Mokeone

Mokeone

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Joined : 31st May 2006 - 20 years ago
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Other users have posted 194 comments on tracks by Mokeone

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SLAPJOHNSON
SLAPJOHNSON 18th Apr 2008 08:08 - 18 years ago

on Anchor ( ft anchor ) by Mokeone
Wowsa! Talk about fusion!!!!! Brilliant mix of styles. A master at work, cheers Slap...
Shimun
Shimun 12th Apr 2008 10:57 - 18 years ago

on Lurking in the Shadows by Mokeone
nice work! this track relax me, love the sounds and samples on it!
NoSoMoDo
NoSoMoDo 9th Apr 2008 17:52 - 18 years ago

on Dark House by Mokeone
I love this, no idea what it is, but I love it...
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jhauer
jhauer 9th Apr 2008 10:51 - 18 years ago

on Going Wild Live by Mokeone
How much do you want to pay yourself for copyright infringement? Recording has big concert sound
Killtone
Killtone 8th Apr 2008 01:23 - 18 years ago

on Going Wild by Mokeone
Heavy guitar and high energy is a cool listen for this track, cheers.
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 5th Apr 2008 23:45 - 18 years ago

on Going Wild Live by Mokeone
10/10 for robbing your own house....sounds great!.....that live sound..sure sounds live...nice and heavy...just needs some flashing lights!...cool...cheers planet
1badmofo
1badmofo 5th Apr 2008 12:20 - 18 years ago

on Is There Hope by Mokeone
really enjoyed the trACK. i like the breakdowns - they are very minimal and then bang. keep thinking outside the box- tracks like this are refreshing
bigproblemz
bigproblemz 4th Apr 2008 10:59 - 18 years ago

on 2 left beat by Mokeone
more hip hop then r&b but hot either way. I LOVE YOUR SAMPLES, WE SHOULD DO A COLAB....
Strict9_Mind
Strict9_Mind 2nd Apr 2008 10:30 - 18 years ago

on 2 left beat by Mokeone
Funky Fresh!!!
DonnieVyros
DonnieVyros 31st Mar 2008 09:25 - 18 years ago

on Battle Cry by Mokeone
Holy schmokes Moke, lol. Ya did one mighty fine job on this. There are two particular points that just jump out of the speakers to give ya a luv tap or pimp slap or whateva ya wanna call it, lol.

Gimme a min to finish listening to it and I'll give you (and all) those makers. Alright, lemme punch it up on my sys (to free up site bandwidth). 1st- starting at about 4:30 or 40 the way ya got the drums set up is kinda like a climatic build up. 2nd- 5:49ish the keys and bass are simply badd@$$ (course one could say the build up starting @5mins is pretty choice too).

I'm blown away mate. Ya took this in a direction I would've never thought (& @over 8 mins to boot, wow). Def downloaded & fav'd bud (we should collab more often).

As for what ya said, I'm actually thinkin about doin that more often (at say a 50% or 33% rate). TTYL mate!
SLAPJOHNSON
SLAPJOHNSON 31st Mar 2008 07:54 - 18 years ago

on Lurking in the Shadows by Mokeone
Well you have got the vibe you wanted. I like the panning on the guitar track, good effect, cheers Slap...
DonnieVyros
DonnieVyros 29th Mar 2008 05:10 - 18 years ago

on subconpro by Mokeone
Margaret, I'm comin for ya' A common quote by Red Fox (I think Marg was his wife's name, erm). Anywho, that's what the organ on this reminded me of (his show, Sanford & Son)

The synth leads remind me of something kinda spacey. Overall, this track is pretty nice (& I'm not really that into low-key stuff). I think it's because of the subdued drums. Which are nicely done and make it dancey!
Sounstar
Sounstar 25th Mar 2008 08:08 - 18 years ago

on Drum Werks I by Mokeone
I love the Drum work ! Its Sick! Nice to hear the drums
finessed!
DonnieVyros
DonnieVyros 22nd Mar 2008 19:43 - 18 years ago

on Dark House by Mokeone
This one is very good, but I agree with Red. It ins't quite House. The drums are either Jungle or Breakbeat. The Bass are kinda Dance or EDM (in a Bossanova sorta way) and the leads are Electro or Tracey (in a subdued, Dreamgate sorta way).

I really love it's overall composition because everything is so upbeat it gives this an added energy.

If you wanna make a House track just remember a few things/tricks...

Drums- The more basic the better and be sure that they have a heavy emphasis on the kicks, the hi-hat, and a third (like a clap or cowbell)

Bass- Usually mimics the drums with a basic theme (but sometimes its cool to lace other aspects into it, like an additional channel of just a flowing up and down, humming tone). Think of the kick as Boom and the bass as Bum and try to have them interlace on another like Boom, bum, boom, bum or bum bum bum, boom, bum bum bum, boom.

Once you have these two the rest just kinda falls into place easily. This is where you start to picture what the song so far reminds you of genre-wise with other stuff (like does it remind you of Latin America and Salsa-type stuff or does it seem darker and grittier, where Urban or Industrial styles would serve it best).

