the beat is great, you have great "space" in the synth pads, I could almost visualize it with a military group going to action through like a desert canyon or something. especially around 2;56-3;10. and then the transition was quite unexpected (I'm no expert in garage) and then the funk at the end was sweet.
so I can see that you are a adventurous. my only constructive criticism would be that there was a common theme riff melody that all these elements came back to, especially the dubby and funky tail end. great work!
Guitars, bass, synth are first class...drum is a bit electrish for this style (for me)...awesome live, wild, dirty music...mix is a bit overgained but I like this raw feeling...
Very cool, can't stop listening to it. Has anyone every tried to put vocals to it? Is it peaking around 1:40? Anyway, it is very dramatic, right on!
Regards,
Warrior Danika
wonderful
I have enjoyed it I can't find the criticism
it is what it is and can't get any better i find
I like the snare or clap that gives a good energy the first time I love cinematic is normally not my thing
but yes this time i love it
great work
greetz
I think this is a cool track, though I listened on a poor quality player...very good groovy with sharp guitars and awesome synths...At the first part I hear some kinda strings?...that is cool too...
Stunning cinematic track, respect and shake hands, Danke
You gotta special atmosphere here...dreamy and super positive...like every movement...from the guitar through the piano to the percs...
Brilliant momentary state...:-)
'Serious' track...I mean you did it...guitar work is awesome (is it live?), groovy is right, mood is excellent...my only criticism is the tone of the drum but I think it1s personal...
No it's not "Live". But I like keeping some imperfections and recording guitar tracks by playing it from start to end, instead of part by part. Perhaps the highly compressed sound, contributes to the "live" effect.
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From 0.33: that part is brilliant...
Handshake, Danke
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so I can see that you are a adventurous. my only constructive criticism would be that there was a common theme riff melody that all these elements came back to, especially the dubby and funky tail end. great work!
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on The Unknown Sinner by srichard
Guitars, bass, synth are first class...drum is a bit electrish for this style (for me)...awesome live, wild, dirty music...mix is a bit overgained but I like this raw feeling...
Handshake, Danke
on Mad and Lex by srichard
Regards,
Warrior Danika
on Mad and Lex by srichard
I have enjoyed it I can't find the criticism
it is what it is and can't get any better i find
I like the snare or clap that gives a good energy the first time I love cinematic is normally not my thing
but yes this time i love it
great work
greetz
on Across the Pupil by srichard
New tune...not really heard music like this...tensioned synths and piano with that weird but cool middle part...
Awesome groove...
Congrats and handshake, Danke
on Mad and Lex by srichard
Stunning cinematic track, respect and shake hands, Danke
on A Sort of Elevator Song by srichard
Brilliant momentary state...:-)
Hats off, Danke
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Supergroovy one, congrats, Danke
No it's not "Live". But I like keeping some imperfections and recording guitar tracks by playing it from start to end, instead of part by part. Perhaps the highly compressed sound, contributes to the "live" effect.
Expiring Snobbery