radioilluminati

Nice, the intro reminded me of Miami Vice:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UmOY6ek_Y4

Sometime simple is more powerful. I think, a more simple beat could probably make this track even better.

It is great now.

Here you go birdy:
Download link
http://we.tl/9gU9uDscTN

Nice drums Señor DJ,

I think, if there were added a nice melody to it, then it could be huge!

I always say that people have to be careful with their levels and not over compress. In this case, it would be nice with a more aggressive limiter.

Love it. You are on getting your strong purpose.

This man admitted his involvement in killing JFK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uFAZ8DmcQLg

You have great music skills for sure!

I would pay attention to the levels and not over-compress it because kills the dynamic range. If everything is loud then there is no variation. But the mix with silence and sounds makes a track come alive.

2 important links: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Gmex_4hreQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUcgg2vMX_s

Next thing I noticed is the energy of this track. What feeling does it have? What energy is put out there via this track?

What we send out, is what we receive, so it is important to keep that in mind.

Part 1: Music is not only about putting sounds together. It is much bigger than that. Something very few mention.

I have a mindset, that I strive for perfection - German style mindset. I spot things that are not perfect, and it motivates me to perfect it. I'm very critical about everything especially my own music.

I think, it's a great mindset, because it forces me to keep going and improving.

It is also important to appreciate, where we are now, and know that we all have to learn how to walk and mistakes are necessary in the process. I love to listen to my own music and appreciate it, as it is.

Without the mindset of appreciation, then the perfection mindset would make us depressed.

Mindsets are everything!

We can all master greatness, if we have the right mindsets.

Focus, strive for perfection, appreciation, goal and purpose!

Without the purpose and a huge goal - that you believe is possible - then there is no motivation. It's important to have a strong purpose, that is bigger than you and I.

To make music to get a Bentley is a weak purpose even though there is nothing wrong with great wealth. Money isn't evil. Money only boosts a persons personality and boost our positive and negative things.

A purpose to do good and help humanity is a strong mindset. When I make music, then I do it for humanity! Making music for humanity and be clear about why your music will serve humanity. That purpose will get you very far.

A big purpose will create a stronger motivation. Purpose is the rocket fuel, that will get you to the stars.

Most people that have "succeeded", that we see in the mainstream are people that mostly have sold out. It is easier to sell out and make it. But taking the longer path to success without selling out is so much more rewarding and serves humanity.

Remember everything is possible. It is important to pay attention to what we say to ourselves. Our mindsets have to serve us instead of going against us.

Part 2:
About your beat:
I think, you have done a great job! You absolutely have a great talent that can be improved. With the right mindsets, then you can be huge!

What I noticed, that can improve your music is layering! It will greatly improve your beat and make it sound fatter and make it alive, and get you to the next level.

Layering is an easy new tool to apply in your arsenal.

The high hat sound weak, because it sounds like the same sample. There is no variation in the sound. I will suggest, you experiment with adding more samples or a software like one of these: http://www.musicradar.com/tuition/drums/9-recommended-drum-software-packages-236534

The more samples you use together or on top of each other, will make it sound more alive and bigger.

Another thing is your instruments. If you layer more instruments together, then you make the instruments sound like a single instrument with a fatter sound.

Pay attention to how the instruments sound like, when you layer them together. Some don't fit well together. Think of it like creating a new instrument with a fatter in your face sound.

Keep going, you are doing great!

It is not 0:13 but 0:17. Notice the guitar sounds a bit different from 0:17 and so does the piano.

The links to the loops sounds perfect. The flanger sound-effect is not there.

I think, you have put an effect on it, that you are not aware of, or it could be a bug in the DAW.

I suggest you listen to it via headphones, so you can notice it.

It starts around 0:13 notice the guitar sounds pure and perfect in the beginning, and then it changes its sound from 0:13.

You might want to listen to it via headphones to better notice it. It sounds like a flanger effect. It makes the music instruments slightly out of tune.

You have probably not done it intentionally.

Nice track.

You might want to look into how to sweep frequencies - very easy - because I can sense there are some high frequencies that make the ear irritated. Not a big deal, but it is a good idea to do it.

Done like this:
http://howtomakeelectronicmusic.com/how-to-use-subtractive-eq-to-make-your-mixes-sound-better

I expected pop and I was gladly supriesed that it is Bossa Nova, what I like. I don't know why, but Bossa Nova has a calming effect on me.

A really good track. However there is an effect that destroys the natural sound of the instruments. I think, it will sound much better without it.

I'm impressed. It sounds really good, and I love the feelings you have put into this.

You can improve your music skills, if you pay more attention to the levels, so your track is not clipping(distorting). It is verboten (“forbidden”) to go into the red. Your music will sound so much better, if you lower the levels and don't over-compress it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Gmex_4hreQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUcgg2vMX_s

It is easy to fix, and your music skills will dramatically improve.

Nice track.

I have one thing that can make your future tracks better:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Gmex_4hreQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUcgg2vMX_s

I can't hear anything that stands out negative, so that means it is well made. Good job!

Yes you can sense it in the ears that it irritates it a bit. Very easy to fix.

You just use a paramedic EQ and sweep the frequencies like this:
https://s3.amazonaws.com/cms-assets.tutsplus.com/uploads/users/131/posts/19832/image/02-frequency-sweep-setup.jpg

When you hit a frequency that is very irritating to your years, then you cut some of it and do it again till there are no more irritating frequencies.

I'm not a Mastering engineer. I have contact to 2 high level ones though.

It has a nice clean sound, love the kick and the fine details. Its a good beat.

The only thing I noticed, that you can pay attention to is to sweep frequencies in the high end. I think, you can eliminate some frequencies that are painful to the ear.

We are fine-tuning here. Nothing serious.

Sounds interesting and I like what you have done. Great kick.

2 thing I noticed that can help you make it better. Learn about frequency sweeping, because there are some high frequencies that irritates the ear. This is how you find them and eliminate them.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SjT41H6gsW8

And you have to cut the lower part of the frequency of the bass so it does not make this weird sound.

Sounds great!

It was interesting to listen to real instruments for a change. I could instantly hear it. It fits very well with the Diva that always sings great!

The only thing I can add is, that more layers of instruments playing different melodies could be great, because it would make the track sound bigger. But it is great as it is too.

The war on free radicals:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YGn21Ck4t28

Sounds good Mr. Free Radical.

What I focus on is the negative stuff, that can be corrected. Today I have one thing, that I noticed. Do you sweep the frequencies to eliminate painful frequencies?

It is very easy. Done like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SjT41H6gsW8

I think first step is to find a singer/rapper that sound mainstream like the City Lights track.

If someone keeps it mainstream, it can be picked up by the mainstream herd and over time, you can train them to listen to more non mainstream.

Mainstream is dumbed down music so we need people to raise the bar! Serve humanity. Make mainstream!

Sounds really good! It could be interesting to hear some of your work where you focus on making radio friendly and mainstream music.

Just an idea. What if you used more reverb on the blip sounds at 6:15

Great intro and melody. It sounds good. I think the singing is too loud though.

There are many things that do not make sense logical and if people like us that know 2+2=4 point out it is does not equals 5, then people will call us crazy or think we are weirdos.

George Orwell "In a time of universal deceit - telling the truth is a revolutionary act."

We have some global insanity going, so it is best to ignore the insane herd and follow our truth - whatever truth we feel is right.

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

Very well made.

Maybe it is just me, but I would turn the vocals up a little bit more.