DanGoldstein
Building Blocks for Your Tracks
Harrisburg, United States
Joined : 24th Oct 2010 - 15 years ago
Last Online : 24th Mar 2026 - 6 months ago
DanGoldstein comments on tracks
DanGoldstein has posted 887 comments on other peoples tracks.
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on Torturer by Nodog
on Unlimited by Byleth
Can we enter this track in a little facebook contest I have going?
https://www.facebook.com/HarrisburgDan/posts/1671711032902889?comment_id=1674810065926319&reply_comment_id=1674930639247595¬if_id=1508426525514431¬if_t=feed_comment
And for the little contest why not maybe I could win this time
Also the link you provide me is unavailable for this moment can you pm me the details ?
on MB ft Stephanie Kay - Stars Collide by Bertolson
on Mortimus by crucethus
yeah that vocal is sort of a pleasent moan or scream for the tune.
gotta get those ghouls up and about dancing ehh?
on Say What I Mean Ft Buddahmann and Rickmal by StrikingDaggers
Peace,
Shatner
on Translucid by StaticNomad
I'm not sure where the major 7th chord comes in for "several seconds". Oh, actually I think I do. It's a long chord sequence and I think there's one chord I change to (towards the end) that's a bit of a surprise but very satisfying to my ears. That's probably the major 7th chord.
"I am impressed with your incorporation of cello!"
It's the main played instrument in my tracks these days. Hopefully they all sound a bit or a lot different.
Thanks for the thoughts.
on Dirty Trap Vol-1 by djnixx
even I hadn't analyzed my song this deeply, Just started using flstudio so still learning. Gave up sports and gaming for studies so hoping I'll become a decent producer one day.
on Without You Produced by Adamack of Shadowville by ThatGirlKVR
on Jeden Tag - version 2017 by joecramer
thanks for your friendly comment.
Good to hear that you think that the vocals sounds good. I used different equipment and it looks like it worked much better.....
Nice that you could enjoy the listen.
stay tuned
joe
on Doing A Thing Will by Spivkurl
Happy that you liked the synths! Since the bass was kind of in two parts, it took me a while to get the modular tuned just right. It didn't help that I composed the bass part, and then right after that we had record heat. The analog oscillators are sensitive to temperature, so the scaling was totally different when I went back to commit it to audio. Turned out though.
The vocals were from varied sources, so it made sense to process them quite a bit differently. The field recordings were definitely the big challenge in this respect, since they were just made with a little pocket digital recorder... no fidelity, lots of background noise.
I'm glad it was a good listen! Thank you, and have a nice day!
on This is Me - Lady K by DjBoNniek
on I Left My Keys In Tokyo Ft Anja Enerud by Prodbyjynxd
on The Golden Ratio by Nodog
on Whiter Than White by RPFKZ
really like you/////
my country don't know progressive-trance-youtopia genres
unfortunately
on Slava Cosmos - Hustle in the City by slowjam245
on The Self is an Illusion by Cimi93x
on Running in Nights by njaroo
on Continue by Harleigh Kwynn ft bosemose by HarleighKwynn
on best techno by kris by klavo1
on Storm is Coming by njaroo
on FlashBack by njaroo
I like the organization of your material also - very musical - waxing and waning but never giving up the intensity necessary to keep folks moving.
glad to be discovering your work. big inspiration.
Dan
on What Kinda Poison by Spivkurl
I know this comment says nothing about the track, and if I "enjoyed" it or not. Your work is an inspiration to me. Your obvious dedication to continuing to grow artistically is obvious and an inspiration as well.
Bundle up my friend. Winter will jump upon us soon!
Regards - Dan
Technically, part of my background is orchestral, but I did not fit in with the idea of playing classical tunes and being chastised by teachers when I did something "wrong." My cellos were always borrowed from the school, since I was low income. I would love to have one again. I remember how satisfying it was playing pizzicato on the cello, or switching to the back of the bow. It is a lovely instrument.
I was hoping to do some internet radio DJ sets myself again, but the current state of FL Studio made it very difficult, so I set the idea aside for now. There recent additions of tempo automation are pretty much broken in my opinion, since they are based on the grid... Either the audio will stretch to a tempo, or the grid will - so either way, the results are not predictable. The clip will end in a totally different place than where it was when it began. Annoying!
Thank you for noticing my dedication... in all reality, my lack of dedication to music is mainly due to my dedication to many different aspirations. I could spend all day in the studio or practising instruments, but then my garden would wither, I would stop eating, I wouldn't know anything about native plants or fungus, I would stop adding to my blog, and I would have no time for local activism, and and and, well you get the idea. Even as it is, I have no time or energy for local friendships. :)
I honestly wish so much that I could bundle up! We have had many days around and above 31 degrees C in the past week, and today is supposed to be about the worst. We've had maybe .2 cm of rain the past several weeks. It's getting bad, especially with the wildfire smoke and ozone. There are air quality warnings today. I've been watering the garden before sunrise just for safety of myself and the plants.
Don't mean to complain, it's just forefront in my mind. One of those times where I stop believing that winter will come. At least we are getting a bumper crop of tomatoes!
But, don't worry - A song like this is not exactly meant for enjoyment in the conventional sense. It is simply self expression and carrying on the "work" of others. I should have a slightly more conventional tune finished soon.
Thanks for always being there to listen and give your support!
on i feel it by joell
on MC Lan - Bolado Brisado - NOZEER Remix by DropMix
on Endless Sky Ft eSoreni by nuktb