Description : So about a week or so ago I was on here when I happened to notice this one advert for a competition being held by Free-loops.com & PrimeLoops.com. I decided that I'd check it out and after scoping out the loop pack this is what I came up with.
This song also uses a few loops from our buddy Drofon and a couple of samples from the site FreeSounds.org (thanks to digifishmusic & FreqMan). Massive kudos goin to those people. Yall rawk super hard!
As for the name, well, it came from the desire to use one of those in-flight messages to fill the silent gap towards the end. I also feel that certain elements of this track just remind me of being high up. Anyways, I hope yall dig this little House-ish piece I've come up with. Later on yall!
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weird track mate i have to say, if i didnt know it was intentional i admit i probly wouldnt get it either. but i quite like this track the drums rolling in and out give it a real laid back cruisy almost ambient feel, i think youve captured the spirit of the track well with the title, it also kinda makes me think of rolling scenery (dunno if u get that or not). tho parts of the track dont seem to me that they would intuitively fit together they actually make for quite easy listening, thats big props on your part mate. and cheers 2 for bringing this comp to everyones attention, i know i had fun with it :)
sketch
Yeah, I think I do. Would it be anything like flying at a low altitude over some hills or maybe the dunes of a beach?
And I think you nailed it, this is geared to be a mellow house track. Not in the traditional 'go-out-n-dance' kinda groove, but the 'kick-back-with-the-big-headphones' way. So it's sorta like dance music for doing homework to or something.
As for the comp, it was an ad on here, but I figured it needed to be highlighted so that more people would discover it. Glad ya dug it. Later on!
yeah i know a few of theese samps, why does the drums fade in and out? and the volumes up and down, i just dont understand this track at all sorry, its just sample after sample gone wrong sorry
It's cool mate,
My original desc didn't really do a good job of explaining the song. I just edited it once to explain the drum treatment, but I suppose I could re-edit it to talk about the other stuff.
As for whatcha said, yer pretty right. I just took the samples and worked on makin 'em sound like they were being played out of a Radio that had just been run over or was about to have its batteries run outta juice.
Sonic experimentation, savy?
Try thinking of it not as a DJ/Producer who wants to keep people dancing, but as a composer trying to make music for a movie or animated short.
Or think of it instead as something that'd be played in a big club's secondary 'green room'. Not meant to be primary or mainstream. Thanks for the feedback though. Later on!
Thirty thousand feet is a cool place to be in a jet...being at 26,660 feet on top of Nanga Parbat without oxygen is a whole different proposition...one of the most dangerous places to be on the planet...Hehe see what mentioning altitude does to me...I have no idea what House music is apart from a vague suspicion that it has nothing to do with being only played indoors! lol..I like the bass line going down here it's got that low down stalking quality that always pleases me...some of the fade outs and ins seem a bit long for me..but as I say I'm a newbie to "House"...I always get the impression that these type of grooves are designed for people that(lowers voice)....take drugs lol...being a sceptical guy I see all rave parties,gatherings,blah,blah,blah as excuses for the youth of today to get out of it..hehe...cool stuff dude cheers Dave :)
You know what's funny. I've never been afraid of enclosed places at extreme heights. Its just when I'm out in the open standing near the edge (or on a ladder, for example) that I start getting nervous.
So mountain climbing? Sure! Cliff climbing? No thanks! Haha.
As for house, I think the name came from where it would commonly be played when it was forming- in 'House parties'. As time passed, it grew in popularity and spilled out into the clubs and such. In a way, I think that when that happened House kinda lost itself to generic or dare I say, Pop-glam crap (glamorized by mainstream people putting their own spin on it).
As for my spin on House, I don't study it religiously or anything (don't really do that with any particular genre, normally). I just know what I like to hear when I'm makin stuff.
Haha, and yes- I was wanting to create a 'Trippy vibe' to support other people's addictions. Not that I endorse getting high, but I'm not gonna protest it either. And if I can help, well, then that's just cool beans, Billy! Haha.
The fades were an experiment- Both in playback quality and in my attempts at simulating Turntable-style mixing on my DAW. Glad ya dug it. Later on!
i've never heard anything else like this track man
it makes me think of floating kind of
i think everything with it is great so i can't really offer any suggestions for ya, nicely done
Hey mate,
Thanks, that was totally the effect I was going for. Almost meditative, ya know? (if you've never tried to before, do it, man, you'll love it). Anyways, glad ya dug it. Later on!
felt like I was at the Factory listening to a great dj set with the dance floor jammed, girl with their neon necklaces yeah that's the 80's. Great Chicago house feel, Frankie Knuckles would be proud to know that the music he help popularise is taken go care of, good job.
Thanks BPete,
That was the time that held the most influence on me getting into music stuff. Sure, there was the 90's boom, but that just served to reintroduce me to it.
