DanGoldstein

my guess is that he thinks it sounds good in mono which club systems tend to sound like in reality. for me the mix must work on my stdio bose 2.5 speakers from 1985 first. then in my generic hyundai car speakers. then on my jbl-harmon karden surround sound system, then on my android-huwaei phone with cheap headphones, then on my wireless mono headphones. if it sounds good on all of those systems. the mix works IMHOP.
set up a varied system for yourself.

Hi :D thanks,
I really love to make weird stuff with floating vocals,
I am glad you like those :)

Cheers!

~Eighteen

thanks mate i appreciate the feedback, im glad you liked it :)

Thanks Dan for your comment. Hope you enjoyed.

Hey Dan

My friend thank you for the great review, yes lots of stuff happening but I think it works considering the content mate...Again thank you and a big thank you for the plug in the forums...means a lot that you reviewed and left comment there too...peace n respect Dan...mosaic...

Thanks midisparks! I thought the thunderstorm might add to the overall atmosphere of the track, perhaps making the track more intense. I'm happy I was right on that note.

Thanks for always showing support,
always appreciated take care!

Thanks Dan, i made loops of the original songs (cd), balancing the instruments is all The cure work :) Although i must say, making the loops and balancing them took me a while because i didn't change anything from the original songs.

Thanks for stopping by to listen! The vocal clip was all live, but each track was recorded individually so that I could do a subtle final mix. I also just received a communication from Alex where he mentioned his microkorg... I do like that synth despite it's shortcomings. Been using it since 2002 or so, about the time it came out. I think it is still the only synth that I've ever purchased new. The DWGS waveforms (a'la DX7 and other FM synths) on it are a nice touch, which expand the vintage vibes and can give a reasonable organ sound. I'm happy that you enjoyed listening to this one! I am working hard to hone my live skills again, and hope to do more in this vein once I finish my new instrument build... you know me, I'm easily distracted by hands on stuff. Thanks buddy!

Thanks for stopping by and leaving your words! I really appreciate that!

- Wobbin

Hello Dan.

Its a cymbal wash yes, it comes from the louder and more repetitive cymbal which to me is to loud but negotiable. I really like your Edgar A Poe reference, for some reason i got my hands on a audio cassette of "The Black Cat" when i was a kid, i don't remember the narrator though but i guess that's a part of the story.

Thank you!

Hey Dan. Iḿ glad U like, I just linked to facebook, and my sister just shared with her friends, so lets see if that starts a push for some favś or sales.
Steve

Hello ! Well i can't say that this is my main genre,but definetly one of the most favourite.

Thanks man, that's why I like it too.

Hey dan thanks about your comment ... it made me happy

Midisparks, brainwashing is prevalent now amongst terrorist groups Huxley saw it all coming which is both sad and terrifying at the same time. Thankyou for the kind words best regards. Robbie

Thanks man, always love to read good feedback from people.