DanGoldstein

Thanks very much.

There are a few good reasons why there’s so much attention to detail in my tracks. The main one relates to my composition process, if you can even call it that.

I don’t actually compose these pieces much in advance. I just jam over looped sections and then edit the shit out of everything until I come up with something that has some sort of pleasing structure. So, there are endless errors and awkward bits and sections that don’t neatly transition together. So, I have to give everything a lot of editing love and go and correct and trim so many small details.

And through close attention to things, I often create new sounds and surprising little transitions. I believe in improving hundreds/thousands of small things to make a big overall difference. I also go looking very deeply into the track to see if I can squeeze more out of any riffs or parts or fills or whatever. And I generally can and then go ahead and use them. That’s why my stuff is so long – I just keep spinning out all those cool things I find.

And then I have to work out how to make smooth transitions so that’s more and more detailed work. I have to be able to listen back and not have anything really annoy me.

I’d actually like to do some simpler, rawer stuff but that doesn’t look likely to happen any time soon. I’m quite set in my track-making ways. So: detailed, deep, complex stuff it is.

Glad to be able to inspire someone. Many people have and continue to inspire me. I always hoped in my younger years to be able to make stuff that might inspire/surprise/amaze/intrigue others.

Thanks for your thoughts.

Hi Dan,

We appreciate you checking out our track and leaving your kind words.

Yeah, we have a nice foundation with Franco, Scott, and Dan, than we are fortunate to have others 'sitting in' with us. It can get a bit complicated sending the track back and forth to each other, but it all seems to work out in the end.

Ciao,
M.

Dan - thank you for your kind comments - much appreciated.

Glad you could stop by and leave comments. I'm always up for working with other people so if you have anything in mind then hit me up and we'll see what we can do.
FR

Thank you very much ^_^

Thanks for the listen and for the comment, Dan! I used to be a beat-synth-loud kind of person, but, lately, I've been finding guitar loops to be cooler and cooler haha

thanks for nice comments on the sound textures.
it's more and ambient track than dnb now - maybe I will rework it soon. Best to you, Alex

worlds connect to bring forth hope when shared are eyes that see beyond physical sight, you are totally awesome, gratitude blossoms the mind of me for the warmth of your coolness. thank you for the time of listen taken as am eye glad that you have found enjoyment, truly it is great that inner focus has allowed your thoughts to breathe the views of my mental intent, the garden of motivation welcomes your push for the seeds of my pen to further grow lyrical buds for mind nurture... may the light of peace shine upon you

thanks for dropping by dan.

I just try not to let the levels get to high and just drop a bit out of the very low end of the spectrum. That wash thing was probably from a loop pack. A lot of my stuff is.
Cheers for stopping by and checking out the trak.
Much appreciated.
FR

Thank you. It happened by accident, that I found the melody and synth sound. Often the best stuff happens that way.

I appreciate it so much man. Thank you

All me homie, an always intentional wen I'm doing it in a beat

Thanks Midisparks. His poetry is very dark but he also manages to make terrible things funny. He was a rare talent.

Thanks