Yeah Chris, that is getting better. Your percussion loops still get out of tempo at times.... Remember "snap to the grid" with your loops and samples. The synth work is good, I like your vocal stuff in this track and the other one as well. It actually has some what of a structure musically (applause applause applause).... good for you. It kind of has an ABCA format, so the recap at the end when you bring the A section back really closes the track up nicely and gives it a finish. It also makes it far more interesting to listen to than a minimal track that doesn't develop at all. I think at times there are too many things going on in the track which makes it really muddy and garbled but there are points in the track that are really quite nice. A great art composition still not much of a dance track, but if you wanted it to be an art composition... you nailed it. Chris, I would suggest writing your own drum and percussion tracks rather than looping samples of somebody elses work. As a composer, you will get more satisfaction from the composition as a whole if it was all composed by you. Plus writing your own drum and percussion tracks I'm sure would solve your "rushing" and "dragging" problems with the percussion. It's exciting.... remember when we were writing the percussion tracks to "The Last Sunset" and how adding different patterns changed the feel of it... Plus using a drum kit program also eliminates the sound quality differences in the looped samples you use. Keep up the good work buddy.
on Funkin Up Your Head by Enhouse
Tony DiAngelo
on Escape From Planet Earth by Enhouse