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You're welcome, I'm happy to share, using REAPER for a while now and still happy with it.

Thanks, glad you like it. The vocals are used mostly as is, only some chopping and one word pitched a tiny bit. The percussion is a different story :) I mostly use Sitala(1) to create my drums, 16 sample positions with shape, tuning, volume, compression, tone and pan knobs, and all om those knobs can be used in your DAW's automations. The Sitala audio can be routed to 16 stereo channels in the DAW, and that is what I did, so you have full control for each "instrument". In this track I have automations on the kick (Shape, Volume, Tuning) and hand clap (Tone, Tuning). The kick Volume could also been handled via the separate audio track, but as I was playing with several automations on the kick at the same time it was better to have them in one place. On the separate audio tracks I have FX effects on snare, closed hi-hat, hand clap, maraca and rim shot:
Snare: "JS: Ping Pong Pan" a JSFX tool to have the pan gliding back and forth (standard in REAPER, you can even see/mod the code).
Hand Clap, Maraca and Rim Shot have "JS: Echo Cycles (by Geraint Luff)" a tool for setting up a delay triggered by note or LFO with many controls.
REAPER handles JSFX natively but there is a VST for other DAW's.
Check https://www.realinks.net/links/ysfx/ for the VST to run JSFX
https://www.realinks.net/links/saike-jsfx-workshop/ and https://geraintluff.github.io/jsfx/ for some great JSFX tools. And all of it is for free.

Have fun :)

Thanks, glad you like it. This one was super fun to do ;)

Thanks, glad you like it. I was blown away by the vocals, had to try to use them, but the strange synth was there before the vocal :) For the percussion I try to explain in the comment to juankar.

Thank you Manuela, I'm honoured, but I guess you give me more credit as I deserve :) This one started by creating 4 4 bar drum loops, then I tried to find synth presets I wanted to work with, found a sound with a wobble in it, turned it into a sample, reversed and chopped it, and completed it with normal (midi) play, it became the main sound loop. Then when looking for something different, someone else's vocal, found Daniela's voice and the journey started. I like most of my creations I start in C and found out later that the singing part was in C# hence the split in key. For the mixing, I normally work using a audio headset and studio speakers, to check sub bass issues I have a studio headset, but all cheap stuff ;), for further testing I use ear plugs and my latest tool is my new Android phone, due to the lesser audio quality it is perfect to check the mix, like loudness or bass issues really pop out.

But again, thanks for the praise, but at the end it's all feeling not a studied craft. Therefore each time I start without a plan and the outcome is uncertain, a surprise or a road to nowhere, and I have 7 of them this year already.

I take a bow to you as artist, and up to the next one :)

Regards

Thanks, glad you like it.
As I'm not a singer and the inferior quality got smoothed by the music, I won't upload the acapella here but will PM you with a link ;)

Thank you, glad you like it

Thanks Anthony, glad you like it. I can't sing well, but that doesn't stop me from trying. Fortunately, I am getting better and better at using the tools to hide my imperfections ;)

Thanks, glad you like it, and thanks for the feedback.

I am just a hobbyist who likes to tinker; I do not strive for fame or fortune and am absolutely not a sound engineer, or even a singer. I have tinnitus and miss some frequencies because of it, but oh well, it's just a hobby. For professional quality, you could ask Robin for the stems, perhaps reuse my idea, adapt the lyrics, and find a good singer (or singers) to produce a professional track that might actually stand a chance of becoming successful; it would be nice if my ideas led to something good :)

Robins work is as-is, just touched the ending, but I used Ozone Imager to add some extra width on the beat and vocals.

But again, thanks for the comment and feedback, appreciate it.

Thanks, glad you like it. Would be nice to contrib to another Loserz Club song :)

:) Thanks, glad you like it.

Thanks, glad you like it.

Thanks man, glad you like it.
And thanks for letting us play with your creations, maybe a new one in the future :)

Thanks

Thanks you, I'm glad you like it.

Thank you, glad you like it.

Thanks Darren, glad you like it. I hope some of the the oldies enthusiasm rubs of on the new generation :)

Thanks Rita, glad you like it. It was fun to do.

Thanks, glad you like it. He came up with the title as after dino's and starwars, he is now reading a book about Linus Torvald :)

Thanks, glad you like it

Thank you, glad you like it

Thanks, glad you like it

Thanks for the listen and glad you like it. The opening sidechaning (envelopes) is a combination of a Vital "LD Euro Brass" preset filter 1 cutoff + sitala kick tone.
There is no bass In this one :) But it's a good idea to pickup for a second remix

Hi Manuela, thanks for the listen and comment. You are correct, once ad a while I take some equipment to the grandkids, and sometimes I go home with new recordings to be used as tracks or as ad-libs in other tracks. Balanced, still no mastering besides a limiter and high pass/low pass to stay between 20 - 22000 Hz on the master track ;)

Thank you, glad you like. Now I have to lookup some Armand Van Helden, most likely know some of it's songs but can't place the link, getting really old ;)
Had to check YT ;) shifting to house? haha ;)