Description : Another weird FL track I made when I was board, it reminds me of locust's and ice cream, hence the name.
Description : This is an odd fruity loops track i made back in the day when i didn't have any good ideas at the time, so i just messed around a little
Description : Old FL trance-like song. this ones got a pretty cool synth groove in it and a breakdown part near the middle
Description : Once again, another old Fruity loops d n' b song. Posting all these old fruity loops tracks make me miss fruity loops, it was pretty fun for making drum n' bass. hmm maybe i'll invest in fl stuido.
Description : Another old fruityloops track, drum n' bass with a classical feel. The cello is a little of from the beat but i think it kinda gives it a relaxed unique feel.
Description : This is a Fruity loops track I made back in the day, Chilled out drum stuff
Description : This is a drum n' bass work in progress, i only have the beginning and end so far. any ideas?
Description : The title describes the sound of this again lol. It's got a pretty chilled out melody. I don't even know if I would consider it Hip-Hop but thats the only genre that I could think of. Once again I used the vocoder for one of the last lines because I didnt like the repetitivness (sp?) of the lyrics (I'm really bad with lyrics by the way, i can never think of what to write) I'll try not to keep using that dang vocoder but it's just so addictive , but I'm definetly open to ideas if anybody writes and has some ideas.
Description : I dont really know how to describe this one, it's got a kinda hardcore industrial like groove to it. I used the vocoder (again) for the second part of the lyrics cause my voice was just kinda off i suppose o.o. Anyways, the effedt sequencing took awhile but thats how i got the metallic booming sound and a couple other things. Hope you enjoy!
Description : The title basically describes it, a trippy house song in progress. I threw the vocoder in for a couple transitions =o.
Description : Just a simple smooth ambient track.
