cheers greg, yeah taking my time lately just figuring out what i wanna make and i think its stuff like this. Well for now it is at least haha and yup changed my name over on the soundclouds lol
Ahh my dear Greg with his obtuse questions again.
Let me educate yah on my methodology of percussion.
First you need an anchor kick that you can build everything else up from in the center track. Using Mathematics, tone disbursement and spatial panning and mixing from a 3d perspective is the first steps I choose. Then I start bringing in the high hats the snares the congas the rims, the effects, the toms.
In the case of this track and the last track which I remixed alex (promenade2299), I could hear the sounds I wanted in my head before I did the remix (and I actually stated that to alex before) and then went through my loop collection to get them organized for the mix while incorporating his very ecelectic perc loops he gave me for the mix. Some drum loops have a cool percussion vibe but I don't need the kick, so I high pass filter it out. Some loops I add reverb for the spatial effect of hearing it more in the background. Making music for as long as I have allows me to also make instant judgements on what perc loop will work and what doesn't and again it all comes down to simple math sometimes. The Best house artists have this ability to drive a minimalist song forward with fantastic percussion changes throughout the track. I love when Danny Tenaglia does his deep house mixes for small crowds because you hear this element profoundly throughout his set.
I like the jazzy part as well.
I hope this answers your question.
Cru
Nice sounding music man, i really do like it. I have been thinking, What do you think about us maybe putting something together? I got sound design ideas and music theory i want to test out, what do you think?
Sure we can! You are very talented man. And I like your ideas and your style. Where or how do we start? Can I arrive to the Arima? Haha :D Sorry for my English...
As I said on description, the main melody is from a loop uploaded here, made by XyIlent. The rest of instruments I used is in the lyrics section. Hope that helps.
HAHA no friend, I have not fallen in love. I'm just trying to build an arsenal for my songwriting resume for ASCAP c: This is one of many! And thanks, once spring is gone I'll feel better c:
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I see you change to Nova Noma, i like it. And i like this piece too also :)
:)
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Am curious, how do you work around your percussion? Do you just throw stuff in there and see what it sounds like?
Let me educate yah on my methodology of percussion.
First you need an anchor kick that you can build everything else up from in the center track. Using Mathematics, tone disbursement and spatial panning and mixing from a 3d perspective is the first steps I choose. Then I start bringing in the high hats the snares the congas the rims, the effects, the toms.
In the case of this track and the last track which I remixed alex (promenade2299), I could hear the sounds I wanted in my head before I did the remix (and I actually stated that to alex before) and then went through my loop collection to get them organized for the mix while incorporating his very ecelectic perc loops he gave me for the mix. Some drum loops have a cool percussion vibe but I don't need the kick, so I high pass filter it out. Some loops I add reverb for the spatial effect of hearing it more in the background. Making music for as long as I have allows me to also make instant judgements on what perc loop will work and what doesn't and again it all comes down to simple math sometimes. The Best house artists have this ability to drive a minimalist song forward with fantastic percussion changes throughout the track. I love when Danny Tenaglia does his deep house mixes for small crowds because you hear this element profoundly throughout his set.
I like the jazzy part as well.
I hope this answers your question.
Cru
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Nice sounding music man, i really do like it. I have been thinking, What do you think about us maybe putting something together? I got sound design ideas and music theory i want to test out, what do you think?
TF
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Thanks for listen and comment.
-SxL
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I hope your allergies clears up, anyways take care :)
Brado
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