BradoSanz

Man that was my fav part too,it had very nice groovy vibe but sadly i dropped it and never surfaced again on the mix sorry about that...the drum beat is from the genre afrobeat. i've listened to your songs too especially the one you did with your brothers, very nice melody.
i like what you do with the guitar keep it up bro and thanks for listening!

Thanks for leaving a cmment Brado! I always use a lot of time to make the drums as they are the backbone in a (dance) track. I am glad I passed that test :). I use the best vsts available. For this track I used serum and spire. Serum is for a lot of people the nr1 at the moment but for a novice I find spire easier to work with. Can you give me an example of a part where you feel is too little? I can maybe change that. When you hear a track more often you are getting used to the flow of it and dont see the things that can be changed or enhanced.

Hey buddy, thanks for taking a listen and living through the long track! The main lead was started with a simple four note sequence, which was transformed with digital assistance into a more complex arpeggiation based around the intended mode, then this was manually manipulated to induce time shifting and a more complex note structure as the arrangement progressed. I'm glad that you can find some fun in there, which I'm thinking must be found in the fun I had creating it. The dark sense of loss and confusion is definitely paramount in almost every aspect of life at the moment. The robotic voice became sort of the response portion of a call and response, so the entire lyrical expression would be - "What is wrong with the world? It begins to crack." I'm happy that you find it detailed enough, I wish that you could have seen and witnessed the details which were fleeting and escaped me on that day. Thank you for your words!

Greetings.

Recording was direct, using 5150 amp sim and Lepou cab sim with some nice impulse responses. Mids were shaped by the amp, and I took a bit more out to remove some horn-like frequencies. Gave a bit of a tape feel, and since I have no tape effect, I liked how it sounded.

Thank you, good sir, for the listen and the feedback.

Evan

Thanks man.

Hey Brado.
This music with substance was arranged on Magic Music Maker 18.
It has a lot of factory set sounds/samples etc

Take care bro. - B

Glad you enjoyed it! I appreciate the feedback. I've been working more heavily on balancing the music and my vocals, at least lately. Still got a bit of work to do.

Tnx for your comment ,that means alot for us

U can find another 3 songs in our soundcloud page or in the "FB"

I will upload other songs soon
Tnx

Thank you for the good words and the honest feedback. I also thank you for thinking so highly of my work that you think I have intentions on becoming big. I wish I was haha but I can't seem to get my work out there, so I mostly produce to a non existing audience. But maybe one day I can get more exposure and become a "bigger" producer. I'm still trying to master the production craft so this can become a reality. Thanks again for your time and for listening, I really do appreciate it :)

Thx Bro :)
I will try to finish it!

I was trying to learn how to program a game, hell even point and click games. No matter what I'd find, they all took years before I'd finish a game.

But then again, thanks a lot! I'll try spicing things up in this track and to other tracks in the album.

Cheers

Thank you for the listen! I use Fl Studio to produce and use plugins such as Massive, Sylenth, and Nexus to achieve my sounds. The flute that you enjoy comes from a free rompler called DSK Asian DreamZ. DSK is a company that produces many different plugins and romplers absolutely free! The first flute heard in this track is called a "Ban di" and is a Chinese flute with very rich sounds. To add extra texture I layered this flute with a panflute to achieve a more desirable sound. I hope this helps :)

Yeah, I do it all myself. The drums are actually a mixture of 4 different pre-loaded kits. But thank you! I'm working on getting a new mic, so thanks for the suggestion. My old one was damaged while I moving and hit the dust. Going to get a better keyboardist on here and some real guitars I think next.

Yes, you are correct, Autotune was used just for that short interluse as an effect, along with several other aesthetic effects. I just wanted the tune to carry away with the mix at the moment and the autotune fed to the delays and stuff worked well for that. Thank you my friend!