As for Frankie, this is gonna sound so bad, but I don't own any of his stuff yet. Thanks for remindin me of him again. Now I gotta see if I can find somethin of his.
And House will always be my port of harbor. A place of refuge that I'll always readily return to. Glad it took ya back. Later on!
Hey lil bro,
Congrats on making red, eh. As for the track, well, you entered the comp so I don't needta say anything about the loop pack they gave out.
As for the rest, lately I've been trying to make my tracks more 'cinematic' (in scope, not sound/style). Messing with video related stuff at school has given me a new perspective on music. Kinda like, something might play cool, but what else? Where does it take the mind's eye when someone listens to it?? Stuff like that!
So I've been experimenting with the way I arrange my compositions in the attempts to trigger something in the listener's mind. So with this I went with a 'flying' theme and tried to capture everything that a person might experience while being in a plane (turbulence, pitching, Jet/cabin ambience, etc). That's kinda why I faded the stuff in and out like that. Glad ya dug it. Later on!
First of all, well done on getting mod status, you really deserve it. On to the track, I understand where you're coming from about feeling lifted up by this song, it's very laid back, but funky all the same, the pads fill up the song nicely and the mix is seamless.
Great stuff Donnie the Moddie.
Peace,
Helix
Thanks mate, who knew I'd end up being one, haha. As for the mix, they didn't offer that many loops in the pack so I hadta do a good bit of messing around to make this track seem fuller and in order to give it a decent length. Honestly, after the first half-hour I was worried that I'd even be able to make a full song. Anyways, glad ya dug it. Later on!
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sketch
And I think you nailed it, this is geared to be a mellow house track. Not in the traditional 'go-out-n-dance' kinda groove, but the 'kick-back-with-the-big-headphones' way. So it's sorta like dance music for doing homework to or something.
As for the comp, it was an ad on here, but I figured it needed to be highlighted so that more people would discover it. Glad ya dug it. Later on!
My original desc didn't really do a good job of explaining the song. I just edited it once to explain the drum treatment, but I suppose I could re-edit it to talk about the other stuff.
As for whatcha said, yer pretty right. I just took the samples and worked on makin 'em sound like they were being played out of a Radio that had just been run over or was about to have its batteries run outta juice.
Sonic experimentation, savy?
Try thinking of it not as a DJ/Producer who wants to keep people dancing, but as a composer trying to make music for a movie or animated short.
Or think of it instead as something that'd be played in a big club's secondary 'green room'. Not meant to be primary or mainstream. Thanks for the feedback though. Later on!
So mountain climbing? Sure! Cliff climbing? No thanks! Haha.
As for house, I think the name came from where it would commonly be played when it was forming- in 'House parties'. As time passed, it grew in popularity and spilled out into the clubs and such. In a way, I think that when that happened House kinda lost itself to generic or dare I say, Pop-glam crap (glamorized by mainstream people putting their own spin on it).
As for my spin on House, I don't study it religiously or anything (don't really do that with any particular genre, normally). I just know what I like to hear when I'm makin stuff.
Haha, and yes- I was wanting to create a 'Trippy vibe' to support other people's addictions. Not that I endorse getting high, but I'm not gonna protest it either. And if I can help, well, then that's just cool beans, Billy! Haha.
The fades were an experiment- Both in playback quality and in my attempts at simulating Turntable-style mixing on my DAW. Glad ya dug it. Later on!
it makes me think of floating kind of
i think everything with it is great so i can't really offer any suggestions for ya, nicely done
Thanks, that was totally the effect I was going for. Almost meditative, ya know? (if you've never tried to before, do it, man, you'll love it). Anyways, glad ya dug it. Later on!
That was the time that held the most influence on me getting into music stuff. Sure, there was the 90's boom, but that just served to reintroduce me to it.
As for Frankie, this is gonna sound so bad, but I don't own any of his stuff yet. Thanks for remindin me of him again. Now I gotta see if I can find somethin of his.
And House will always be my port of harbor. A place of refuge that I'll always readily return to. Glad it took ya back. Later on!
I like those chords a lot.
I am not liking all the fading in and out of drums and when those chords fade in and out.
I like the drum beat though
Great track!
-DaMann
Congrats on making red, eh. As for the track, well, you entered the comp so I don't needta say anything about the loop pack they gave out.
As for the rest, lately I've been trying to make my tracks more 'cinematic' (in scope, not sound/style). Messing with video related stuff at school has given me a new perspective on music. Kinda like, something might play cool, but what else? Where does it take the mind's eye when someone listens to it?? Stuff like that!
So I've been experimenting with the way I arrange my compositions in the attempts to trigger something in the listener's mind. So with this I went with a 'flying' theme and tried to capture everything that a person might experience while being in a plane (turbulence, pitching, Jet/cabin ambience, etc). That's kinda why I faded the stuff in and out like that. Glad ya dug it. Later on!
Great stuff Donnie the Moddie.
Peace,
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