rfalkenburg

That's Drill Sgt to you.

Lexington KY, United States

Joined : 7th Jul 2009 - 16 years ago

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rfalkenburg comments on tracks

rfalkenburg has posted 133 comments on other peoples tracks.

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rfalkenburg 15th Jun 2010 08:26 - 15 years ago

on Wrong by lofthouse

This is killer energy. Can you tell me what kind of loop pack you would recommend for me to acquire these kinds of sounds? A lot of my stuff is more thumpy and electric, but I like these smooth sounds and would like to try this style right here. Saw this pop up on Featured. Thanks and great stuff.

rfalkenburg 15th Jun 2010 08:22 - 15 years ago

on DOWN by TRAVEE

All I can really say is that I enjoyed it greatly. Like the shotgun rack.

rfalkenburg 15th Jun 2010 03:24 - 15 years ago

on Dance in the Desert by SixFingeredMan

At first I thought of a bunch of mid easterners dancing in an Irish bar. I enjoyed all the way through.

SixFingeredMan replied Unknown

Yeah? Nice little mix of a couple different music cultures.

rfalkenburg 15th Jun 2010 03:20 - 15 years ago

on Moonlight ReVamped by VampireCowboy

Sounds like a futuristic church with a cool old lady wearing a phantom of the opera mask, playing the organ.

rfalkenburg 15th Jun 2010 02:02 - 15 years ago

on Trance nation (remix) by smallpaul

Really dig the 126 mark where it kicks up the pace. In a digital world, the cassette tape is classic too...love it. Good energy packed in a relaxing vibe. The first part was a bit choppy, but once it picked up pace, worked for me, but cool style. I like the spacey sounds.

rfalkenburg 15th Jun 2010 01:50 - 15 years ago

on Good Night At The Bar by sumerlin

If the lead singer of a country rock band and an eighties rock n roller merged together, this would be him, with a touch of Beastie Boys Funk. I flipped through several of your tracks and this is the one that caught me for my taste. Gotta have the cowbells.

rfalkenburg 13th Jun 2010 11:59 - 15 years ago

on Club Beat Music ( Looper Man Electro Jam) by TraXnCtrl

Its always cool to hear how others use the same loops I have downloaded. I learn, and from how you did the vocals, I am eager to play around with some more stuff. Thank you.

TraXnCtrl replied Unknown

thank you rfalkenburg.....I have uploaded some more of my own loops that should be cleared soon. feel free to use some of those, but I will stop by and check out some of your tracks soon.
Trax

rfalkenburg 13th Jun 2010 11:53 - 15 years ago

on No Complications by DjBA5

First thing I listened to this morning. Relaxed me cuz it was smooth and easy on the ears.

rfalkenburg 11th Jun 2010 13:17 - 15 years ago

on Herrie by PimHolthof

I enjoyed your first track. Smooth and blended for my ears. Listened while I was working and when it was over, was like 'its over?' Not bad for a first, since it sounded better than some of my seconds.

rfalkenburg 11th Jun 2010 03:37 - 15 years ago

on Cartman's Revelation by Edge7

Dig the tempo change up, and the electronics that kicked in about the 420 mark. Sounds like all the same genre to me, cuz that is what I do, mix it up to the beat, so again...my style. Nothing bad to say about any of your tracks.

Edge7 replied Unknown

thx for all the props... please check my own site for all my material... www.loopkitchen.com
Peace!

rfalkenburg 11th Jun 2010 03:27 - 15 years ago

on On The Run by Edge7

This sounds like the stuff that turned me on to the tech world back in the mid nineties, so I got a soft spot for it. I got no problem with it, and I dig your loops. Gonna have to use more in the future.

rfalkenburg 11th Jun 2010 03:16 - 15 years ago

on Hybridity - a Subversive Dance by n0mad23

I like anything with an ethnic twist...that's all I can say. Dig the drum beat trance mood. The accordion goes well with the vocals. the fade in and out feel is hypnotic...the way us deep thinkers like it. Music is the new world order, not oppression. This made me feel the opposite of oppression.

n0mad23 replied Unknown

Hence the subversive nature of the song - it's in the interest of the oppressors to keep the oppressed squabbling and suspicious of each other. I like how music breaks down those barriers and allows humans access to unmediated human experience. Glad you like this one. Cheers!

rfalkenburg 2nd Jun 2010 13:49 - 15 years ago

on Leave Me Alone by Alen9R

Did you really use an actual violin or keys? I would like to know for request purposes. This was strong.

