TrippleN97
Centurion, South Africa
Joined : 1st Sep 2023 - 2 years ago
Last Online : 28th Feb 2026 - 4 weeks ago
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on Wind Is Cold ft DNA by TrippleN97
I truly appreciate your insight and adviceit's given me something valuable to think about as I approach my next productions. Cheers!
on Wind Is Cold ft DNA by TrippleN97
I'm glad you felt the sound man and I appreciate the positive feedback on it.
All the best on your singing journey. Cheers!
on Wind Is Cold ft DNA by TrippleN97
on Wind Is Cold ft DNA by TrippleN97
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Cheers. N
on Wind Is Cold ft DNA by TrippleN97
I am curious though, in general, with the instrumentation of your tracks, (this one and others), do you use a lot of loops, or do you create all of your own (or play) from scratch, or maybe even a little bit of both?
What you've built around the vocals is very well put together. Not only in instrument choices, but the timing and even the effects you used. The wind, although primarily in the background, is absolutely a binding ribbon that makes the entire piece. It's one of those things where you don't notice it at first, but if it wasn't there, you'd definitely miss it and the track just wouldn't be as full.
Excellent work, man. Keep it up.
Take care.
V.
Thanks so much for the thoughtful feedbackit means a lot, especially knowing this isnt your usual genre.
As for your question: I create most of my own loops, but if I find a loop that genuinely enhances the track, Ill use it. For chord progressions and building around the acapellas, I rely on my understanding of keys and some piano knowledge I picked up playing in church. Its been a valuable foundation, and I always work to improve it.
Im glad you noticed the reverbits those subtle touches that help tie everything together and elevate the overall sound.
Thanks again for your support! Its inspiring to hear such encouraging words.
Take care, N
on Wind Is Cold ft DNA by TrippleN97
love the bassline... vocals fit perfectly. well done all
on Wind Is Cold ft DNA by TrippleN97
on Wind Is Cold ft DNA by TrippleN97
I appreciate your ear and your thoughts on this one. I can tell you gave it a detailed listen
on Wind Is Cold ft DNA by TrippleN97
on Wind Is Cold ft DNA by TrippleN97
on Wind Is Cold ft DNA by TrippleN97
on Wind Is Cold ft DNA by TrippleN97
on Umbrellas by TrippleN97
on Umbrellas by TrippleN97
on Umbrellas by TrippleN97
on Umbrellas by TrippleN97
Your suggestions are seriously appreciated, and Ill definitely keep them in mind. Adding some extra effects and live elements could be a game-changer, especially for the piano. I know its not always easy to work those elements into a track like this, but that challenge is part of the fun, right? Hearing about your background and all the different roles youve taken on in music is so inspiring. From being in a touring band to DJing and handling techits clear youve got so much experience and a unique perspective. I can tell thats shaped the way you approach and listen to music, and its great to get feedback from someone with that depth of understanding.
Being part of this community has been amazingits such a great place to learn, connect, and grow as an artist. Knowing that my work has resonated with both you and your brother really motivates me to keep pushing myself. Im super grateful for the support and the thoughtful advice. Looking forward to continuing to collaborate and seeing where we all go from here!
Cheers king!
on Umbrellas by TrippleN97
on Umbrellas by TrippleN97
I think, as far as overall quality, a couple things that may help would be to use some panning and stereo separation on different instruments. For example, the different guitars. Right now, they're all centered in the mix, so they compete for space and make it sound crowded. For example, (and this is just a suggestion. I'm not telling you how to do your mix.), the pluck guitar, widen that out so it's full stereo. Then do the same with one of the other guitars, but only separate it 50%. Doing so, will give them each their own space in the mix so they can be heard clearly, and leave plenty of room in the center for the lead solo. Once you start widening different parts, there will be room for other parts to fill the space so no frequencies are competing. This will give it a much wider and more dynamic sound. Does that make sense? Hopefully I explained it well.
If you like using piano in your work, I suggest checking out Soundmagic's "Piano One". It's a free download, and you have a lot of control over how it sounds. With a little tweaking, it sounds like a live piano. In my opinion, for a free plugin, it sounds great.
Keep it up, man. I look forward to hearing more from you.
Take care.
V.
Thanks a ton for the feedback and kind words! Your expertise is really valuable, especially since I'm still learning the ropes of mixing this type of music.
I'm eager to implement your suggestions on panning and stereo separation to create more space in the mix. Widening the plucked guitar and partially separating another guitar sounds like a great way to give each instrument its own space.
I'll definitely check out Soundmagic's "Piano One" as well. It sounds like a fantastic tool to enhance the piano sound.
If anyone else is interested in helping to refine the mix or has more suggestions, I'm open to collaborating and hearing different versions.
Appreciate your support and looking forward to sharing more music!
All the Best.
N
on Umbrellas by TrippleN97
on Umbrellas by TrippleN97
on Umbrellas by TrippleN97
Cheers!
on Tripple N X Che Paxin - Moving Forward by TrippleN97
on Nothing ft Frank Zozky by TrippleN97
on Tripple N X Che Paxin - Moving Forward by TrippleN97
on Tripple N X Che Paxin - Moving Forward by TrippleN97
Thank you for your kind words and advice. Knowing my track resonated with you and that you've become fans means a lot. I totally get the challenges of promoting music and the stress that comes with it. Your brothers approach of setting small, manageable goals makes a lot of sense, and Ill keep that in mind and try to do the same.
I appreciate your support and encouragement. Knowing that people like you are rooting for me gives me the motivation to keep pushing forward. I hope both you and your brother continue to find joy and success in your musical journeys. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and being part of this journey with me.
Cheers!, Nat aka Tripple N