DesignedImpression

DesignedImpression

Stohgsville Entertainment
Riverside, United States
Joined : 29th Apr 2011 - 14 years ago
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DesignedImpression
DesignedImpression 9th Apr 2015 14:52 - 10 years ago

on No Games - Colorboi X donfons by donfons
Now that's cool. Like what you did with it. Took it to a chill place but real moment.

Thanks for posting it here Donfons. Good job dig it.. Peace.
donfons
donfons replied 11th Apr 2015 - 10 years ago
Good Looks DI! Thank you for the listen and comments.
DesignedImpression
DesignedImpression 8th Apr 2015 19:42 - 10 years ago

on samurai instrumental by lAgrophone
Good find, did it some OG fix. The Tru Original Samurai of this type of hip hop. Thanks for sharing this moment. Keep at it. Peace.
DesignedImpression
DesignedImpression 8th Apr 2015 19:16 - 10 years ago

on Bonez a raw sample by yappy
Nice guitar.. Like the whistling lead, has a cool flow when it plays with the guitar.

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.
DesignedImpression
DesignedImpression 3rd Apr 2015 00:59 - 10 years ago

on Third Eye ft Stohgs by DanGoldstein
Very nice additional ideas Dan. I am liking what you did with the track. Im still working on various pieces to the original which we can take it further.

For your version here I dig it. Keep it going, Peace!
DanGoldstein
DanGoldstein replied 25th Sep 2022 - 3 years ago
Regards. I sell on pond5.com these days if you have interest - Dan
DesignedImpression
DesignedImpression 2nd Apr 2015 13:22 - 10 years ago

on Atlantic drifts by Danke
Yo, Like the mix of sounds here. Good gift you leave for the loop while we wait thee return of one.

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.
Danke
Danke replied 2nd Apr 2015 - 10 years ago
Hi DI!

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
DesignedImpression
DesignedImpression 2nd Apr 2015 12:51 - 10 years ago

on Alpha Male by Tevysound2
Yo, Them vocal pieces with the electronic sounds took me through a virtual simulation of urbanized industries sub levels where the real party at.

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.
DesignedImpression
DesignedImpression 2nd Apr 2015 12:47 - 10 years ago

on You Are Beautiful by Ohbigtay
Yo, She is on the real. Good job with her, shes sounding bomb. Nice ideas with this one. Smooth and good for the early morning. Thanks for sharing. Keep at it, Peace.
DesignedImpression
DesignedImpression 27th Mar 2015 06:15 - 10 years ago

on Come As You Are - Acoustic Cover by BradoSanz
Its the choices we choose that define the view of the roads we share. One must fall for another to rise. Which would you choose is what I see from this.

For 1st takes very good, subject sounds you both understand and believe into it. Nice job and for keeping a positive reach from the day to day troubles.

Things seem to be in great shape here. Thanks for sharing with us, keep fighting. Peace.
BradoSanz
BradoSanz replied 27th Mar 2015 - 10 years ago
Thanks for the kind compliments, DI!
DesignedImpression
DesignedImpression 24th Mar 2015 19:26 - 10 years ago

on Same Ol Record by MusicByManic
Yo, this is actually very good. Digging it, Listening up to the message.

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.
DesignedImpression
DesignedImpression 23rd Mar 2015 19:00 - 10 years ago

on Something New Instrumental by Venuslove
Title showed me a true new road and I find this new something, the open spaces is a nice playing field. You've confirmed to me that by using these lil melodies go a long way, less is more for the voices to be added. Kind of retro feeling because it takes me way back to a time way different.

Hope you find the right collab for this, smooth with it. Thanks for sharing, good as is too. Peace.
Venuslove
Venuslove replied 23rd Mar 2015 - 10 years ago
Whats up my darn phone was dead all day. Is your settings set to off on your contact page?
DesignedImpression
DesignedImpression 19th Mar 2015 10:09 - 10 years ago

