BradoSanz
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South Texas, United States
Joined : 4th Jan 2015 - 11 years ago
Last Online : 10th Jul 2026 - 1 week ago
BradoSanz comments on tracks
BradoSanz has posted 768 comments on other peoples tracks.
on Marnie Grant - Flying Away by MarnieG
on In Too Deep by ImproveWithError
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on JUST A LITTLE TEST by Abilify
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on Marnie Grant - An Alleyway In London by MarnieG
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These strings are from Spitfire Audio's Albion 1.. beautiful to use, powerful & soft. These ones are layered and EQd.
- marnie xx
on Almost and Never by Cestevens1783
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on All Woman featuring Lisa Worth by RichieWinn
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PS I sent you an email :P
Thank you very much for your comments - they are much appreciated. I will pass on your words to Lisa too and I agree with you about the vocal. It's gorgeous. Glad you enjoyed it.
Richie
PS I will respond to your mail soon as I can.
on Roar Stone by StaticNomad
That electric guitar at the beginning immediately drew me in to the song, and then those drums kick in and everything sounds like a relaxed, slightly energized rock track.
The next segment introduces those synths that are oh so you! What program did you use for the drums? They sound pretty real.
And did you play that guitar yourself? Sounds pretty dang epic. I dig it so far, I particularly like the segment at 1:30 where the guitar has a solo of sorts with a really cool delay on it. The guitar work is definitely the coolest part for me so far, stands out against your other tracks in this regard in my humble opinion. Maybe the volume nob could be turned up just a notch here though, sometimes I feel like the beauty of the solo gets lost in the other sounds, but only at certain parts. Definitely not a deal-breaker by any means.
The synths that move in at 2:25 are the simple signature of your synthy-groovy-Nomad-y roots that I've come to love as I listen to more of your stuff. The guitar is quite bangin' here too. :P
I like the syrupy feeling you achieved with the distorted guitar at 3:12. Feels so...creamy, 100 percent dairy cream.
That next segment with the wide pads - what did you use for that? Is that the extended guitar you mentioned to Cru Dawg? DANG it sounds awesome, wow. My mind is blown. That was beautiful. My favorite part so far.
The jazzy, comfy electric part at the next segment is great! So smooth, so happy, so awesome. I like how the distortion made it into an entirely different part at the next part even though its the same piece. Wow, this is definitely one of your best works so far.
It gets better the further in I go. You could make some sick 3 minute rock tracks with your own flair if you really wanted to haha. Your guitar work definitely is not amateur, and your mixing skills only serve to make it sound bigger than life.
I LOVE THOSE STRETCHED GUITARS AT THE END. YOU COULD MAKE AN ENTIRE SONG WITH THOSE STRETCHED GUITARS AND I WOULD CRY FROM THE SHEER BEAUTY.
Originality: 10/10
Mixing Quality: 9/10
Overall Impression: 10/10
No idea if/why you're feeling trepidation but not to worry.
You've become a fine reviewer. It helps when you say more. I'm not just looking to hear whether someone liked a track or not. Detail helps me understand what I've made from other people's perspectives.
I do get some pretty realistic drum parts and they come, in every track, from Superior Drummer, which also loads all EZ Drummer kits (most of which I have steadily collected in the last couple of years).
I also use lots of drum loops (though none here) but that's more for particular flavour and feel. Drum loops tend to still be combined with more intricate and realistic programmed Superior kits.
All guitar in my tracks I play myself though I'm a massive cheat as I do ##### of editing to get to the best bits. I'm a pretty lazy player and don't practise much so there are lots of mistakes and average bits in most recorded takes. Also unexpected moments of improvisational magic/luck.
1:30 lead is another recycled bit of lead, delayed slide playing.
" I feel like the beauty of the solo gets lost in the other sounds"
That would be because I've got a rhythm guitar part underneath. I tried not to make it clash with the lead but it's a heavily edited track so some things may be a little loose and messy.
2:25 synth seems to stand out to everyone so far. Good to know.
"syrupy feeling you achieved with the distorted guitar at 3:12."
Totally agree. Just plugin distortion that feels really warm. And the loud synth sub bass helps too.
"wide pads"
are timestretched resonator parts as there are no synth pads at all. You're in luck as you too can very soon make this sort of sound. Here's the free software I use (sadly, not a plugin):
http://hypermammut.sourceforge.net/paulstretch/
Stretched guitars at the end also done using Paul. Lovely sound that works especially well on slide guitar parts. Slide is already kind of stretching the notes.
Good to hear you liked the little funky triplet chill guitar at 5:31. Playing is a bit off in places but I couldn't replay it cos I've forgotten how.
I would make 3 min tracks but that length feels too short for my mind expanding style. If it's good, deep and interesting, I want it to go on for longer.
Congrats on your new BS track rating system and thanks again for your interesting and accurate detail.
on Benghazi by Penga
BRADO'S RATING (compared to all and every song similar to this that I've ever heard in my lifetime)
Originality: 9/10
Mixing: 6/10
Overall Impression: 8/10
^ This is just my view, take it with a grain of salt :P
Also, you've got a unique way of rating tracks. I'm liking it :D
Thanks again for the kind words !!
on My Groove by ChaseManhattan
Overall, I really enjoyed listening to this track enough that I had to log in and make a comment while listening to it again.
Originality: 9/10
Lyrical writing: 8/10
Mixing: 6/10
Overall Impression: 9/10
Great work, could use a bit more work on the mixing end.
Brado
on Gritty Deeds by SubChief
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on JAweGuy and Marnie G - Our Story by JAweGuy
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on JAweGuy - Devoted To You by JAweGuy
Flawless execution. Bravo from me :)
on CORPSE PARTY by Abilify
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on Speechless by Mahloo13
on The Christmas Rose by cellardoor
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on Thomas Flek NITRA 8am no mastering by DFletcher
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on Credit Card by Littbarski
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on Allure by 7venth12
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on TMS - Project Zombie-z Ft Soleilxlune N Epicrecord by kennydjctxmckenzie
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on Glaciers by skwishfish
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Also, I would like to hear your input to Ice House! :D try out the competition! Be a part of this movement!!
on Sweet Apple Pie and I by cellardoor
:D One of the biggest things with electronic music, however , is having a solid structured song. I noticed I some parts were out of sync and this is passable considering you're still learning but I would recommend looking into MIDI to help you. Practically every producer uses it or has used it at one point. So far, this track is decent. You can only go up from here! The vocal is amazing :D
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on Kiss Me by Aleksandros
on Halloween--- when Hell wins by SoraSolitudine
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Well, actually the melody on the background it's a loop from here that I downloaded past year "just in case"... but I can't find it now...
I only know that the loop is called "Mistress". If I could find it, I would put the link in description.
Anyway, thanks again for listen and coment! :)
-SxL