DesignedImpression
Stohgsville Entertainment
Riverside, United States
Joined : 29th Apr 2011 - 15 years ago
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DesignedImpression has posted 797 comments on other peoples tracks.
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on Doobie Juice by Evisma
Really like the way the odd synths played in the beginning up till 0:40. Reminded me to some plexi synth sounds. Pushes the groove to another level when you added the guitars and bass. Can hear your style yet you're moving differently this time which is cool. Maybe it's because of the couple kits that change in good time twist n turns make it more interesting.
Like the percs man, nice movement with them. For me the intro would be my smoking point to this jam. Man, your tracks keep getting more evolved I kinda miss the old days ha. Got the bio going to this. Thanks man, I think all the sections build together nice and does sound like a smoked out trip. The different thoughts, the different things to do. At the 2:50 section that was cool how you got the guitar layered and accompany you. Some rockin stuff Mr E.
Very vivid sounds, can easily put this to moving pictures and wouldn't seem wrong. Nice outro. Epic chill. Ha. Thanks man, Thought you did a great job, nice thumb piano. Peace.
When you say you 'miss the old days', was that before I started using midi kits and virtual instruments and added guitar? When I started, it was drum loops and the bass guitar. Nothing else. I may have been more inventive and crafty with making the bass sound like something else. I'm not offended by the statement, it just made me curious.
Glad you liked it. I'll try to get it back to mostly bass guitar for the main instrument. If you like that more, you should check out my track "Basso Continuo". Nothing but bass guitar. Straddle your woofer for guaranteed sterilization.
Good to hear from you again. And yes, the intro IS the smoking, and the release of the days pressure hits at like 2:58. it's the "Aaahhhhhh...." moment when the boss, moronic vehicle drivers, the spouse, and general past frustrations melt away.
Hope all is well with you. Thanks for the consideration and the review. It is appreciated.
Later, masturbater.
Evan
on Happy Old School Rap Beat Hip Hop Instrumental by thedarkblazerftw
Cool beat man, Thanks for sharing, Definitely has some oldie to it, If it was slowed down heck yeah maan....Keep at it, Peace.
on secrets of resonance featuring megapaul by promenade2239
Like what you did with MP's Guitars. Definitely you're bringing something different and cool to the table. Nice work. Thanks for sharing this with us. Agree a good mix of artists. Peace.
Haha it is not a real Theremin (from around 1:28) but just a Roland Juno Di theremin preset. I decided to use this sound on the top as it blends in nicely with other synth-guitar and background ambient sounds in the lower range. Overall it was entirely made on the same roland sound engine. And of course I tried to stick with the Megapaul's guitar colors as possible.
really glad you liked this production.
best, alex
on Romulus and Remus ft Stohgs and Phatkatz by DanGoldstein
on Falling Skies by locatednowhere
The 2nd section is something cool as well, Like how you did the part at 2:30 to 2:43. Thought I was listening to someone play some retro systems. The part right after is a lost trip haha, thought when the piano returns its great, kind of halloween townish. Dig the mix of ideas here. Thanks for sharing. Peace.
on T45-Omar-Soundhound Project by soundhound
As is its good, still sounds a little bit empty.Maybe from time to time in the mix it would be cool to add one more piece of variety to keep grooving more lively.
Good efforts and fusing to sounds TG. Thanks for sharing. Peace.
and clinical...It was just fun...
I agree I had a few other guitars in there, couldn't make them dance
so I dropped them out...
Got a few other things on the go, got to get down on them before
the summer wind blows... :-)
Thanks for stopping in and your comment:
Peace...TG.
on Mister Death by Tabaclispe
on Koncret jungle by nygtcrawler
Did like the sonic trip. Thanks for the share. This is one of the good previews from you. Is this made from some type of video media? Really could hear this in the background of some future retro adventure game.
How long till the final is up?
on What is Rap By HEMANIFEZT Produced By GuchThug by GuchThug
on Or Nah 1 verse Remix by Aaliyah89
on Another dope beat by NyamsOnIt
Smooth work, telling a good story, mind on the grind kind of vibe. Thanks, one of them tracks I needed to hear to day. Keep doing it. Peace.
on Hustlin by DawqShots
on No Games x looking for collab by colorboi
Good point of views delivered. That music is fire man. Slow burning kind of sheet. Keep it lit colorboi. Thanks for posting. Peace.
on samurai instrumental by lAgrophone
on Bonez a raw sample by yappy
Nice change up with the piano and that lead. Good use of effects, nothing sounds over pushing. I think the less active sections with more space allows the flow to push in an interesting way. Sounds clear and heavy.
