Modern India - RealProblemShuckers

This is a beautiful creation, At 00:52 I got goosebumps. I would love to use this track in my project. Please respond. Thanks!

Hey this is a fun song to hear! I'm digging it very much! I can see what people were saying about the sitar... I guess I'm assuming it's a loop, otherwise you could vary the velocity between the different notes to give a more live feeling. A little verb or delay could help to like FR said. Anyway, love the trap elements very much! Was very pleasing to hear this track! Fave!

Powerfull. Love that. The ending is great. Only thing i would change is this orchester hit sound. Real cool work.

namaste

Amazing! Good job,I lime the orchestra hit! Overall good concepts!

Some nice elements happening here. Great sounding sitar. We don't hear much us this vibe here, so hope you will continue.

Cheers,
Scott

I do not much listen this genre of music but i can tell this sound's great..
.good job

and..... at the risk of antagonising others views, I like the cheeky ending.

I think it's pretty bloody marvellous. I love the construction and the naughtiness of the groove. Brilliant, full marks from me.

Cool track...I think you've got all the info you need, from the others that have
posted a comment...

So I'll just say I....LIKE IT.... :-)

I love the variety of styles that you have going on in this track and I like how your switched things up a bit with those styles with this track. Nice work!

RPS, Hello.
This is a good track. It's got some good energy and moves along nicely. I'm not going to say anything about the intro, because it's already been covered. BUT...I will mention the outro. It's pretty abrupt, my friend. With the way this track moves so nicely along, it's kind of like it fell from a cliff when we least expected it. Like you didn't know where to go with it, so you just killed it off. Personally, I would double the length of the section between 2:23 and the end, where it drops into another section like 1:22-1:36 with the sitar layered over the top of that, and continue from there. But, that's just my opinion. Take it for what it's worth.
Other than that, a nice mix of genres and a pretty good groove you got!
Take care.
V.

Interersting mixture of pop and ethnic elements...pretty cool stuff!:)

Congrats____Orlando

Hi. I'm a sucker for so many Eastern/Asidan/Indian sounds and so is clindsay.

I agree with FreRad that we sort of have to get through the intro for it to get good and really get going. I think that intro sitar part is too programmed and thus lacking a bit of natural feel eg a bit of swing. Some reverb might help but I don' think that's the main problem.

I've used programmed sitar in loads of tracks (but not my award-winning Way Beyond Wrong track) and you do have to be careful with how you use it.

0:52 is when it really kicks in and the best part is probably the slightly left panned string-like part. And there is that trap-like orchestral sort of hit. Is that what it's called?

2:07 bass is cool. Return to main theme at 2:22 is simply and nicely done.

Well done but keep going with this one.

Nice - I really liked the coda 2:24 on and the verse :53 to 1:20. Needs a little more power up front but nice vibe. I'd love to hear it with voices.
-clindsay

Hi,

Potentially the makings of a great track, the two reviews so far are pretty on the mark, but not too difficult to fix and if you do sort the intro and outro it would be great to see the track a little longer because when it is going its a fab track. Neat work.

Best wishes,

Mark/Larry!

I think the intro could use a little something but once it gets going it's a good track. Like the way it breaks down into a house bass and then that old school hardcore sound comes in. But i think the other reviewer is right, if you put a bit of reverb on the sitar or a short delay it would make the intro better.
On the whole it's a good track but sort that intro out and make it a GREAT track.
FR

I think what would make this song complete is a bit of reverb on sitar and orchestra hits, but otherwise it's pretty cool