Ep5ilon

Hey Skwish Fish! Thanks for the feedback. :)

Thanks DJRobertG. :)

Now that you mention it, it actually does. Thanks subSpace. :)

Thanks. :)
I've never done a live production with a band, although I am interested.

Thanks deopi. :)

The disturbing moments are due to the vocals hitting an A note on top of a C# chord. I believe that section of the vocal is sung over an F chord in Lapette's original track. A is in the F major scale, but not in the F minor scale. I've used only the F minor scale in the whole track, so any A notes would create a disturbance.

Anyway, the disturbances in this track were created on purpose. I had several listens to both choruses to see if the vocals and the chord progression were a plausible match. The disturbances were satisfactory in general, but they were acceptable when I listened with my ears focused on the monophonics.

Thanks Modnex. :)

Done. :)

I know, and there's a reason for that.
Initially, Oceanically's vocal had to be time stretched in several places, which made it sound edgy between notes. The reverb is there to hide this. Then I just added reverb to the piano and gaming synth to balance out the track.
Thanks for the feedback. :)

I'm glad you like it. :)
I've made this track temporarily downloadable on my SoundCloud.

https://soundcloud.com/ep5ilon/crossfire-feat-oceanically

I'm not sure if it's quite possible to remix, due to Siri giving orders (eg. Siri says to speed up the track from 95 bpm to 115 bpm). But I'll still let you (and any others) remix it. I'll see if I can get the time to put Siri's vocals on SoundCloud for download (because I don't own Siri, therefore I don't think I'm allowed to put it here on Looperman).

That's a competitor, alright!
I've recently started working on the outline for experiment number 2, but I'll have to get 'Pixelate' finished first before I can start it. :)

Thanks Neomorpheus. :)

Thanks smallpaul. Trap isn't even my main genre (that's why it's called 'The Experiment'). The vocals were a bit tricky to begin with, but there's nothing like a bit of reverse reverb and some echo to top it off. :)

Thanks ilikeham. :)

Thanks. Really appreciate it. :)