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Description : Edit: Changed a few volumes, the fade-out of the synth and slightly reworked a few transitions, nothing big though.
A DnB/Dance track with vocals. This track is a bit different to my other tracks uploaded so far. Feedback would be great!
Massive, Massive thanks to janis71: https://www.looperman.com/users/profile/855066 for her awesome vocals and to FutureAnalysis: https://www.looperman.com/users/profile/150060 too. Thanks to SLAPJOHNSON: https://www.looperman.com/users/profile/855066 for the sweet little flute sample.
Description : This one came about after looping the female Mmmm vocal. Again this one was done a long time ago. Recorded in cubase
Description : This is the sound of hope!
126 BPM
New Old School Happy Techno
The SOB - Sound of Belgium
Original Mix
Enjoy! ;)
Watch the video here youtu.be/vK2pYPSV6Rk
Description : "WORLD FUTURISM," a unique blend of global dance
and timeless sounds drawing from nature, traditional music, field recordings,
and the electronic savvy of modern centers like Chicago and London
Description : The tangled skein of life permeates all creation, binding the known to the unknown. This track, in its own subtle way, attempts to convey that.
Description : Just like the first EP "OGOU", this production focuses on organic elements with drum samples.It contains modern sounds such electronic down-tempo, future bass,and hip-hop, which makes the music sound old and new at the same time. With heavy sampling of African chants and sound generated from other tribes, this is production will bring more flavor and enjoyment--it's like Africa to your Ears.
Description : After a major uphill battle completing this song and turning it into what it is now, I feel some amount of satisfaction. It was like reality wanted me to give up or something. It's done... phew... Have updated this almost completely, from repatching the modular bass, playing some guitar parts, adding electric piano and synth lead, redoing and tuning the DW-6000 synth, of course adding my vocals, and mixing and mastering. It really has become pretty new wave, like much of my stuff does recently. Have added the lyrics as well. I am proud and happy with it, and I hope you all enjoy listening! UPDATE... woohoo just broke 1000 plays on this track here at looperman!
***original description***
Hey finally here with a new track! I'm not sure what to call this other than electronic, due to the high tempo. This is the first song finished using my interface which allows direct MIDI control of my modular synthesizer. The mid frequency bass part is all from that patch. There are tracks designed with my Zoom RT-123 drum machine, the microkorg, and the circuit bent KORG DW-6000. Other than that it is just a kick and snare drum sample, and a a quick vocal snippet. So I guess it's fairly minimal in that respect. Would like to hear the Looperman community's thoughts on this song! Thank you for listening
Description : New-Acid House
100% Original 126 BPM Instrumental
Pretty straight forward.
Hopefully, it should make you at least wiggle your toes. :P
Enjoy! ;)
Description : Un viaje a travs de la niebla.
Description : Electro psychodelic trance
Description : An fairly atmospheric piece.
Description : This is a strictly groove track where the elements of ambient meets electronic funk and Hip Hop. I play all instruments on the track excluding guitar solo which was performed by my friend Art Miller.
Description : A bit of pop, of disco, of punky guitar and electronic well i stop here because i don't know what really type of music is this any idea ?
But is this really matters ?
I'm in for any collabs
more tracks here
soundcloud.com/indieground
Description : (Looperman exclusive)
Enjoy!!!
Description : This coming from the New Project called, "World Futurism."
it's a production inspired by various tribes like Africa,Asia, North America. And with some heavy bass and synth sound, we got something refreshing to the ears.
I know I have promised a lot you that I will finish it but never did. However, I am for real this time.
Description : This one has a lot of changes. Pretty unique. Lots of dubstep sounds, glitch and other sounds. I always enjoy listening back to it. Throw on some headphones, crank it up, and experience the awesomeness of this epic electronic composition.
This track is awesome !
Some really cool sounds in this track. The intro, builds, stops and starts all sound great and makes the track feel a lot shorter than almost 6 minutes.
Good job man.
RW
Yo. You reply quickly and intelligently. Some people do neither. Good stuff.
Yes, I was surprised at the lack of bass in this. Most people into dnb go crazy for it, me very much included.
I personally like it when a track comes back to its heart
I totally agree and I do that a lot in my own work, including what I call bookending, where I start and end a track with similar sections. However, in my tracks, there are journeys through so many sections and changes so bringing it back to the heart, the original vibe, I find binds it all together a bit better. Like finally returning to your original point during a conversation that has taken in many topics.
