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Thanks, glad you like it.

Thanks, glad you like it.

Thanks, glad you like it. Usage, that's for Cyberflares to decide.

I'm flattered, but I couldn't created it without the splendid work from you and Cyberflares. I hope we have many more collabs to come, I'll keep on listening for opportunities.

Hi Paul, glad you like it. I love doing stuff like this, a track only needs to have the trigger that makes me wanting to work with it. but I'm at my max for a while, have to delete a track before uploading a new one, but that won't slow me down creating or collaborating. Be patient, the next collab is done :)

Thanks, glad you like it.

Thanks, glad you like it, and thanks enabling the LM members to play with this great track. LM promotes creativity.

Thanks, glad you like it, but only possible due to the original from Pnnywze & Cyberflares

Thanks, glad you like it, it was fun to add some vocals to the splendid original.

Nice and shiny

Thanks Kay, glad you like it. Was just a try as usual, but only possible due to the splendid work by the Looserz Club.
New logo I see :)

Thank you, glad you like it, loved to play with your looserz club track, pity that I couldn't find the words myself this time. Hope you won't mind when I try to do it again in the future :)

Thanks, glad you like it.

Thanks, glad you like it. I'm just fiddling a bit :)

Thanks, glad you like it. I couldn't do the vocals myself, so I had to fall back on this much better solution :) Yes, the experience is starting to get to me, the downside: no more track in a day, the more tricks you know, the more often you use them.

Thanks, glad you like it.

Thanks, glad you like it. I think the 80s are etched in my old brain, it keeps coming back, stuck haha.

Thanks, glad you like it

Great Paul, issue gone, better music, thanks for the assist.
The bass is actually 2 different VST instruments; Pulsating bass = Massive VST preset "Contra Bass" and the Reesy bass = Vital VST preset "BS Chord stack 1" by Woolf found on presetshare (presetshare.com/p9200)

Thanks, glad you like it. Played with Labs Percussion to add some extra.

Thanks, I'm glad you like it. Had some vox from Kontakt Glaze lib in but preferred a real vocal but couldn't produce it myself, been coughing too much lately :)

Hi Paul, I updated the track, please re-check if better now. I re-checked the original track using multiple audio devices and on some the hi-hat was a bit loud, but my hearing isn't great; the military and factory work aren't exactly good for your ears.
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Changes: The closed hi-hat (808) was phase rotated to reduce clipping, a bit louder than I normally use and floating left right by a ping-pong pan, as mentioned before it hit on every 2nd 1/8 note. I guess it also conflicted with the panned center pulsating bass on every 1/8 note. So I changed it a bit: Removed the 808 closed hi-hat completely and added a different less crisp hi-hat, but only at the start of the song and stop it when the bass starts to pulse on the 1/8 note.
Lately the hi-hat sounds odd to me, like a bit late, but it isn't according the midi, must be the shape of the sound, the high bpm, my ears or my brain :)
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And thanks for the help! I love the feedback and opportunities to improve.
My feedback on tracks is generally sparse. I've received a few negative comments. Besides, I'm still a novice amateur with no training. When I give feedback, it quickly becomes technical, and I have to hold back from coming across as negative.
Thanks again.

Thanks, glad you like it

Hi Paul, glad you like it besides that single drum hit. I'm glad you mentioned that annoying single drum hit. I appreciate your honesty, but I need your help because it's not clear to me which single drum hit you mean. I have the kick every quarter note and a hi-hat on the even eighth notes, next to that some percussion. Later I added an occasional extra single kick on the hi-hat position to bring extra life/variation into the beat. I suspect that's what's bothering you, but I'd like to be sure. Can you provide me with the time position of the first occurrence of that single drum hit?

Thanks, I'm glad you like it