Comeback - Crucethus

Interesting advice, so I usually cut the dB about -3 to gain dynamics. I hate over-compression (Loudness wars), and I listen in many different types of environments to understand how it sounds on the worst and best equipment. Also sending it out to people whom I trust will tell me if it's good or not. I do know from the monitors that it is not clipping at all, as well as the Izotope Ozone indicators. On the best (Bose 12 speakers in a high-end car system, and a high-end Paradigm system), it's amazing; even on a mono track on a basic phone, it's just fine and very clear. So it's very fascinating to me what you are listening to it on. As I am always open to feedback, I do have that question. Also taking a cue from the Bryan Ferry world of mixing, there are quite a lot of tracks going on and sometimes subtly. I hate basic dance tracks that literally use only 8 to 10 tracks on the mix as they really lack depth. I usually tend to end up with 40- 80, sometimes. Curious why you make that statement and if anyone else hears that. look forward to that feedback @all

Ahh, the album is pretty much complete; supposedly my test EP is arriving from the Netherlands tomorrow, fingers crossed. I have always wanted an LP

Cheers, mate! Thank you!

Thank you, Phrygian modes are awesome, and so is your comment!

Well, it's an idea as opposed to a dancefloor extravaganza. I added the extended bass drum to give a DJ the ability to mix.

Not as Twisty as most of my tunes, but otherwise spot on!

Thank you, the Phrygian mode and the sitar give it that flair, ehh?

I love Utah Saints; I have to go watch the modern video of Something good again. I do own the CD, lol