crucethus

crucethus

Its My Life
OTTAWA, Canada
Joined : 13th Oct 2012 - 13 years ago
Last Online : 27th Sep 2026 - 1 week ago
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Pricelessboi
Pricelessboi 17th Oct 2014 04:43 - 11 years ago

on Sensuality by crucethus
I dont know man, sounds good to me.

Priceless Beatz
Pricelessboi
Pricelessboi 17th Oct 2014 04:21 - 11 years ago

on Sensuality by crucethus
I dont know man, sounds good to me.

Priceless Beatz
crucethus
crucethus replied 17th Oct 2014 - 11 years ago
So What don't you Know, What Sounds good to your musical ears?
Cru
ProgRockDan1
ProgRockDan1 12th Oct 2014 18:33 - 11 years ago

on Keep it Going by crucethus
Excellent development. Everything builds on what came before.
crucethus
crucethus replied 17th Oct 2014 - 11 years ago
Thank you for that
Anonydeth
Anonydeth 18th Sep 2014 05:13 - 12 years ago

on Keep it Going by crucethus
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FreeRadical
FreeRadical 9th Aug 2014 18:17 - 12 years ago

on Sensuality by crucethus
Well i'm no expert on chill out but i like the atmosphere's that i'm hearing here. It's very funky and sort of leftfield sounding. You do a lot of different genres well so it's no suprize that this is nothing short of brilliant. Love the pad work, it's really dreamy and flows with the funky bassline perfectly. Dig the guitarish synths in the breakdown and i'm a little jealous of your soloing skills.
An epic piece of chill out that hits all the right buttons.
Niiice!!!
FR
crucethus
crucethus replied 27th Sep 2014 - 12 years ago
Veryy nice words my friend, sorry for the late reply I missed this. This is my fav tune I have ever made and I am glad U N-Joi'ed
Steve
gothicevils
gothicevils 30th Jul 2014 06:17 - 12 years ago

on Keep it Going by crucethus
this is so cool! :)
crucethus
crucethus replied 17th Oct 2014 - 11 years ago
Thanks for that
GramoChopin
GramoChopin 18th Jul 2014 15:37 - 12 years ago

on Sensuality by crucethus
Really chilled out production. Has a lurking in the jungle vibe to it at some parts. Really digging the pads and sound choice. Has a cinematic flare as well, great work. Mixed real well too, peace

Gramo/Neo
crucethus
crucethus replied 27th Sep 2014 - 12 years ago
Thanks Gramo
GramoChopin
GramoChopin 21st Jun 2014 00:44 - 12 years ago

on Keep it Going by crucethus
Sup Crucethus, first off i agree with the others. Has a circus vibe ( More so in the beginnning) but an seemingly transparent aggressive dreamy nature to it. (Idk if i can realistically combine those words, but meh i just did) It's transparent in the way it blends together nicely. Love that breakdown by the 3 min mark, interesting and creative mixture of sounds here. Progressively arranged track here, nice work! peace

Gramo/Neo
crucethus
crucethus replied 2nd Jul 2014 - 12 years ago
Thank you for that!
DanGoldstein
DanGoldstein 25th May 2014 01:22 - 12 years ago

on Keep it Going by crucethus
sounds good to me. sometimes I just look at the wave form and can tell how interesting it is gonna be. I mean, there are discreet sections, and you can see that intensity levels change up. as for the sounds - it's very sophisticated and impressive from where I stand. peace.
crucethus
crucethus replied 2nd Jul 2014 - 12 years ago
Thanks for that as it was my first upload to looperman.com
Steve
Mosaic
Mosaic 24th May 2014 06:14 - 12 years ago