Alen9R replied Unknown

No,Rfalkenburg, I not using real violin,I use violin string,I need to fix it in the description,sorry!
Couple of months ago I sold the my keyboard,now I use the PC keyboard,But otherwise not playing well piano, playing by ear!

thank you for review, I will feedback!

rfalkenburg 2nd Jun 2010 13:47 - 15 years ago

on Maxing Out by Dvise

Sounds very similar to the other one.

Dvise replied Unknown

It was made with the same method, other loops tho

rfalkenburg 2nd Jun 2010 13:41 - 15 years ago

on PSYGNUM- Dream Of You by TCBPROJECT

Not to hard, not to soft. I am starting to enjoy the more relaxing styles again due to artists like you guys.

rfalkenburg 2nd Jun 2010 13:36 - 15 years ago

on Make The House Pop by Dvise

At first I thought a little monotonous, but then I relaxed a bit more and just dug it. Definitely more like the old school stuff I used to listen to. PsychoTrance is what they called it, or something like that.

rfalkenburg 1st Jun 2010 00:07 - 15 years ago

on Maybe by 1eyedoneder

Not really my thing, so I can't say if it is good or bad for what you are trying to do, but I did not dislike it. Was peaceful and relaxing, the bells were unique and the down pattern made it feel slower than it was. Sounded clean and clear, maybe tone the bells back just a bit on volume about .5 - 1.0 dec

rfalkenburg 1st Jun 2010 00:00 - 15 years ago

on Back To The Roots by IBoBeatz

congrats on the signing, just read the fine print when it comes to who retains copyrights to your work, because you should retain it. Just sayin'.

rfalkenburg 29th May 2010 15:21 - 15 years ago

on Jacks House (Feat Mr Fingers) Salkizar House Mix by Salkizar

That was crazy good.

rfalkenburg 29th May 2010 02:38 - 15 years ago

on The Song That You Will never Hear by BrianMaiden407

Trust me, she heard it, cuz we felt it.

BrianMaiden407 replied Unknown

what can I say? Hope so and thank you!

Peace

Bm;)

rfalkenburg 29th May 2010 02:31 - 15 years ago

on Sign of Love by Chemical96

Like the way your voice was distant and echoed. Sounded like a dream, a nice peaceful sleep kind of dream where you feel detached from the world, and your self.

Chemical96 replied Unknown

Why thank you!!! That is such an awesome thing to say ^_^. I appreciate it!!

rfalkenburg 29th May 2010 02:22 - 15 years ago

on Tecknow Age by Ritsit

Yeah, this is my style right here. Highs, lows, buzzy n fuzzy. Nice.

rfalkenburg 29th May 2010 02:17 - 15 years ago

on One-Thousand Times by EVRiM

Definitely got the voice, and nice production, but there was times when the fuzz was a bit lout and drowned out your voice, and I think your voice needs to be the dominate factor, cuz I was drawn to want to know what you were saying, as it was good.

rfalkenburg 27th May 2010 05:03 - 15 years ago

on Heart Stopped Beating by PaNeGyRiZe

Nice beat and I love the twangy part in the piano. Also, love the logo...I'm pretty gangster my self. That's funny, real funny.

PaNeGyRiZe replied Unknown

thanks man! glad ya could review, ya by lookin at the amount of reviews,plays and dloads, this is the best ive uploaded so far. ive got the whole track finished and waiting to record the final in studio, but i always give the beats to the looper family! lol ya the pic made me laugh cuz im really not even close to gangster haha :D

rfalkenburg 27th May 2010 04:50 - 15 years ago

on Mu Arae d dscvry by ALXSIX

Very unique, very original, and very fitting for title and description.

ALXSIX replied Unknown

Thanks for the listen, appreciate your words!

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