yeah,trippy AF.
Actually quite a funny,entertaining piece..quirky,unusual= yeah HIT.
Thanks4sharing.
Cool, I'm glad you like it. It was fun to do in Reaper, sound recording has come a long way since I last made any tracks in 2010.
Oh my gosh I loved your song!!!! Are those the ingredients to root beer? i havent had any soda in the last 10 years. but when i used to drink it i far preferred ginger ale, cream soda or root beer over cola. squirt was pretty good too.
Oh my gosh I loved your song!!!! Are those the ingredients to root beer? i havent had any soda in the last 10 years. but when i used to drink it i far preferred ginger ale, cream soda or root beer over cola. squirt was pretty good too.
Thanks!
Yes, I started making Root Beer several years ago, I wanted make soda with lower sugar and more natural ingredients like real licorice and sassafras. Historically in America there used to be many kinds of "Elixirs". They were very popular during prohibition, but then after that the brewing industries really cracked down on them. Sassafras was made illegal by the FDA even though cinnamon has the same compound safrole, and the data were spotty considering billions of people (in China and India) eat cinnamon every day. Now they have sassafras that has had the safrole removed, but it is the safrole that tastes good.
I even got some kegging equipment. For me it takes a better part of a morning to make fifteen gallons, but I love doing it. I started thinking about the spices and how much fun they are to say and many of them rhyme. Then there is that whole musical aspect. Root of the chord and I have a low voice.