StereoMathematics

now this is some new style soul music that gets it done. love the simplicity of the beat, the effects on her vocals, and her voice. it reminds me of the madvillain ft stacey epps song 'eye'. completely unexpected, absolutely incredible. its a case of love at first listen. respect to both of you.

StereoMathematics 7th Jun 2012 00:44 - 13 years ago

on AntiDigital Funk The Analogue Trip by DJJPA

song gave me an eargasim! bass is so crunchy, and the phase on the e-piano is so airy and spacious...ahhh. awesome track jp. oh, where did you get that snare? i must have it.

DJJPA replied 7th Jun 2012 - 13 years ago

Thanks so much for the listen and review. So glad you were feeling this one.

The snare is two snares stacked, a deeper "live" one and a higher compressed "hip hop" snare laid on top very lightly.

Hey I noticed that our musical tastes are very similar. must be why i feel your music too. Wow... Influences. They poke through.

Thanks again for the encouragement. J.P.

StereoMathematics 7th Jun 2012 00:21 - 13 years ago

on Nasty by Gerryatrix by Gerryatrix

came correct on the beat and the flow. only suggestion, invest in a better microphone. im diggin this one dude.

Gerryatrix replied 27th Jun 2012 - 13 years ago

cheers for listening man. the mics actually decent its just my shady mixing skills haha

StereoMathematics 3rd Jun 2012 20:58 - 13 years ago

on Silky Rhodes Chords by BlaqhstarrMusic

this is really good. the layering of the sounds breaks things up on the back of that drum with the solid groove. i would but a compressor on that kick drum with very slow attack and a fast release so the ummmf from it without the hardness. that would probably bring out the bass a little more. maybe add a little air on the eq to make the hats and the top ends of the synths shimmer. and a little bit wider on the stereo too, all seems a little condensed into the center. really good song man, got any plans for vocals?

BlaqhstarrMusic replied 4th Jun 2012 - 13 years ago

I'm looking for the right person for the track so as of now its in the air. Appreciate the tip.

StereoMathematics 11th May 2012 00:19 - 13 years ago

on music by zero2zero Mrs z meets Mr z by AmethystToTurquoise

Z! probably dont remember me but i remember you! its kazu-kun after a successful name change operation. sorry to hear about the pain youve been having, even more to hear that its gettin worse. happy to hear a new song tho. nobody does ambient like zero2zero, and this is a prime example. i see two suns falling into a black whole. defying all physics, after the event horizon they come together in a perfect binary orbit, neither the primary, both the companion star. wonderful. get better z.

AmethystToTurquoise replied 11th May 2012 - 13 years ago

From zero:
Hey ther my friend that is some vision you see and im glad that people see something in my productions. always wonderful and beautiful to hear what people actually experiance listening, im getting so much love and surport from julie so i thank GOD for sending me such a beautiful woman to help me on my journey my soul is good even if the pain isnt. love peace to you

MrsZero reply: That's a very good metaphor for what
we experienced and the story zero is telling with his music. I personally saw a barren wasteland with 2 lost souls comming together and the wasteland turning into a tropical paradise where everyhing is alive and vibrant

StereoMathematics 9th May 2012 03:37 - 13 years ago

on Nowhere Near by FreeRadical

que the lazers and copious amounts of powdered methylenedioxymethamphetamine!!! its party time and FR brought the tunes!!!! love the synths, and the overall mix. sounds real professional. nice job dude, diggin this one.

FreeRadical replied 10th May 2012 - 13 years ago

Thank you my friend. I'm glad you like the track and that's a bit of a mouthful that methylenedioxy watchemacallit.
Cheers for leaving your thoughts. I've had a right sh***y old day and words like this cheer me right up.
FR

StereoMathematics 4th May 2012 00:15 - 13 years ago

on TransWorld DUB by simmerdown

DAMN.
this is some really tasty dub dudes. i stood up after the bass came back in with the piano close to the end of the song, that was effin awesome. this right here is gonna be a looperman classic, on a jah know tip. more instrumental dub from yall please.

simmerdown replied 4th May 2012 - 13 years ago

thanks SM...need to hear your latest, it been a long while, willdo!...smmr

StereoMathematics 3rd May 2012 23:52 - 13 years ago

on CyberOptics Kong Aztek Metallic Jungle Remix by conohamaru

that is epic. its not face meltingly loud, but its heavy. love the dark sounding drone, and the stops and changups on the drums are fantastic. i do agree that the mix could use a little work, the drums distort at times on the kick and snare.
good ass track cono.

conohamaru replied 4th May 2012 - 13 years ago

Thanks, I appreciate it. I may drop in on your page sometime to listen to your tracks!

StereoMathematics 30th Apr 2012 23:17 - 13 years ago

on CIR 2012 Instrumental 24 by CONEYISLANDRECORDS

has been thoroughly enjoyed. this is awesome dude. love the piano, the chops on it are on point. got me inspired now. thanks for the upload coney.

StereoMathematics 2nd Apr 2012 01:55 - 13 years ago

on Oversight by HipHop

more real hip hop instrumentals! seems like theres too much radio/musictv "hip hop" on this site now days. love that guitar loop and the fills on the drums are tight. could definitely hear the immortal technique or jean grae on this. keep it up dude.

StereoMathematics 2nd Apr 2012 01:36 - 13 years ago

on ChrisMac and Bonez Untitled Acapella Remix by BobbyGarcia

damn dude. this sh!t right here...is called hip hop. (hip hop? but this doesnt have a top 40 sound. i know thats why its hip hop, stoopid!) pellas go well together. that bass is unbelievable, vocals seem to bounce off of it. if i dig this track anymore, im gonna end up in japan. good stuff dude.