on Keep it Going by crucethus
Hey Steve

Never heard this style of trance before, but this is good, picked up a couple of loops early and at the mid stages of the track that I have in my library, technically maybe not a trance piece in some ways but does have a lot of trance elements running through it, best part of this track I love is the arrangement, the way it has been done, gives you a few different tracks all rolled into one, but still keeps it in one track if that makes sense? which makes it extremely interesting for the listener, which this piece does...Fav'd...Thank you for sharing this enjoyable listen man...Peace n Respect...Mosaic...
crucethus
crucethus replied 2nd Jul 2014 - 12 years ago
Sorry I haven’t gotten back to you sooner as I don't unusually pay attention to this track much any-more since it was the first one I Uploaded on Looperman. This is more derivative of my style that tends to have many musical ideas, but as I like to explore... how do I weave them all into one and make it coherent? This is a very raw version of my thought process with looping. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Steve
radioilluminati
radioilluminati 18th May 2014 02:13 - 12 years ago

on Dancing To The War Drums by crucethus
Not bad. Sounds very good.

Regarding Putin. He is not the bad guy. The West support's a Neo-Nazi coup D'état in Ukraine and call it democracy and the media lie about it. They also said Saddam had WMD even though it was not true.

The truth is starting to come out:

http://imgur.com/a/1ghhi/

BBC:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SBo0akeDMY&rdm=12j0tx1uc

http://www.globalresearch.ca/the-u-s-has-installed-a-neo-nazi-government-in-ukraine/5371554
AZZYKO
AZZYKO 17th May 2014 08:31 - 12 years ago

on Dancing To The War Drums by crucethus
Love that break around 1:20... Nice piano melody, other parts are cool too.
Orlando51
Orlando51 17th May 2014 01:19 - 12 years ago

on Dancing To The War Drums by crucethus
Very interesting concept on a high musical level...congrats!

Cheers____orlando
crucethus
crucethus replied 17th May 2014 - 12 years ago
Thank you Orlando, that means a lot.
Steve
M8TN
M8TN 16th May 2014 02:08 - 12 years ago

on Dancing To The War Drums by crucethus
enjoyable! I would have liked it even more if there had been more of what you have from 1:00 to 1:15
crucethus
crucethus replied 17th May 2014 - 12 years ago
Keeps you coming back for that segment. interestingly enough other parts of the song have caught peoples fancy in the same way. very interesting.
Steve
theHumps
theHumps 15th May 2014 13:11 - 12 years ago

on Dancing To The War Drums by crucethus
The break at about 1:20 was fantastic and very unexpected considering the beginning was so upbeat. But it really works to get the feeling from the description.

I love that as musicians, we can represent our sentiments, thoughts and feelings through the music we write. You used a lot of loops very creatively to convey your intentions here. What can I say that others haven't said, great track Steve!

Wayne
crucethus
crucethus replied 17th May 2014 - 12 years ago
Thanks Wayne. I really enjoy trying to use music alone as a way to convey thought or emotion. I am glad you were able to see that in this song. Many thanks.
Steve
larrywiggles1
larrywiggles1 15th May 2014 09:04 - 12 years ago

on Dancing To The War Drums by crucethus
Hi Steve,

Apologies for not commenting sooner ( I thought I had!) this was a track I played on my first ever loopradio show back in February, and rightly so. I love everything about this track, the way you set the scene, the subtle changes..but above all its a banging very well produced track. Thanks for letting me play it Steve.

Very best wishes,

Mark/Larry!
crucethus
crucethus replied 16th May 2014 - 12 years ago
Thanks so much for the nice words!
Neomorpheus
Neomorpheus 14th May 2014 05:12 - 12 years ago

on Dancing To The War Drums by crucethus
Pretty heavy track here Steve.
Really varied and full of power.
Almost a Stars on 45 version of Armegeddon.
Awesome mix bro.
crucethus
crucethus replied 15th May 2014 - 12 years ago
"Almost a Stars on 45 version of Armageddon."
made me chuckle a bit. Nice reference.
DESTERO
DESTERO 12th May 2014 15:33 - 12 years ago

on Dancing To The War Drums by crucethus
Yeah good Job!,
War is the scourge of Mankind,long as there is enough Money to earn with, the innocence will die.

