ValveDriver

Thank you Rita. I think this one was a little more touching because of my love for the forest and mountains where I live. I just might have put a little extra into it. I'm gkad you liked it, even though metal isn't your style.

Take care.
V.

I would love to have a job where I spend all my time alone on the mountain. But, unfortunately, I'm temporarily outside of the PNW where it's all flat praries. When I get back, maybe.
Where I'm from we have bears, mountain lions and large elk herds. Granted, the elk don't want to eat you, but they don't want you on on their territory either.

I'm glad you were able to connect the emotions of the song with what was intended. I guess tha means I did what I set out to do, huh?

Thanks for taking the time to listen and comment. It means a lot.

Take care.
V.

Thanks, man. I appreciate it.

Take care.
V.

Thanks, man. I've got about four or five metal tracks. Some heavier than others. Metal is my first true love when it comes to music. I make a lot of electronic, or DnB, but it's metal that really does it for me. I've been a full-on metal head since about 1985. Back when it was still in it's infancy. I love almost all kinds of music, though. I mean, my collection goes from J.S. Bach to Infant Annihilator, and damn near everything between.

Thanks for checkin' it out, and I'm gkad you liked it.

Take care, brother.
Aaron

Thanks, man. This is the one that really kicked off my usage of dubstep elements in my tracks...without it being dubstep.

I'm glad you dig it. Thanks again.

Take care.
V.

Thank you for taking the time to listen and to comment. I'm glad you like it. It's an old one, but it's one that I'm pretty proud of.

Thanks again, and take care.
V.

Man, if I thought I had any impact on the direction of dubstep, I totally would. But I know my fame goes no further than the featured list on Looperman. And even then, it's faded from what it was back in the day. Nah, I just make wubby bass tracks with a metalhead background. When I can actually get into it, that is. I've been having a hard time staying with a track long enough to see it through. I have about 40 starts, and none finished in the last year. Everything from metal to cinematic, to dubstep, to some freaky ass industrial noise experimentation shit.

Anyhow, one of these days maybe, huh?

As always Mr. C. I look forward to hearing from you and appreciate your take on things.

Take care, bud.

Thanks, man. I appreciate it.

I've never been one to color inside the lines, so to speak. If you choose to check out more of the old ones as I upload them, you'll see what I mean.

At any rate, thanks for taking the time to listen to this one, and also for commenting. As I said, I appreciate it. .

Take care.
V.

Hey man! It's good to hear from you!

I don't know if dubstep is still a thing or not. I was on the bandwagon for a little bit, but then decided to take my own direction with it. Once Skrillex got ahold of it it all went to shit.
Anyhow, as far as this track goes, I found the acoustic vocals and guitar part on a girl's youtube video. When I first heard it, my brain filled in all the drums and synths. I asked her if I could "remix" it, and she gave me permission. She had a pretty large following. She went on to become a gaming live-streamer, and then one day. She was gone. All of her content. Gone. Her personal web-site. Gone. She just disappeared. I have one other track of hers that I remixed, but since she disappeared before I could get permission to upload it to the public, it sits in my files collecting dust.

I did upload this. It was my first upload. Not only to this site, but ever. I remember getting excited when I broke 20 listens. Now, my track "Labyrinth Of The Absurd" is the 3rd most listened to dubstep track on Looperman. Funny how that works, huh?

I hope all is well with you, brother. Especially the way the world is these days. Take care, my friend.
Aaron.

Thank you.

Thank you!

Honestly, I forgot about this one. At one time, I had started a Metal remix. I really need to go back and finish that! Thank you for reminding me.

Take care.
V.

Thank you! I appreciate the kind words!

Hey man, how's it goin?

Thanks for swinging by and leaving such kind comment.

If you go to my track list and check through there, you'll find a few rock/metal tracks that I did.
Specifically, "Overmyth" parts 1-3, "Mossmother" Pt 1, and "Red On The White".
I do have a few of them that are unfinished, but they're on their way!!

Thanks again!
Take care
V.

Wayne, how ya doin, bud?

First thanks for taking the time to listen and comment. It means a lot.

I take it as a giant compliment that Sabbath and Metallica come to mind. Those two bands, I think I can honestly say, are two of the bands that had the most impact on my musical tastes. I would actually like to hear some Ozzy vocals over this, too. But it has to be 70's Ozzy.

Thanks again, brother. I appreciate it.
Take care.
Aaron.

I think this is the first time anyone has ever mentioned Type-O in regards to one of my tracks! I never really thought about that before, since I'm not a fan. But, since you mentioned it, I can totally hear it! I don't think he'll be doing any vocals any time soon. You know...given his current situation. HA! Too soon?

Thanks, man. It's a few years old, but I thought I'd dust it off and take it for a spin again.

I'm glad you liked it.
Take care.
V.

I think working together could definitely be a possibility. I'm not doing anything with this track. I've already collaborated with someone once before on it. This one is done.
However, I have a whole shit load of tracks that I haven't finished because they're either boring or I lost inspiration. Maybe we can do something with one of those.
Get a hold of me, we can work out the details.

Thanks, man. Funny thing is, I'm a heavy maetal guy, myself. I do love DnB, though. Not a huge fan of dubstep, but I dig it well enough. I've made a few tracks of each, though. This one was kind of a half-joke tune, but then I started liking it and decided to do something with it.

I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for listening, and taking the time to comment.

Take care.
V.

Sirefox, gracias. Me alegro que hayas disfrutado de la pista. Tengo algunos años de experiencia, pero no diría que soy un profesional. Solo hago melodías para un pasatiempo. Sin embargo, ¡lo tomo como un gran cumplido! ¡Así que gracias!
Que tengas buena y cuídate.
Gracias de nuevo,
V.

Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Take care.
V.

Thanks, man. I appreciate it.

Take care.
V.

I've always felt that way about the newer Drum And Bass. Like old robots fighting. I love it!

Thanks for listening and commenting. I appreciate it.

Take care.
V.

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it!

I've always liked Drum & Bass, but I didn't start getting into producing it until recently. I'm kind of having fun with it.

Thanks for the listen and the comment.

Take care.
V.

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Dark is what I do! I just listened to your 80s wave tune, and commented. I was impressed, I don't think it would be too hard for you to delve into something this dark. It would be your own flare, but you seem to have what it takes as far as composing and mixing.

Thank you again, for taking the time to listen and comment. I appreciate it.

Take care.
V.