DesignedImpression
Stohgsville Entertainment
Riverside, United States
Joined : 29th Apr 2011 - 15 years ago
DesignedImpression comments on tracks
DesignedImpression has posted 797 comments on other peoples tracks.





on Life - motivational by Vinnie55
on Trial-and-Error by soundhound
I have nothing to add but a positive comment, it's one of a kind for sure. Keep doing your thang man and I appreciate the share. Peace.
I was just messing around had a bit of time, yesterday and did
this to kill it...
Don't know what he will think of it, be that as it may...
Glad you enjoyed it and for your kind comment...
Peace...TG.
on No Mot Juste by GramoChopin
Thanks for sharing, Peace.
Gramo/Neo
on Ederlazi home made version by janis71
Nothing much to say about the "music", honestly.
It's just so moving to get back here and come across friends like you...
Thank you from the bottom of what's left of it.
Take care.
on Everyday is a Struggle to Survive Prod by Atrox by MrHughes
on While My Rhymes Gently Weep- Prod By Designed Impr by MrHughes
Who's that on the chorus with you? You did both takes? Goes good together why I'm asking. Hey you never know, there's ppl out there than can do that shh man.
Diggin the audio clips in the intro. Ruff transition but worked. Good sense of direction over the instrumental, it is a bit of a challenge to work with and it sounds effortlessly owned haha Good job keep going. My bad about being late, I always am tho I somehow find a spot to make it in. Thanks. Peace
on Snake In The Past by Spivkurl
on Traffic Jam by Spivkurl
on Just a little fun - Avised murder by Paganini
on the doubt in me by djdaddio
on ephemeral by Neomorpheus
on Because I Love You by wemert
on JAweGuy - AMATA by JAweGuy
Nice sense of time and placement with this one. I really liked when the strings came into play and took the story beyond. Really cool share, thanks. Keep at it, Peace.
on The hero by frenki
on By The Ocean - A Recording by BradoSanz
Thanks for stopping in!
ER :)
on Xyilent - Chapter 19 by XyIlent
lol yeah thats the goal a relaxing slow song to unwind too.
"Sounds like you've been doing alright"
yup.. im all good :D
thanks for the feedback and listen man, i appreciate it :P
on Chapter 19 by soundhound
The guitars are a great addition, tones are peaceful playing chill to the max.
Outstanding music. Thank you for sharing the trip with us.
Have a good 1, Peace D.
Really glad you like it...
A simple piece, didn't want to complicate it by over playing it
if I did, I would have missed the point of the chill feel...
Thanks for taking the time to stop in and commenting...
Peace...TG.
on Something by Livingsoulsdie
on I cant make you love me featuring Lisa Worth by RichieWinn
The original is worth listening to if only to compare Lisa's performance (I think it holds up to comparison very well indeed). Yes, I agree, it's a fantastic vocal performance with real passion and emotion. Your comments on the production are rewarding too and being a percussionist myself I can always accommodate louder drums!! In this case however I just wanted the vocal to shine and hope I've managed to achieve that.
Thanks again for stopping by - much appreciated.
Best
Richie
on Basso Continuo by Evisma
The synthetic midi drums in my opinion sounded very cool with the real bass. The update and additional features sound complete E.
Mostly enjoyed the second half of this, though there's a section in the fist that had me thinking deep. 1:13 - 1:55.
The more involved groove at 0:47 - 1:09 and 1:56 - 2:17 doesn't sound bad, adds to the the flavor of the track and a quick change of scene which is cool, just not really connecting to that piece to well after hearing the other two badass sections for me.
Thanks for referring me here, Interesting share and take from the other songs from your page. Yeah man, more bassage, because you're like a lead bassist which ain't bad, pretty cool. Good work here Evisma. Peace.
on montagsmorgen by promenade2239
Makes me think to some Paradise Fallen: Humans Disease. This is really interesting. Like how you got the instruments moving yet steady holding together. Wonder to wander music here. Nice outro I've heard in a bit, adds to the mystery.
Good delivery of ideas here, cool vocals too, aside from the lyrics that song hits another level of the conscious, expand your views kinda product. Thanks for sharing, Peace.
Thank you again for listening and nice words. I appreciate that. A.
on Fish in Coral by DanGoldstein
on Play It Hard- feat Benito Layton by srob1234
Levels sound really clear, clean. Are these loops dl or created yourself? Thanks for sharing, play it hard tonight! Peace.
Some of the loops were dl, and some I created. All were mixed together by me though.
And I made a HUGE boo-boo! I forgot to shout out to those who made the loops I downloaded, so to all those loopers out there...I can't remember each one that I used from... sorry! (yikes!)... but I credit you, and you are amazing!!! :)
on Sad Viola by LOOPERGIRL13
on 9000 Years Too Young by StaticNomad
I noticed when the track hits 9:00 the master volume gets a overload feel. I dig it, just letting you know it's noticeable a bit too much. It's the delayed guitar it starts exactly at 9. Goes with the following distorted guitar though.
Is that a voice sample or synth? Interesting sound and affect to the track. Dig the chillness of the beginning half of the track. Cool drum work in this one. Really clear and visionary. The music as whole does take you beyond our own world and into another place. I can't really describe all the pieces you put into this but I can say every piece carefully played sounds great man. The switches is great too. When funk hops.
Thanks for sharing, I dig it. How you been SN? Peace.
I'm quite happy to hear of your problem with the new lead bass guitar section starting on 9:00. It's one of those transitions that I just couldn't get quite right.
I'm not sure if there is a problem with the volume jumping a lot but I will listen again. I seem to remember that there's a problem with the synth choir cutting out a bit so that it feels like a bit of an abrupt jump to take us into that new bass guitar part (one I very much enjoy). I should go back and fiddle to see if improvements can be made.
At 9:24 I keep pretty much the same bass riff going (with some variations) and simply turn the plugin distortion on. No guitar there, just bass as it's doing all the work of the guitar and we have synth bass underneath for low end (as in most of the track). I love to take things a bit badass and I think I've got that section labelled as something like 'euphoric bass riffage' in my Reason project. Definitely a highlight.
And then the distortion gets automated off as we drop back down into another variation on that bass playing.
"Is that a voice sample or synth?"
Technically, it may sort of be both. I'm just using one synth patch but it's granular synthesis so look up what that is, if you don't know. Basically, the waveform is, I think, made up of tiny little pieces of audio. In this case, it's female choir voices. Powerful sound and I apply pitch bend at various points to make it weirder and more psychedelic.
Yes, pretty damn chilled for a few minutes and then the heat gets turned up a bit. Got to happen so that things don't get boring and so that things can go up and down in intensity and mood.
"Cool drum work in this one"
Yes. Yet again, I'm using a couple of hip hop kits from the Hip Hop EZX. Great stuff but this only sounds a bit like hip hop in places. If you listen closely you can hear that some kit parts are clearly hip hop-associated drums though I add some other rock and metal kits as well.
"How you been SN?"
I've been OK thanks, just finishing up the editing and mixing of another female vocal jazz track from 4 years ago called The Second Law Of Self Love. This one's better than the jazz female vocal one I posted last week (Inner Beauty) and will be arriving in 128K MP3 format at a Looperman website near you in a few days. Two singers this time and the swinging jazz is very deep.
Thanks for your interesting thoughts.