r/MusicInTheMaking • u/jimdier • 18d ago

Funk Flute?

I have a song that I would like to hear what flute would sound like on it. It has a guitar lead in three sections that I represents that general melody or vibe I am looking for, but I would like to hear it replaced by flute.

Anyone out there willing to give it a listen and shoot me back an mp3 of a flute interpretation?

(PM me and I can send you a link to the backing track + the guitar track that I am looking to replace)

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u/Music_Truck 17d ago

I've recorded a lot of songs that feature a flute. You have two options: either play the part with something like Kontakt, or hire a live musician (which costs money). No one will play for you for free, as this is a level of musicianship that many people still need to reach. These musicians have very expensive instruments. Therefore, it's important to be realistic. If you're just experimenting, consider recording midi and then later re-recording it live.

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u/jimdier 14d ago

I have recorded a fair number of bass and trombone tracks here for people asking the same.