on The Difference by AmirGabriel
Agree with what has been said, you're on the right road. You can definitely boost the vocals using what you got already, Audacity. Under effects in Audacity there are two options you can try to make the vocals more up stage with the beat, 1 is to select the vocal track separately by clicking on its track detail panel to the left of the waveform for your pella track (if you loaded it separately) go to the effects tab menu at the top of audacity find the plugin called "Equalization" With that you can get them closer in sound. Currently sounds like your too apart from the level of the instrumental. Another way is find the effect plugin called "DJ EQ" which also helps as the 1st way which these two should come pre installed with that program. I've used it many times and helped me bring up my mixes to a more 'closer fitting'. Hope that's some help regarding bringing up the feel of the vocals with the instrumental. Also agree some reverb would make the sound have some nice atmosphere to make it shine or vibe along. If you do re do the vocal take try what I mentioned with it as well. Might be what you need until you get some new music toys. Cool share nonetheless. Thanks. Had me listening to your words and seeing your poetic paintings. Keep going. Peace.
DesignedImpression
DesignedImpression 6th Mar 2015 21:03 - 10 years ago

on Look at This McM by mcm909
Lookin and listenin, very good start man! Definitely keep at this one. Promising pieces. The synth play is something nice, do you have any loops to share that are similar? Sounds fun.

Thanks for sharing the preview, look forward to hearing what else you add to it. Keep going. Peace.
mcm909
mcm909 replied 6th Mar 2015 - 10 years ago
Thanks
DesignedImpression
DesignedImpression 25th Feb 2015 20:07 - 10 years ago

on Beyond the Glass by mathivus
Woah! M, this is really great and EPIC. Good placement of the sections, builds tension in such a smooth way, SOE.

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!
mathivus
mathivus replied 25th Feb 2015 - 10 years ago
Thank you, that is exactly what I am aiming for this song in particular, a symphony metal.

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.
DesignedImpression
DesignedImpression 12th Feb 2015 17:54 - 10 years ago

on A Little Bit Of Infinity by StaticNomad
Hey man, I like how you kept this one closer together with all the sounds. Gave each section a good amount then move on, transitions are great. Endless ideas but I thought you gave it a good limit for the site, more than enough to keep me listening a good amount of times again.

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.
StaticNomad
StaticNomad replied 12th Feb 2015 - 10 years ago
Hi. Glad to hear you felt I kept the sounds closer together on this one as that's what I was going for. That's why I didn't really understand Soundhound vaguely talking about it taking a left turn and hitting a brick wall or something.

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.
DesignedImpression
DesignedImpression 12th Feb 2015 06:01 - 10 years ago

on Horror Intro by vijay2790
Most interesting horror intros I've heard. Too good, wonder if you have made a track that goes after this intro? Would be cool to hear it. This is very useful, your choices here are cooking something real fire. Thanks for sharing, inspiring ideas. Peace.
DesignedImpression
DesignedImpression 12th Feb 2015 05:50 - 10 years ago

on JAweGuy - Citadel by JAweGuy
The glitch effect on the beginning vocal pieces was a nice idea, moves to the beat. Your selections are used best, attention locks, thoughts illuminate. This fits in some Modern Warfare scenes. Movies and games. Very nice piece. Thanks for sharing and keep making it! Sounds like things are heating up, things cool? Enjoyed, Peace.
DesignedImpression
DesignedImpression 6th Feb 2015 04:16 - 10 years ago

on Greenside Suas Escolhas ProdNeobeats by UMDOISbeatS
verdade que se encontra na música, em todos os lugares que eu ouvir.

Now thats good music. Thank you for sharing the warnings. Music and vocals are nicely done here. Much interest even though I don't know the meaning of the words, its expression is universal. Keep sharing, Peace.
DesignedImpression
DesignedImpression 6th Feb 2015 03:58 - 10 years ago

on Deathstep by batebangj
Yo, This here be some sickness bro, twisted flipped the what! you see the dogs on the block barking rushing them gates. Ready to snap lock the bite powder the bones hunger for the meat blood pressure rising death is step away from sleep.

Interesting mix of loops, all is good here, listening from headphones, levels cool, stereo could be interesting with some more attention to the right side of the stereo field. Sounds to heavy on the left, not a complaint, just an observation of a suggestion. Digs it. Laugh makes it worth it. Keep going, Thanks for the share. Peace.
DesignedImpression
DesignedImpression 3rd Feb 2015 12:12 - 10 years ago

on Wolf in sheeps clothing by wordybum
word. did this one right with much interest to listen seeing some other possibilities as you explain the situation. Get a hopeful message from this, did you ever finish the dream all the way yet?

like how you put together the music, good use of the loop. levels are clear and loud enough. you got some skills on the mic, can follow along and grabs attention. Keep making em, thanks for sharing. Peace.
wordybum
wordybum replied 3rd Feb 2015 - 10 years ago
Thanks for the feedback. I'll be posting a few others over the weekend. if you have any music you'd like to see used oin a track, please let me know and i'll see what i can swing.