It's also keen to keep in mind House's roots and how it sounded in it's infancy. So giving it a soulful, retro, or disco feel adds to it's appeal/flair.

Sorry for that long ass lecture thingy. I really like this tune man. May even D/L it. Lates!
DonnieVyros
DonnieVyros 22nd Mar 2008 18:05 - 18 years ago

on Wadda Ya Call It by Mokeone
This is the second track that I've heard in which you've used stuff from that site you mentioned. I do believe I will now haveta go n check it out (and later try to produce my own track from it and then feature the link on my ADHD page).

Which also reminds me of something (at around the 1:30 mark). I've got a loop that I think you'd really like (and might just be a nice fit there) entitled 'Sark Steps' that I needta upload on here after this.

I might haveta download this and add it to my Looperman collection. Thanx bud!
DonnieVyros
DonnieVyros 22nd Mar 2008 17:12 - 18 years ago

on Heavy Duty by Mokeone
KIIIIIILLLLLLL! Assimilation is not an option, lol.

This one reminds me of a wicked blend of Gravity Kills and KMFDM. The only thing that would make this track any sweeter would be the addition of vocals (a girl with attitude or a guy with supressed anger, kinda like the chicks from Kitty or Hard Knox or the guys from Staind or Type-0 Negative). I might haveta forward this to my buddy DJ Minox coz I think he'd really dig it. Lates!
Mokeone
Mokeone replied Unknown - 2028 years ago
Kool, Mr.DV. Go ahead and pass it around. Do you know anyone that would want/be able to put lyrics on this? (I Love Type-O Neg. Deathly sweet.) Thanks for listening & all the great reviews. aka Bill
DonnieVyros
DonnieVyros 22nd Mar 2008 17:09 - 18 years ago

on 12601 by Mokeone
The beauty of creation comes about through sheer mistake and from a lack of insight. The female vocal samples kinda remind me of the first music prog I messed with (not MM7).

It's pretty nice for being your first one. Very structured and organized. There is some flightiness, but it ties together well. Thanks for sharing this with us mate. Cheers!
DonnieVyros
DonnieVyros 22nd Mar 2008 16:45 - 18 years ago

on Sinister Moods by Mokeone
That's the first thing that came to mind upon hearing the opening leads and pads. As you said, very dark and I could imagine someone in a room of mirrors surrounded by a bunch of things that go bump in the night.

I could see this one scoring a thriller or suspense film. Kinda like A Clockwork Orange meets Halloween takes on House of Wax and Resident Evil something or other. C-c-creepy!
DonnieVyros
DonnieVyros 22nd Mar 2008 16:41 - 18 years ago

on Island Fun by Mokeone
Make a sister track for this one too. So far I like what I'm hearin (and since I'm a big fan of drums and island sounds this is perfect). The synth sounds like a mix between old Michael Jackson and Disney show themes from the late 80's. Haha, sorry!

If I do make a spin off I'll prolly try to keep the same percussion vibe, but will switch the snyth stuff to bass. Rawk on!
chrudosh
chrudosh 22nd Mar 2008 12:04 - 18 years ago

on City At Night by Mokeone
atmosphere is very nice man....great selection of instruments!i like it....
MrRobot
MrRobot 22nd Mar 2008 11:16 - 18 years ago

on Dark House by Mokeone
i love the special Effects
very interesting to listen
RED1966
RED1966 22nd Mar 2008 09:38 - 18 years ago

on Dark House by Mokeone
realy nice tune but its not quite house
Mokeone
Mokeone replied Unknown - 2028 years ago
Thanks for the review. I mix genres all the time since I don't know just what makes one or the other different. Do you know where I can find good descriptions of what makes a track one thing or another?
DonnieVyros
DonnieVyros 14th Mar 2008 23:59 - 18 years ago

on Anchor ( ft anchor ) by Mokeone
The way people on this site come together. Of the loop sites I've been to this one has the best community of all. In which brilliance like this is spawned through the linkage of like-minded musicians and where their mastery is bridged to create smarter sounds!
DonnieVyros
DonnieVyros 14th Mar 2008 23:54 - 18 years ago

on Eastern Thumper by Mokeone
Where the beat goes BOOM bidi bidi bidi bidi boom tis tish tasha. Hahaha, sorry. This one is superbly ethno-centric and somewhat mix-matched between various regions. The drum sounds somewhat Eastern European (in a Waltzy sorta way) while the Sitar sounds more Arabic then Hindi. Nice hybrid ya made here!
DonnieVyros
DonnieVyros 14th Mar 2008 23:21 - 18 years ago

on Going Wild by Mokeone
Boomers, Cocktails & Diamonds, The Arena...

For yer request, step 1- go to Jacksonville, NC. step 2- scope the killer local metal/rock scene. step 3- find a band to collab with. step 4- set up a gig at any 1 of the number of cool establishments for 'em there. step 5- play, wow, and enjoy!
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