The intro kinda reminded me of art of noise or Enigma. It's nice to hear someone who swears as much as I do in the lyric. This had a smooth, edgy kinda thing going on. Great job.
Bassy & bellsy man.There's a big empty space in the middle of this track visual wise but the music keeps playing. My computer's probably having a siezure. This is a rather clean, professional sounding track. Great work.
Thank you. Sound choice really is one of the most important aspects if you're looking to get a real clean and polished sound. That middle space you sense is on purpose, I leave it for the artists voice and choice. If they want to overrule the groove it will allow for it or if they want to just sit in the track they can do that to. I try to paint an image as vivid as I can so the artist isn't concerned with the beat or structure as they try to decide what they want to do. You think I should start making it more obvious that these are beats for rappers? E.g. a more obvious label or name. Because I've had a few different people ask about the space I leave, which is intentional when I mix and master my beat, you can see it on my EQ and channel chains.. everything gets a boost at one point or another usually except the mid, it's usually flat line center or -2db or so.
Sounds something like Love & Rockets on the chorus. Love & Rockets were like the flipping chorus kings, so that's all kinds of groovy. Love the wooo wooo woos. Great work.
I haven't heard of Love and Rockets, but I'll definitely go check those guys out. But it always helps when people love the chorus, they have to listen to it more than once.
The woahs were fun to do. I think they really broaden the sound.
Thanks. Danceable was definitely goal number one so I'm happy about ur comment. Feeling hungry to press on , see if I can carry forward lessons learned. See how much I can compress the process now. Tx again
Cool intro. I can imagine robots in a junkyard playing this. There'a "rubbery" noise in this that literally made me laugh out loud. There's so much going on in this it's never a dull moment. Fantastic avant garde work.
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I haven't heard of Love and Rockets, but I'll definitely go check those guys out. But it always helps when people love the chorus, they have to listen to it more than once.
The woahs were fun to do. I think they really broaden the sound.
Thanks for listening and commenting.
TA
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