Peace Bro*
DRO
crucethus
crucethus replied 15th May 2014 - 12 years ago
Well put Bro
ValveDriver
ValveDriver 10th May 2014 19:37 - 12 years ago

on Dancing To The War Drums by crucethus
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radioilluminati
radioilluminati 10th May 2014 10:06 - 12 years ago

on Dancing To The War Drums by crucethus
Check out also this guy please. You can hear he is from Germany. German quality.

When a German guy put his reputation on the line, then you can be sure, that this is correct https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUcgg2vMX_s
radioilluminati
radioilluminati 10th May 2014 09:56 - 12 years ago

on Dancing To The War Drums by crucethus
For the club floor it will sound better, if it is not over-compressed. The over-compression sound make the music sound weak. The only thing that over-compression does is to make the music sound louder.

There is big illusion going on. Check this out please: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Gmex_4hreQ
crucethus
crucethus replied 11th May 2014 - 12 years ago
Well we all know Bilderburg set the volume levels for pop music, and so that's what it will be ...or else..;-)
Mosaic
Mosaic 10th May 2014 06:55 - 12 years ago

on Dancing To The War Drums by crucethus
Hey mate

Mate is one very groovy housey number, excellent for the dance floor, wow impressed, excellent clarity and the arrangement very good, love the drops and builds, nice vocal touch too, mate will be back to check out more of your tunes after hearing this one...Massive fav this one...Thank you for sharing man...Peace n much Respect to you...Mosaic...PS can understand why it has so many downloads...Credit to you...
crucethus
crucethus replied 11th May 2014 - 12 years ago
Thank you for the very kind words and for stopping by to listen, much appreciated.
ValveDriver
ValveDriver 10th May 2014 03:21 - 12 years ago

on Dancing To The War Drums by crucethus
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radioilluminati
radioilluminati 9th May 2014 15:35 - 12 years ago

on Dancing To The War Drums by crucethus
Very good house track indeed. I can sense you know what you are doing.

I have one suggestion for you. Research Dynamic range. http://turnmeup.org/
crucethus
crucethus replied 10th May 2014 - 12 years ago
Thanks RI, I know what you mean about the loudness (compression) In this particular track it is not intended for the radio but the club floor. Also the contrast between the dance section and quiet section is also to set a tone for the listener. It was my chance to tell a story with music and all the melodies , beats pianos and even the dynamics contribute to that story..so you can get the message. i was inspired by this song which overwhelmed the clubs in the eighties by literally stopping people from dancing and making them listen. It is genius.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRJFvtvTGEk&html5=1
StaticNomad
StaticNomad 9th May 2014 12:10 - 12 years ago

on Dancing To The War Drums by crucethus
This is an odd track. Rally not sure how that piano would go down on a dancefloor.

he banging bits are obviously just that. Maybe that quiet piano would confuse dancers. What do you think? I agree that it could probably be a bit louder. I do like it, though.

More of your favourite type of cymbals. The kind you don't get on a drum kit.

1:37 I like that transition (though not the reverse cymbal) and the heavenly stuff and the machine ##### stuff)

Beat return on 2:07 is cool and with that spoken word in there.

2:12-2:15 build is a bit like the Chem Bros.

2:15 and the dancers can get dancing again.

3:30 I like the new synth part. Reminds me of some old Daft Punk track I think. Not sure which one. Maybe Around The World?

Last 50 secs definitely something to confuse the dancers in the club. Native American drums and chanting? And choirs...
crucethus
crucethus replied 10th May 2014 - 12 years ago
Ahh SN

"This is an odd track. Rally not sure how that piano would go down on a dancefloor."

My goal is too stop the dancefloor in there tracks and really listen to the sounds. and understand that this melody has a story to tell. As we live our daily lives there are forces in the world gearing up for war. Just like before WW1 and similar to WW2. I composed this a year ago fully understanding that a conflict is inevitable in our generation unfortunately. Putin + Ukraine, China--Philippines Viet-Nam, and Israel Iran are the main course with a side dish of North and south Korea are the Japanese dessert course which will also have a bit of China.
The ending (50 secs) is a reminder of the conflicts of the past.
Just a musical pastiche!. I don't become political very often but I wanted to express those sentiments in Music.
How did I do?
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