This is really tight. I think the vocals could be a tiny bit louder, just enought to compete on master bus compressor with the attack of the kick. It's a very good mix and arrangements. Good work :)
I like this composition :D
wall of sound
"To attain the Wall of Sound, [PHIL]Spector's arrangements called for large ensembles (including some instruments not generally used for ensemble playing, such as electric and acoustic guitars), with multiple instruments doubling or tripling many of the parts to create a fuller, richer tone.[5] For example, Spector often duplicated a part played by an acoustic piano with an electric piano and a harpsichord.[6] Mixed well enough, the three instruments would then be indistinguishable to the listener.[6][7]"
Thanks, glad you like it.
Well I didn't use the Spector's technique :) Modern VST instruments blend multiple sound sources to achieve just that. In this track we have up to 5 synths playing different things at the same time and vocals (deformed or not) on top. Reverb effects assist creating the continuous flow of sound (the wall, but maybe I used this wording incorrectly).
The song is very nice. Mixing the sounds you use this way doesn't make anything commercial or non commercial imo. It's just packaging for a message. What color envelope does not effect the message but it affects who may or may not open and read the message. If the goal is to spread a positive message, then absolutely nothing is too commercial or successful ever, and perhaps several methods of delivery should be employed, as the goal is to spread the message far and wide.
The timing set up on the stabs in the intro gives the track a unique angle for every other timing placement. I didn't hear it referenced later and kept listening for the dotted quad placements. I like how that works as an arrangement device. Complimentary and layered sounds are working together effectively throughout. The outro is good for a live DJ set as well.
@BCV Greetings, Thank you for dropping by & leaving your feedback. Its greatly appreciated indeed. And well this song came to be out of inspiratation from djs & club goers. Have a good one & one love, Verdi
I'm a sucker for drift phonk. I wouldn't mind some more bass on my speakers so I can slide sideways into a mailbox with spit flying out my face as i chew on a burning cigarette at 80mph popping through a cloud of tire smoke. It's a very specific song :)
@BCV Greetings, And thanks for dropping by. And glad you liked what you heard. And i always appreciate the feedback from everyone. Have a good one & one love, Verdi
Hello BCVProductions, thanks my friend for listening to my track and commenting. I will say the guitar itself produces a nice tone but I also use a tc electronics pedal to enhance the artcores I play....I have 3 and use this pedal with all of them.....I've also found that a medium pick helps with a heavier tone as well.....again thanks for listening.
This is super groovy. If I had a place to set up my gear I would try to record a vocal to this.
I downloaded it to mess around with. Good work on the track!
Maybe nu jazz or electronic jazz? I have a feeling there is a very specifically named dance genre for this that i just don't know about. Whatever genre the group Plaid is. I like it. it's very nice in my headphones.
Plaid's style crosses a number of genres - electronica, dance, ambient, experimental -wikipedia for Plaid
bro i'll be watching out for it, i will repeat nothing wrong with loopers we are all part of the musical family :)) but you sing too bro you have an identity, your own, push that fact because your good, keep chopping and bringing us your creativity
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wall of sound
"To attain the Wall of Sound, [PHIL]Spector's arrangements called for large ensembles (including some instruments not generally used for ensemble playing, such as electric and acoustic guitars), with multiple instruments doubling or tripling many of the parts to create a fuller, richer tone.[5] For example, Spector often duplicated a part played by an acoustic piano with an electric piano and a harpsichord.[6] Mixed well enough, the three instruments would then be indistinguishable to the listener.[6][7]"
Well I didn't use the Spector's technique :) Modern VST instruments blend multiple sound sources to achieve just that. In this track we have up to 5 synths playing different things at the same time and vocals (deformed or not) on top. Reverb effects assist creating the continuous flow of sound (the wall, but maybe I used this wording incorrectly).
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Take notes on this production!
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must be in the fingers. :)
That is so smooth and nice.
Thanks for sharing!
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I downloaded it to mess around with. Good work on the track!
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Plaid's style crosses a number of genres - electronica, dance, ambient, experimental -wikipedia for Plaid
I know of Plaid and enjoy their music so that is a great compliment! I am glad that you liked the track and appreciate the feedback!
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