rabbersound

translated and read but I didn't understand, I just want to say what the fuck are you talking about?

Thanks a lot, and I appreciate it as always, bro, but sometimes your compliments are exaggerated... this is a beat I made in a few hours, 4 at most, to which I put very little effort compared to usual, or rather compared to the works I've been doing up until a month ago. In the last 3 weeks I've dedicated little time to production, and perhaps that's why the last two trap works and one techno one, in the last few weeks, are incomplete, with little work on the details, and sound anonymous. This is generally based on the way I usually work on something with a well-formed idea...

Yes bro, only the "not worked" bass, i only casually at ear adjust with an eq, is present, cause the vocal volume is too low, melodies are 3 modified loops, changed keys to sound in the right, some cuts, eq with low fq cut/high pump to make lil brilliant,lil chorus, stereo fx presets, autopan with differents movement speed... i like only the percs cause of goods sounds and good rythm i gave them

Thanks, personally like only the percs on it

Thanks as always but only sounds good the beat, like standard trap beat, nothing special

Thanks as always brods!

Thank of you!

Thanks so much, as always Dan!

thank you so much to all of you!

Your compliment is beautiful, and given how I know you, respect you, and have complimented each other many times, I repeat, but it's not a given. For me, every compliment has an added value. Besides the fact that you perceived what I wanted to represent, that is, "the story," I know it comes across well. I was strongly inspired by the series "Love, Death + Robots." In fact, I especially took the initial synth because it has a similar sound, and a bit melodic, to one present at the beginning of one of the first episodes of the first season. When I heard it, that synth came in, a distorted but clean saw synth, on the high frequencies, and then modulated to the lows, as I did here in this track, with those static notes that then become dynamic, with a light pad of a similar sound, first filtered and then opening up, with a wicked, victorious, futuristic, but also tense, goosebump-inducing harmony.

Thanks so much, "telling a story" is exactly what I wanted to convey, strongly in this beat, even though it's something I look for in almost all my beats for my own taste. I don't appreciate monotony or a repetitive beat, even if it's obviously a "standard" for trap, and with the right sounds and melodies it works well. I'm aware that the "story" is clearly perceivable, in fact it's my favorite beat produced recently. I was heavily inspired by the "Love, Death + Robots" series, which is awesome with self-contained cyberpunk/futuristic/dystopian/post-apocalyptic mini-episodes.

Thank you bros but you have to listento it now, i just right now update the mp3!