As far as finishing the dream, that song has been rattling around in my head for AGES. i'm glad i finally found the soundtrack to tell the story to.
DesignedImpression
DesignedImpression 2nd Feb 2015 21:14 - 10 years ago

on JAweGuy - Earthly Love by JAweGuy
respects! you got di mental eye looking deep in the water seeing di reflection slowly change when viben from side to side.

"I crossed the river of sticks, finding they weren't ready" I hear this speaking to me when I listen. Good use of material, captures a moment worthy of the wonder. Sense hopeful caring for something more. Great share, the amount you have here expressive of more than what can be commonly received, Keep going and thanks for sharing. Peace.
JAweGuy
JAweGuy replied 3rd Feb 2015 - 10 years ago
Hey DesignedImpression,

Thanks for taking a listen and for your comment!

All the best,
JAweGuy
DesignedImpression
One of the smoother takes of this comp. I liked how you brought the oldskool vibes more than the newskool stuff. Both are interesting together, but that beginning half is where I would play it from again and again. Thanks for sharing, is a nice expression. Keep at it, Peace.
DesignedImpression
DesignedImpression 27th Jan 2015 04:26 - 10 years ago

on instrumental by Funkyfresh
Wsup man, the 1st sample was fresh, the 2nd was funky still being fresh ha. I would go with the 1st sample and expand that one someday. The 2nd is cool too, would suggest the same. Anyone hit you up about live sessions? I think you'd be good at it. These previews I've been listening from you would work really good for a dj set. At least good fun practice. I dig your work, thanks for the time to share it. Peace.
Funkyfresh
Funkyfresh replied 27th Jan 2015 - 10 years ago
thanks man!
no, nobody hit me up to play it live...glad you like it
DesignedImpression
Cool vibe from this current project. Has catchy melodies which is what grabs the attention. Sounds like it could turn into something fun. Thanks for the preview, hopefully someone out there has the words for it. Peace.
DesignedImpression
DesignedImpression 15th Jan 2015 00:51 - 10 years ago

on Valvedriven by StaticNomad
Your missing the metal vocals! Oh the screaming so pleasantly chilling with this as I listen. 1:20 - 4:10 is where I imagine valvedriven's atmosphere similarity. 4:10 and remaining time is MadDriven. Still sounds like one of your tracks at the same time. This time you're not drifting off, you're specifically taking off with something to say. Great capture of the those rapid thoughts, the anger sharks are swimming in my head and I'm having fun listening to this. I think you could make something very cool with this style you've captured here for real. Thanks for letting me hear this. Peace.
StaticNomad
StaticNomad replied 16th Jan 2015 - 10 years ago
Word up, DI.

Good to hear you like this heavier trip from me. Hey, I still managed to get some good chilling in there.

Yes, 1:17 to 4:10 is the chill middle most reminiscent of Valvedriver. Basically, it was the addition of the choir vocals that made me think of his stuff. They were also the big catalyst for working out where to take this track and how make it go heavy again so I just had to dedicate it to him.

Oh sure - someone could add vocals to this. Though they'd have to be good! But, as always, I try hard to make my instrumentals sound great without vocals. I decided a long time ago that I didn't want people to say "Yeah, sounds good but could do with some vocals".

I've kind of failed if you're wishing for something else to be there. Track needs to work as it is though I guess you're saying "Vocals would be nice" rather than saying it's desperately lacking them.

Yes, after 4:10 it goes crazy and doesn't really let up until the end. While chillout grooving is my main thing, I'd say I'm also quite good at mental crazy heavy where everything goes wild. Done that in loads of tracks though they're not all metal.

Thanks again.
DesignedImpression
DesignedImpression 11th Jan 2015 22:05 - 10 years ago

on Quantum Skyfall by Monsterovich
Wsup Monsterovich (haha that is very very cool name) I would call this a soundtrack music. The 1st min is your standard orchestral, the 2nd however is where the power is. I believe how you placed that section will be where memory keeps this alive. Potential moral boost, imagination infected with sick scenes (Cool movement) Like what you have done so far, got what it needs to turn into one helluva message. Keep at it and thank you for sharing. Got me inspired. Peace.
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