hey,
yeah the bass line was lost when processing and mixing and so on... anyway you can hear it better: https://soundcloud.com/promenade2239/surreal-ambiences-tt-edit but not sure if it is good enough on your listening system - this is earlier version of the track...

I suggest you to listen closely to some jazz or classical tracks like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H51xGk0lMwk
or
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZQejr9lPn0
and see if it will somehow fit your system. If not there's no need to continue.

I can hear the music anyway... even though I do not have any sophisticated listening system at the moment.

Here's my today's drum and bass:
http://www.looperman.com/tracks/detail/161597

Again my main focus is on the music.
Probably my monitors aren't big or good enough to generate the actual low frequencies but still my listening experience is amazing. AMAZING.
Again hard to explain cause Im not an en native speaker.

sometimes I don't see the actual difference between techno and jazz when starting a new tune and setting a bpm randomly on my daw.
here's some another interesting remix of mine:
http://www.looperman.com/tracks/detail/161561

I hope you will appreciate at least the production and vision.

Thanks again for your thoughts. Alex

glad you liked the track - thank you for kind words. I appreciate that! Alex

thanks a lot Joe. It's DanceDemagogue who inspired this project - I am really happy with the final result.

Glad you enjoyed the track!
Best to you, Alex

thanks a lot Ed,
Yes, sometimes I can work in reverse, removing the elements... I am questioning this one as well at the moment.
This tune is experimental - my attempt in unknown electronic genre inspired by DanceDemagogue who makes a dark-electronic stuff. He added far-out ambient elements to it.
It is my remix over his remix. The bassline was lost during the process I did. There's some limitations cause I am working on an old laptop - I pushed it to it's limits by this one anyway.
I am still looking forward to create simple instrumental acoustic piano/epiano music.
Im glad you liked this one - many thanks for your thoughts! It's appreciated.
Alex

Thanks a lot Steve. It's really nice to hear you enjoyed this track. I am happy you had a chance to hear developed version - the song was initially quite simple. After reading the MWRatridge comment I thought of reworking it again but didn't know how to make a progress - DanceDemagogue sent me today his remix - my new version is based on his work.
I really like minimal-music. Probably the 'Variations for winds, Strings and Keyboards' by Steve Reich http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xb6vtl_variations-for-winds-strings-and-ke_music will be my favourite ever - I can't remember how many times I was listening to this.

There's a lot of things happening along the track now so I do not know if it's 'minimal' anymore, but of course it still can be, if needed...
Thanks for your time and nice comments on this track - it's always appreciated. Alex

well... it's almost finished. Thanks again Tim!

Thanks a lot Scott! It's a bit unusual for me as well and as I said when responding to other comments below: it's an experimental track! The basic idea here was to create minimal and repetitive electro music. I really like kraftwerk and older german electronic - good point! So again: this one is just my attempt to make an electro track - the 'techno' label can fit all older electro-music genres!
Thanks again for your time and nice comments - it's always appreciated! Alex

thank you for your comment Mark!
I think the minimal-music always sounds a bit unfinished. This is an experimental track of mine - it seems like it's repetitive indeed but actually there's a great amount of slightly changing things going on there. But still that's only my personal preference - I like american minimal-music like Phillip Glass or Steve Reich. Some people may find it boring and that's ok.
Thanks again for your time and review. Alex

Thanks for your review Gramo. Yes, some downbeat-style samples used for the drums here, not really a tech kits. This is my first attempt to the genre - really glad you liked it! Best, Alex

thanks!

Thank you Orlando. It's a bit faster than an oldschool techno - about 145bpm. But this is an experimental minimal-music track. Glad you liked it.
Best, Alex

Hi Mosaic!
Many thanks for your comments. It's quite unusual for me and probably the first techno track I ever made. Inspired by 'Midnight Runner' by RenzWilde and some loops from a new member DanceDemegogue. I agree with techno being rarely exposed here but I always liked repetitive and minimal music so this was fun to make eventhough it is just an experimental track of mine.
Glad you enjoyed it. Best to you, Alex

thanks a lot!