Proxima- Libertad V1 - Thethanx

reminds me of sumthing yud hear dj shadow do

Man this dope as all hell, brings you on an epic journey of rhyme and reason, very relaxing with a euphoric state of mind. I am Faving and Downloading. If I come up with something then I'll hit you up. Keep up the great working this track is fire.

Peace,
Chris Mac

I agree with dude about this being a sonic journey... Its a great listen i love the creativity maybe the clap EQ brought to the one thousand a little and certain other instruments there... it all depends on what you want people to get from the track i think instrumentally this is extremely creative love it, keep it up

YEah I like this track, It has a different feel to it. The bending horn synth lead is progressive and interesting. I think the pan is good. I also think the drum levels are, for the most part good. I am diggin the pithched down cymbal, but I think it could come down a little. And the vocal samples are a nice touch to an epic piece. Great job, man!

Wow this is crazy. I love all the sound fx, I can't believe you made this on an iphone. I never knew. Wow props to you!!!

This is a great sonic journey! Really creative use of loops by slowing them by half! I think the panning on the drums sounds really good. And those congas/tablas have to stay! The bass was a little distorted, but it didn't ruin the song by any means. The mastering sounds pretty good overall, with good frequency ranges present. Nicely done my friend!

really relaxing

Heheh.. You know that a dnb loop is basically a hip hop loop times 200 percent right?
lol

Awesome.

You sir are really cool.

I really like all the input you put on the forums and what not.
But I don't like to take it easy on cats (not a literal terminology or profiling to your avatar, but something I call all musicians- and yes loopers are musicians) I am a little concerned with the levels. Awesome work with kudlips I think?
Anyway.. Yer bass sounds like it's clipping, but there's a ton of headroom, which is totally cool, I know this isn't post production, but I think maybe sometime in your future it maybe something worthwhile looking into?
I typically render a track with nothing clipping, sometimes tracks that are really extreme like Death Metal Drum and Bass and ambient textures I render almost -20!
And then I bring them in again and focus on compression and/or imaging and whatnot.
It gets into craziness of mastering, but I am that dude that is always messing with the car stereo lolz

You got vision man.
That counts for a lot.
I dig it.
Already showing diversity and talent.
Awesome!
:)
faved.
Downloaded.

Very different and relaxed, just felt good. I dig the distorted drum breaks. And yeah that switch from relaxed tribal day to a celebrative tribal night was just awesome. It felt like a day in the Savannah in fast forward. The EQ sounds fine, specifically for this track. Im sure though that you had a great learning experience through this. Thats very good, and I think this is a significant step forward for ya. Very nice Thanx, very nice.

wow you made this on iphone? haha man i didnt think those programs were this advanced. this is got like a slowed down old school hip hop type feel to it. love the track change around 2 minutes. kinda goes into like a tribal sorta sound. the more i listen the more i love it. really cool set of loops you through in there, they all work perfectly together. i personally think the congas/tablas are a good choice, leave them in! at first i thought the claps didnt have enough highs in the EQ but after listening it kinda adds a darker feel to the track the way they are. faving this, was very interesting and cool listen

my advice, leave it be. but look into some mastering tutorials anyways. that was a pretty cool journey, if you want something to make it a little better though, i would give it a bit more range, the frequencies sound kinda crushed right now (a disadvantage partially made obvious by the disortion on the drums). when it comes to panning, i think itd be cool if you had a different chord note on the other side of the wind instrument(? sounds like a synthesized oboe). but overall, that was a pretty cool journey sir, so i salute you