Description : some creepy hellowin sounds: volca bass,momotron duo and sampled fm radio
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Nice sinister opening, This is a very cool song. Great mix so far. i agree with Joe that it needs some more percussion and driving beats, if you had that this would be a mind blowing song. 4:13 on and it sounds like a mandolin ehh? Really creative my friend, i enjoyed that listen immensely.
Cru
I like the intro. Very dark stuff and i always enjoy this kind of sounds. Maybe it is a bit long but that's only my opinion.
The mix sounds really good. Nice and clear mastering (at least at my headphones) with a good stereo field.
The beat could need a powerful snare to make it a little more driving.
The ending part is also well made.
I enjoyed the listen!
stay tuned
joe
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Looking for some feed back, constructive criticisms or even just your thoughts if you liked it or not. This is just a rough cut on this current WIP, just the bones of it if you will.. If you have some cool title suggestions, would love to hear those too.
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Cru
The mix sounds really good. Nice and clear mastering (at least at my headphones) with a good stereo field.
The beat could need a powerful snare to make it a little more driving.
The ending part is also well made.
I enjoyed the listen!
stay tuned
joe