DonnieVyros
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Pensacola, United States
Joined : 25th May 2007 - 18 years ago
DonnieVyros comments on tracks
DonnieVyros has posted 953 comments on other peoples tracks.
DonnieVyros has posted 953 comments on other peoples tracks.
on Anasthasia by beastly
I absolutely the Matrixy sounding effects ya got on this. The rest kinda comes together much like the combatants in a demolishion derby do. All colliding as one to make for one pretty sweet tanglement. So bizarre I'm gonna have to D/L it. Lates!
on The King Called For by beastly
Anywho, this is definately off the wall. If only we could get Giz Butt to throw some Metal Guitar and the Beastie Boys to spit some rap on this it would be truly and utterly insane.
This kinda reminds me of some 1930's cartoon on acid (or shrooms). Triiiiipy!
on Battle by sammmm
Anyways, I just recalled a brief forum exchange we had n decided I'd check out yer stuff. Clicked on this one b/c of how it said it was an instrumental in the Desc.
And BOOM. There was that one loop of Optimus talkin to me. Man, I tell ya... The sample statement just begs n screams for some flow, don't it? I liked the strings n synth on this. The rolling bass adds a nice touch of funk. It's so random man! I think I'm gonna be dizzy, haha. Cool deal mate!
I hope you got dizzy..in a good way?
Lol..i actually don't like this track very much >< after listening to it a couple of time's it's very repetitive,but i like the music,alot
on Joke's On You... by DougieDJ
on Darkest of Days by NoSoMoDo
on YL MishMash by NoSoMoDo
...but I still think I managed to shit all over the original (the one with the vox) ;-)
on the spooky beat(my 1st track so please review) by ILLUM
on Springfield Riddim by DougieDJ
... And the Barney burp, lolz
Dang man, this is kinda wierd coz I just got done watchin the movie the other day.
Next up to bat... Splish takes on the Futurama crew in a no-holds-barred slug fest. action, actION, ACTION!!!
on Can't Leave by DougieDJ
on colloraboration (0) by johnnygadget
you or any one else would like to do something
go for it! Vocals?.....Be my guest....Johnny G.
(Just give me a heads up so I can check it out)
on The Common Dog by Rorshach2021
(...shoots evil glare at on-readers, I've got shorts on ya freaky-deaky ppl, you'se)
I meant to say pads, pads. Hey, nice pads! The ones that go 'dinkity dinkity dinkity binkity dinkity'. That was a pretty wicked vocal sample too. Dunno what it's from, but am I correct in guessing it's from some Michael Douglas movie? Either way, it was schweetness!
on something different collab by Rorshach2021
Anyways, nuff silliness and onto the track (chuuga chuuga choo choo, alright, one last burst, but it was the last). I've gotta say- "You and Gameboi make on heck of a team!" (or have I already said that before?) This is one wild @$$ track man. I mean, I could see this on one of those trance rave vids they've got circulatin around the web n stuff. And the two of you'd be on stage with the crowd goin wild (with the water bottles, the sweat, and the jiggly accessories or light sticks/poi balls). Rawk the f*** on daagy!
on viento de la montana by johnnygadget
Donnie!
on Battle Cry by Mokeone
Gimme a min to finish listening to it and I'll give you (and all) those makers. Alright, lemme punch it up on my sys (to free up site bandwidth). 1st- starting at about 4:30 or 40 the way ya got the drums set up is kinda like a climatic build up. 2nd- 5:49ish the keys and bass are simply badd@$$ (course one could say the build up starting @5mins is pretty choice too).
I'm blown away mate. Ya took this in a direction I would've never thought (& @over 8 mins to boot, wow). Def downloaded & fav'd bud (we should collab more often).
As for what ya said, I'm actually thinkin about doin that more often (at say a 50% or 33% rate). TTYL mate!
on viento de la montana by johnnygadget
As for the track, I think what ya added was awesome. I'm definately diggin the guitars (the chants add an almost ancient feel as if we were peering into a porthole to 3 or 400 years back).
When I went to write a name on the desc it was the first thing that popped into mind. Now I can almost see a saga unwinding from just those few minutes all those years back. And thanks to you, it is a shared story that has been built upon even further.
We have the scene, we have the timeframe, now all we need are characters and possibly a dragon? Cheers!
on Neurotransmission by KnowCanDo
on The Strip by KnowCanDo
on jumpin up by mouko
This was flippin cool man. Very stompish for the floor! I could see scores of people gettin down to it. Rawk on daagy!
peace
mouko
on bachateo by mouko
So, this track presents itself like... The drums are def dead on and the bassline used fits. The synth however sounds a bit different. Though not in a bad way. Maybe it's just that synth was used (shrugs). If it was someone pluckin away on a Guitar I could definately see it. Which reminds me, what do ya think of Tex-Mex or western style country? Aw man, that would be a killer mix if added to this!
on subconpro by Mokeone
The synth leads remind me of something kinda spacey. Overall, this track is pretty nice (& I'm not really that into low-key stuff). I think it's because of the subdued drums. Which are nicely done and make it dancey!
on Dark House by Mokeone
I really love it's overall composition because everything is so upbeat it gives this an added energy.
If you wanna make a House track just remember a few things/tricks...
Drums- The more basic the better and be sure that they have a heavy emphasis on the kicks, the hi-hat, and a third (like a clap or cowbell)
Bass- Usually mimics the drums with a basic theme (but sometimes its cool to lace other aspects into it, like an additional channel of just a flowing up and down, humming tone). Think of the kick as Boom and the bass as Bum and try to have them interlace on another like Boom, bum, boom, bum or bum bum bum, boom, bum bum bum, boom.
Once you have these two the rest just kinda falls into place easily. This is where you start to picture what the song so far reminds you of genre-wise with other stuff (like does it remind you of Latin America and Salsa-type stuff or does it seem darker and grittier, where Urban or Industrial styles would serve it best).
It's also keen to keep in mind House's roots and how it sounded in it's infancy. So giving it a soulful, retro, or disco feel adds to it's appeal/flair.
Sorry for that long ass lecture thingy. I really like this tune man. May even D/L it. Lates!
on made in mexico by mouko
Umm, given the title I think that it'd only be right if this were done in a bilingual way. Since I 'habla nada mucho espanol' then someone else would haveta pick up that aspect. It'd be tricky, but I might could add some good ole anglo to it. An alternate email you could shoot sumfin at me is-
G_Wilacres@excite.com
Either way, lemme know and I'll see what I can add.
I'm likin the straight-edge feel of this!
on show me how you like it by mouko
on Chernobyl by Planetjazzbass
As for the sbuject matter, I am currently writing a book in which I touch base on Nuclear energy (and some things about it's process that puzzle me, to act as suggestions to the scientific community for improving it). Good gravy, by Jim!
on Memories by Planetjazzbass
Of all the ones I've heard and reviewed so far this is my favorite (will add and maybe D/L after this). The vocal sample and the vibe of this track reminds me of something of the Telepopmusic album (which is pretty choice if ya haven't heard it yet). Coolness!