StereoMathematics 2nd Apr 2012 01:03 - 13 years ago

on Please Send Me by simmerdown

OH HELL YES!
has a madlib vibe, with a little bit of king caesar thrown in
on the bassline. had to listen to it 5 or 6 times, stoppin the head dip too soon can have bad side effects. quality man.

simmerdown replied 2nd Apr 2012 - 13 years ago

glad you liked it SM!...im feelin this one too...

StereoMathematics 27th Mar 2012 02:54 - 13 years ago

on Don Daniello - XTC by dondaniello12

damn i love that kick. great job on the mix. good song don.

dondaniello12 replied 27th Mar 2012 - 13 years ago

Thanks!

StereoMathematics 27th Mar 2012 02:29 - 13 years ago

on Tryin not to fall by Patricia Edwards by Soap

oh
my
GAWD!
it sounds like a studio recording, where she is singing as the band plays. friggin awesome job on the horns and the sax, and the mix is so on point. enjoyed, wish the fav button was still around...

Soap replied 27th Mar 2012 - 13 years ago

Hi Stereo.... Thank you for your kind review... I'm glad you like it. There's only one loop in this song ( the cabasa/maracas shakin' during the break )... Horns have been created with Vir2 Mojo Horns Library, except the solo tenor sax, which I have played...

I use EQ / Exciter / Verb to fatten the horn section...

That's it for the recipe :)
Thanks for listening.
Peace.
Chris

StereoMathematics 26th Mar 2012 02:53 - 13 years ago

on snoopy goes to sleep by Wilobowski

this is a loop classic. this is like some chuck mangione feels so good right here. laid back smooth jazz with a bit of funk, makes for a real tasty audio experience. i effin love this man.

StereoMathematics 26th Mar 2012 01:13 - 13 years ago

on F It Im Dead by thephilosofist

synths of pure gold!

StereoMathematics 26th Mar 2012 01:10 - 13 years ago

on N3rgul- Robspierre pt 1 by N3rgal

the incorruptible bloodthirsty dictator. song is tight, love that drum loop and the way the piano and synth revolve around each other. the break up with the reign of terror is awesome. good job n3rg.

StereoMathematics 26th Mar 2012 00:57 - 13 years ago

on Radio Free Wasteland by N3rgal

a blind eye can be turned as long as goods keep being produced. people saw that movie blood diamond, said "thats horrible", but still people buy diamonds. profit is all that matters, to the worlds governments and to the corporations that own them.
really awesome song dude, the glitch is phenomenal.

StereoMathematics 10th Mar 2012 20:35 - 13 years ago

on Jah Dubguild by dv8

friggin indeed. this is some kick ass dubstep right here. that "my synths will melt your grey matter" dubstep gets old. really happy to here it like this. solid. trippy, dark, really nice percussion, love the bass and the little growl it makes. dude, i can dig it.

dv8 replied 11th Mar 2012 - 13 years ago

thank you man. I agree, and I'm glad to find another fellow looper with old school tastes. Thanks for the words, always appreciated!

StereoMathematics 4th Mar 2012 17:13 - 13 years ago

on Wino Wano - The Hobo Song by Saiea

a fetish for hobos? lol. love the late 80s early 90s sound to the synths, especially the one that whines, sounds really good. good work on the vocals, fx processing and the singing. great overall production.

StereoMathematics 4th Mar 2012 16:55 - 13 years ago

on Ocean Riddim by Redgold

are you telling me to do somethin by having it end on 4:20? i wish i could. really nice melodies and that bass is killer. good job man.

Redgold replied 7th Mar 2012 - 13 years ago

Thnx for your comment StereoMathematics! appreciate it, Peace!

StereoMathematics 4th Mar 2012 16:46 - 13 years ago

on bio shock by damorg111

thats filthy. like the way you used the voxs to make verses. good job on the transition variations. good job dude, keep em commin.

StereoMathematics 28th Feb 2012 05:23 - 13 years ago

on I think my baby left me featuring Patricia Edwards by RichieWinn

wow.

wow...

this right here, gold. the six string work is incredible, drips with soul. i bet you had fun on that solo. and muzic's voice is wonderful. just a really superb track. im standin and applaudin too.

RichieWinn replied 28th Feb 2012 - 13 years ago

Hi SM (love the concept of stereo mathematics!)

Thanks for the kind words and particularly the six string work. There are three parts on this track. An open tuned (dropped D) in the background and an electric rhythm track putting in some percussive stuff. Then the solo and yes, it was great fun to do. I always enjoy the challenge of trying to sound like I've never played the same notes before! Patricia's voice is just amazing - she is such an immense talent. Glad you enjoyed the collaboration and thanks again for stopping by to listen and comment. Much appreciated.

Regards

Richie

StereoMathematics 28th Feb 2012 05:09 - 13 years ago

on Youre Still The One cover by Shania Twain by FullCapicityMuzic

i hate this song. it played all the time in the supermarket i used to work at. but this, this is great! definitely better than the origional, and no im not just sayin that. you got a damn fine voice, gotta check out more of your stuff. thanks for this upload, great job mizz muzic.

FullCapicityMuzic replied 2nd Mar 2012 - 13 years ago

LOL, I know what you mean, I think it's WJYE that played it every hour or so, annoying!

But I guess we've gotten pass that and I'm glad you were still able to enjoy it :-)

Thanks.

Comments 51 - 75 of 194