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One can hope... You may be interested in hearing the finished version :)

Neither do I! Hehehe but I'm constantly told I make industrial, I refer to it as Abrasive.. Only so I can make the rules XD

Thank you, you'll be glad to hear there are more added now and, I hope, I've fixed the mix, it was quite lack lustre.

I really appreciate your generous comments :D

I checked it out! It was very pleasing, that distorted trombone! I may have to try something with that :D

It didn't feel right doing such a thing, I entertained the idea, put it into a few bars, it felt very cheap & generic so I removed it .

Even more room now it's complete! I hope you enjoy the final version :)

Hey, thanks man.

I agree, I always have too much high-end, I've been experimenting with how to bring it down, with moderate success, although this is a first draft..

My ears are in need of a Doctor.

Thanks for listening dude and even more for your suggestions, I'll be sure to keep them in mind when I come back to this :)

Much appreciated dude, thanks for listening :)

Thank you Dan, I couldn't agree more... It probably took you no more than five minutes to listen and comment but what you wrote has given me a perspective that will last a lifetime. This is why I love music (and musicians!). Many thanks :)

The only reason I add D&B as tag is the tempo but I agree, Industrial would be more suitable.. I wish we could have custom genre tags.

Thank you, yes I feel much better although I've reserved an amount of hatred until this is complete. :)

Great words Danke. As for the genre, I'm always lost as to where I belong :(

Thank you for listening :)

Drugs....

Nah I'm joking.. Don't do drugs... Honestly dude I haven't the faintest idea... I just do, it comes out... My approach? Heavy metal is dead, time to bring the heavy music into the future.. A more technical answer, lots of experimentation, automation, rule breaking and above all ya just gotta feel it man.. Thanks for listening it's much appreciated :)

I'll see if I can't make it for ya.. Preferred synth?

Hey Wayne, thanks for the awesome words dude! Be sure to keep your eye out for it when it's finished, thanks again :)

That's not a bad idea! I usually just go with the flow and my imagination does the rest.

Thanks man! I want to cut this down, deepen & lengthen particular sections...

My trick is having no idea what I'm doing!

Field recording is a sure fire way to add a little uniqueness.

Last year I worked on the rails for my City's Metrolink system and when the trams were stabled they would produce this noise that sounded like the coming of the four horsemen! The problem was it sounded off at random times so I could never catch it!

That's a good ear you have there.. It did explode a little more originally, I brought down the decay on the first bass sound to experiment.. I thought it sounded groovier.

Hah, the rhyme was a last minute addition.. I may expand on it :)

Thank you very much my friend :)

Much appreciated dude :)

I don't use vst drums.. I use samples that I've either grabbed from somewhere or recorded myself.. Combined, manipulated, processed.. The snare is my favourite.. It's a combination of a metal baseball bat hitting the big ass bin at my work with two axe hit sounds from Left for Dead and a standard DnB styled snare, taken from an Amen break.. Still needs more work though.

But if you mean DAW, I use Ableton and the in built drum rack to host my samples.

My old favourites, KRK 8400's.. Such a relief, I can mix again! yeyy..

From scratch dude, I'm not a fan of looping, synth and sampling all the way.

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