Cool idea with this one, Thanks for sharing. Peace.
on Third Eye ft Stohgs by DanGoldstein
For your version here I dig it. Keep it going, Peace!
on Atlantic drifts by Danke
Used said loops well here. Got that chill smoothness along with some thoughtful reminiscence through audible visuals.
Track has a good balance, clear and she be ever so clever how she lead us to thee.
Nice job, Thanks for sharing. Good luck with the live performances, as always have some serious fun. Peace.
Hope everything is fine around you...nowadays you put some hiphopish stuffs but on those tracks I always feel the special DI bouquet...:-)
Thanx for the good wishes for the live shows, we need it...:-)
Respect, Danke
on Alpha Male by Tevysound2
This one is sounding clear for the dirty b she b. Almost had that back in the day work out dance mixed with those steppers of dub.
Thanks for sharing, keep at it. Good to read you're limitless. Peace.
on You Are Beautiful by Ohbigtay
on Same Ol Record by MusicByManic
Them oldies, make an interesting impact in the new times. Did that ep get a good audience? From hearing this you should have. Thanks for sharing, bring it back. Peace.
on Something New Instrumental by Venuslove
Hope you find the right collab for this, smooth with it. Thanks for sharing, good as is too. Peace.
on Look at This McM by mcm909
Thanks for sharing the preview, look forward to hearing what else you add to it. Keep going. Peace.
on Beyond the Glass by mathivus
I hear this working really nice as symphonic metal, will you be doing the vocals? I think your tone could fit well with this type of music.
What you have layered this far gets the right atmosphere harnessed. I enjoy making epic kind of loops, may I give it a try and provide some loops for you to use with this if interested?
Wanted to try some guitar and piano pieces. Have some thoughts about some extra stabs of string and percussion pieces as well.
Thanks for sharing with us, good ideas and music here. Peace!
I already have lyrics and plan on doing the vocals.
If you want to test it out and link me when you're done, that's perfectly fine.
Thank you again.
on A Little Bit Of Infinity by StaticNomad
That ending section is memorable for sure. Wasn't expecting that to come from you though I am sure you have way more stuff to be heard. I actually enjoyed from beginning to end and all the sounds you have playing as is. Cool stuff! Thanks for sharing man. Things sound all good, how you been? Peace.
I've done that much more in other tracks and somettimes that's the idea - to find a way to introduce something interesting and surprising that somehow is made to fit.
But I established the sound palette on this in the first few minutes and then kept using the same sounds, whilst occasionally introducing some complementary ones as things progressed. I don't think the slide solo is out of place. I tied things together a lot using the same drum loops (the first one you hear in particular). Even though there are something like 10-15 drum loops in this, I've tried to choose ones that are kind of similar.
I'm fascinated by the choice and collection of instruments used on a track. Once you've established them, I find you can kind of do anything with them and it doesn't sound too strange. Even if that collection of instruments is pretty strange, once you've let the listener know that's the sonic world they're in, you can just keep exploring different combinations of them.
As written in other replies, I came up with jazz and metal whilst making this but decided to take those sections out and make a crazy jazz metal track. I guess I could have made it work here but it would have been pretty bizarre and I preferred to stay focused on this more beautiful chill dance trip rather than getting jazzy, heavy and dark. Jazz and metal "aren't supposed" to be mixed but I'm confident I can make it work though I can't say when it'll be done as I'm currently working on something else.
The end section (last 90 secs) is merely a return to a previous string melody, Rhodes and drum loop that are all already in the track - no new elements. I could listen to that section for hours! All the same, I had to end it after a while as I try hard these days not to make things too long. It's still way too long for some people but I do understand that many people have short attention spans. I don't make music for those kinds of people!
"I am sure you have way more stuff to be heard"
I never really know how much more stuff I have! Hopefully a lot but I don't know if I'm capable of succesfully producing all the things I want to. I don't play enough instruments, for a start, so need to do something about that. Might start playing electric cello soon as I'm trying one out hopefully tomorrow.
Good to hear from you.
Take care.
on Horror Intro by vijay2790