Cheers, the feedback is really appreciated... if you have the time why not 'like' the Digital Image facebook page - http://www.facebook.com/DigitalImage36
I've listened to (almost all) your tracks.
It reminds me a "London period" in my life, around 2001.
I used to dance on Roni Size's performance at Bar Rumba...
I've always loved drum'n'bass!
English music will always influence me.
Thanks for your kind comment, and sorry for my poor english!
Hi mate, nice track here, I think the overall track sounds really great its just a little crowded at the top end (treble wise) at the begining. Very well done anyway!!
Hi Mate, thank you for your comment. Yeah, there is a lot going on in the treble area, may tinker with it later, tough I have yet any idea how to propely fix it properly. Maybe reduce the high tension on the master compressor. I'll look into it.
Hi mate great track, Im not a fan of Dubstep so for me it would sound even better without the dubstep influences if you know what i mean!?? It would stand out as a minimal or prog house track (not that it doesnt already!!) Anyway great work mate and very well done!!
thanks mate :-) haha, true, just like Grace Jones, cool vocal. Lucky we are getting a year younger each year. Nick Kershaw is the daddy of all music :-) !!!
Hi mate nice work here you can really feel the Depeche Mode influence on the track, the only thing I would suggest is maybe a little play with the levels in the final mix as the vocal track gets a bit drowned in places, and I would make it a bigger feature in the mix as it works really well!! Keep up the good work!!
Second...yes, I know the vox get drowned a bit in places. It was quite difficult to level all of the parts out - some spots were quite blaring, while others were much softer. In the end, I could use some tips on how to handle those kinds of situations if you've ever had to deal with that. I literally spent days trying just to normalize the volumes of the different parts.
Thirdly, I built the track around her vocals. I felt a very jazzy vibe from her, so I made sure to use jazz beats.
Finally, the song sort of morphed into a meaningful topic about bullying. I'm quite pleased it did as it's become a subject of concern lately in the schools.
Thanks for listening and I love your avatar - the cassette tape. Long live pencil winding!
cheers mate :-) I think my mixes are getting better, or my ears are getting worse :-)
I have just downloaded your deep house track Butterfly, looking forward to checking it out !! Ambient deep tracks are what I love :-), will get a review up shortly.
Thanks, Smallpaul! This is a major musical departure for me as I am a folk musician who plays the Appalachian dulcimer . . . But, having been horribly afflicted by Chronic Lyme disease makes me want to educate the public about this horrible disease so no one else will get it. Please do what you can to share this audio clip, ok? Thanks!
It's essentially an advert for prime loops really. I did a few bit's and then added the filters but i just thought i'd let someone else write the track for a change. I'm too busy with this Eurovision song contest malarkey lol.
FR
on Find Your Way Back Home by Christopherjoel135
on Hallucinations DAB dj by looperdavide
on Could dabix dj ft Jesse Taylor by looperdavide
on Boy Shut Your Lips by TallPaul
on 3 Libras by mzzfedora
on The Grooveline ( Heatwave Cover ft JoeFunktastic ) by AllenV
on Final Sad Song by avasuzanne
on Deep In Jericho by Eugenedeep
on Track 2 - Blinded ft Mina Fedora by Digital36Image
Thanks for the support.
on What Done Is Done by Manoodjir
It reminds me a "London period" in my life, around 2001.
I used to dance on Roni Size's performance at Bar Rumba...
I've always loved drum'n'bass!
English music will always influence me.
Thanks for your kind comment, and sorry for my poor english!
on Symetrix - Changes by Symetrix
on STARLIGHT RIDDIM by princelionsound
on Eye Wide Open-Vizron Remix by Vizronics
on Turn Turn Turn by TallPaul
on MuzicIzMee4Ever - Why Cant You Love Me - TP Remix by TallPaul
on How to Play - Ft JJKilla and BabyGee by ggarris
Second...yes, I know the vox get drowned a bit in places. It was quite difficult to level all of the parts out - some spots were quite blaring, while others were much softer. In the end, I could use some tips on how to handle those kinds of situations if you've ever had to deal with that. I literally spent days trying just to normalize the volumes of the different parts.
Thirdly, I built the track around her vocals. I felt a very jazzy vibe from her, so I made sure to use jazz beats.
Finally, the song sort of morphed into a meaningful topic about bullying. I'm quite pleased it did as it's become a subject of concern lately in the schools.
Thanks for listening and I love your avatar - the cassette tape. Long live pencil winding!
GG xox
on Meet Me - Deep Mix by TallPaul
I have just downloaded your deep house track Butterfly, looking forward to checking it out !! Ambient deep tracks are what I love :-), will get a review up shortly.
on Meet Me by TallPaul
its been a while, I thought I better produce a track else I will forget how to do it.
Good to see you have not let your production work rate slip like me, you have a quality creative mix ! e.g drum and base, house ...
on J10 - Frozen Paradise by Tony10
I used Linplug Albino 3 for the keys.
on When The Rain Comes the City Turns to Slums by Rebellious
on pornstar 1998 by DavorRMX
on Old School Funk Version of powderjay1 How I am by BigMacMike
on Tick Talk Rap by SandyLafleur
on Ill give you pain featuring Nepaul by FreeRadical
FR
on Blinded by Digital Image featuring Mina Fedora by mzzfedora