But, heres the problem with how youve done it in your track. Youve basically got a quiet intro and built that to something good and powerful. But youve then gone straight back to that same intro and built it again in almost exactly the same way as before (perhaps just straight copy and paste of parts). Its not really interesting to hear it twice in such quick succession as I know whats coming.
Now, if you stick in a different section to break up that return to the quiet intro build, that might well work. That would be returning to the heart after a while away from it.
Or, you can go for what I suggested, which is stick some mid-level intense beats in there (eg fat midtempo ones), which will keep the energy going nicely after dropping back down from that first dnb section.
Thats why I said you need to think much harder about your structure as you have good elements but I think a cleverer structure, with a better flow of energy, would help a lot. But no problem if you totally disagree regarding suggestions for this track. You did say you've given me a lot to think about for future tracks so thatll do for me.
This is a pumpin mix! I dig it! The synths you've used sound really nice. The vocal parts work great for this style of song! Definitely the sort of track I can get into. Excellent work! Fave!
This is different. DNB was one of my early favourite genres - Goldie, Grooverider, etc
I like anything with flutes. Good buildup and introduction before the main drums kick in at 1.40. Then the quiet parts again, I would have carried on with the synths here(or another pad) from the busy section before or have them going at a lower level then fading it up incremently.
But DnB brings back many memories for me and your song definitely did. Thanks for sharing. - B
And I miss you
Like the deserts miss the rain
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4sPkS8b62Q
Remember that song?
Anyway, yours is good too. Very beautiful on 0:23. Flute sample blended with vocal?
0:44 classic little filtered dnb beat plus simple blocky chords and vocalisations. All sitting nicely.
Building now and kick drum build means it's going to drop and go big.
1:39 it does drop and it's good. Problem is that lead trancey synth is too loud, getting in way of drums. And there's no real bassline. Not sure I can hear one at all so it sounds too thin. No bottom, you see.
Back to quiet. Problem here is that you've kind of gone right back to the same structure as you already covered. So, it's not so interesting to hear pretty much the same build again. I thought it looked like an odd structure just from viewing the waveform and before pressing play.
Still no proper bass in second big breakout. There is an off beat sort of bassline but it's not covering the low end. I'd keep it in but add the low end the track is crying out for.
5:10 return to flute sounds good again.
I like your elements but think you need to think much harder about your structure.
On 2:23 I'd probably kick into a fat mid tempo killer groove ie not d'n'b at all. A whole range of good ones will slot right in (eg many from my track Trial By Ordeal that you liked) so give some a go as that'll help a lot with the structure.
Hope those suggestions are of some use.
Wow wow wow,
simply magic.Keep it up bro
Nice Work! I wrote an entire song to this instrumental in less than 5 seconds! That's how much it got me pumped and how beautifully it flowed. The drum pattern had me up dancing. I don't know WHY but this reminds me of Janelle Monae. Possibly something she'd dance to in her black and white. I SUCK at feedback if you couldn't tell.. but a good track is a good track and overall you've got gold here.
If you don't mind or have the time, check out my "Jonestown massacre" track on my profile, (its also available on iTunes #shamelessplug) I made the beat for that song with loops I found on this site. I wrote/performed the vocals for it too. New to this site so if you're down to collab maybe we can hook something up!?
-Kla
Again, I love it. I am definitely keeping a look out for more from you. Another download from me.
-Charlene
Really nice track! Like the progression of chords at 1:17. Really nice! Keep it up!
Nice synths and vocals. I agree with SJ though on some things. There needs to be a bit more punch in the drums and kick. It's not fleshed out enough, the flute however sounds fine to me when it came in. This has more of a dance like vibe going on rather than dnb. Mainly because there isn't a roll to it, not much at least. Just a bit of honest critique, I never sugar coat my words if i hear something I think could be better. Come back to this one over time, great track. peace
Gramo/Neo
Yes!
I hear the changes - sounds better.
The drums really do come through punchier now and the reverb works, and the little vocal in the end - LOVE it!
Very good chilled parts and the intro is amazing, I love that autotuned (?) vocal sample there right in the beginning - you could bring it back later on also, it's really beautiful that way.
The uptempo parts could have more movement and some more punch in the drumline and more...reverb (I tend to missuse and overuse reverb because I love the sound of it but here you almost have a little too dry sounds mixed together I think).
The flute sample definitely needs more reverb and maybe a hint of delay?
These are just a few suggestions I thought of while listening, but I'm an amatour with a bit of unusual musical taste so don't take this too seriously... =)
There will be better guidelines coming from the others here.
But a GREAT start!
DnB is one of my old favourite genres so I'll be keeping an eye on this to hear how it developes.
Cheers!
/SJ =)