Vernal Sunshine 3am Remix Mix - Salkizar

Phaaaaaaaat Track, I love this.... Makes me wanna dance! I´ll check your songs and review, its better than the average here on looperman!

Good work, Micele

To be honest, I'm not at all familiar with the genre, but Looperman is constantly exposing me to new things. Some I like, some I don't, and a few that I listen to and take note of their impeccible technique and style. This falls under the last category. What you've done with the panning, filtering and different sections of the song is certainly applicable to many styles of music. I'm glad I gave this one a chance, and thanks for what it has taught me!

the track just builds and builds and gets better and better. Nice breakdown. I enjoyed this one alot especially after the first minute and a half. Gr8 work here.

Hey Mark

Mate very good work here, wicked bassline my friend, again I have not heard the original, but mate this is so good, great synths, like other reviews say, plenty of changes to keep the listener interested, again another track up with your very high standards, massive respect for your talent dude, thank you for sharing your talent mate, always a pleasure to hear your great works, so ty...fav'd...Peace...Estefano...

I've Never heard the original eather.. but it sounds great :D Much variations, and thats a problem with long tracks.. they usualy sound the same all the way! But you made it intresting! Like the synths! ;) Keep it up!

Hey Salkizar, I've never heard the original and after listening to this one will refuse to even consider listening to it :) Nice track. I definitely like the metallic-electro style bassline. I always consider sounds similar to be some of the best to get out of a bassline since it completely carries the track in a solid way. The sequencing is also pretty cool with the duality going on nicely. Probably the only thing that I noticed on this one is the snare. There are times when it feels like a machine-##### (mainly because it needs a bit of "swing"). So I would suggest you try to make those sound a bit more natural: lower the amplitude on every other hit would be my approach as a 1st experiment. Other than that, a very cool track...very nicely done, and the melodic elements really mesh nicely. Great work my friend.