FreeRadical

FreeRadical

if you cant be good be good at it
London, United Kingdom
Joined : 8th Nov 2011 - 14 years ago
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FreeRadical 11th Jun 2014 10:23 - 12 years ago

on Feel The Rhythm by RenzWilde
Well since i've reviewed all your tracks i thought i'd give this another outing. I really dig the retro feel of this and i think it's the best track you've done so far. There's so much nostalgia in this tune and i love that vocal sample. It's great to see how quickly you've improved at this music malarkey as well.
Great stuff.
FR
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FreeRadical 11th Jun 2014 08:16 - 12 years ago

on Possessed by DESTERO
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FreeRadical 10th Jun 2014 19:03 - 12 years ago

on Hardcore Jump (********* ******+****** *********) by LuFa
Never heard of jumpstyle but i have heard of the tellytubbies and yep, it sounds like them alright.
It's well produced and arranged on a positive note but a bit too happy for my taste. Not that there's anything wrong with that.
It's a well thought out track.
FR
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FreeRadical 10th Jun 2014 08:14 - 12 years ago

on 10 000 AC- by Anubis
Your tracks always sound really authentic. I don't know how you do it in FL. This has loads of intensity and atmosphere. The drumming is excellent and i like the way it ends with a big gong.
Very well done.
FR
Anubis
Anubis replied 21st Jun 2014 - 12 years ago
Hey my friend

good tools and samples/fx/vst... help much. I always used Fl studio for many years.

I'm a big fan of "drums" and "Bongo"
most of the songs I use.

thank you again for the strong support.

with respect__Anubis.
FreeRadical
FreeRadical 9th Jun 2014 18:36 - 12 years ago

on Remix colors by johnnyproducing
Wow this must be the most commented on track ever. It took me about half an hour to scroll down. Digging that vocal and the piano intro. This is truly brilliant mate. The mix is silky smooth, the synths are fat and the beat stomps. What more do you need in a track.
Fav and download without a doubt.
FR
johnnyproducing
johnnyproducing replied 9th Jun 2014 - 12 years ago
Haha yeah, I got some crazy support on this, wasn't counting on it being so popular.
And still counting haha

A big thank you FreeRadical ;) I am glad you enjoyed it and happy to see your kind words
FreeRadical
FreeRadical 9th Jun 2014 08:35 - 12 years ago

on World 6-6 by glados666
I like this, It's a bit like Mario brothers on ketamine.
I like how you dare to be different. Those "level up" sounds are wicked and it takes me back to my childhood so chers for the nostalgia.
FR
glados666
glados666 replied 9th Jun 2014 - 12 years ago
Thanks! Im glad you liked it! :)
FreeRadical
FreeRadical 8th Jun 2014 17:16 - 12 years ago

on Give me the night featuring Pauline Wright by RichieWinn
This is a nice bit of what i call summer time music. I'd most definitely let this one out at a garden party. The vocals really suit the track but at the same time it completely differs from the original (which i always like in a cover) It's really professionall done as all your pieces are.
Now i'm just going to kick back and finish my smoke whilst i listen to the rest.
Wonderfull piece of music.
FR
RichieWinn
RichieWinn replied 10th Jun 2014 - 12 years ago
Hi FR

I am really very grateful for your comments on the track. It's good to have such positive feedback and to know how our efforts are appreciated. The arrangement is very much based on the Randy Crawford Chill Mix but with a few additions of our own. Glad you liked it.

OK, enjoy the summer, the track and your smoke!

Best regards

Richie
FreeRadical
FreeRadical 8th Jun 2014 08:19 - 12 years ago

on SKANKY ANN by Planetjazzbass
This is really great. The scales are all over the shop, the music is cool sounding, the arrangement is beautifully constructed and that drumming is superb. This sounds like a really complicated piece to put together. It must have taken you a while to do this.
Perhaps you should have a go at flower arranging yourself.
FR
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FreeRadical 7th Jun 2014 21:19 - 12 years ago

on Spivkurl DMZ by Spivkurl
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FreeRadical 7th Jun 2014 10:21 - 12 years ago

on MisanthropY Cycles by deciBel
This has really great atmosphere right from the beginning. That guitar lick is great. Is that a loop? The piece is very dreamy and the ambience is superb. I like the way you used the wind chimes as a rhytm instrument.
The second part is more intense and would make a nice background to a car chase or something. I would have likes that bit to have gone on for a bit longer as it sounded like breakbeat which i'm a fan of.
I really enjoy your pieces when i stop by and this is no exception.
FR
deciBel
deciBel replied 7th Aug 2014 - 12 years ago
FR dear , Hi after a while & appologY for late replY .
many thnx for attention , shared analytic point of view & idea of a longer part (for second part) which is worth considering . regarding gutars yes according to my fingers problem in that time ( when I had composed this ) there're some loops and few changed loops in its guitar but if U're minded to listen my electric guitar playing I'll be glad to know your idea about nother trial of mine which name is '' No to child labour '' , despite I underestand progressive metal is far from your musical interests...
FR I really enjoy whenever I feel people have paid attention & reallized truelY about details of my trials , and your comments are always a pleasure,useful & also appreciated by me ...many thnx for whenever U've stopped bY & listened to my trials & shared your idea about them as comment with me & us....best wishes.___Behnam
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FreeRadical 6th Jun 2014 19:59 - 12 years ago

on Concrete Wings demo by Killumineye
Ha! since my track is already at the top i can't be accused of bumping my own! So here it comes...................
GREAT TRACK!

No seriously, it's started off very well. Is that you singing? It's always nice when someone can sing in key and has an understanding of mic dynamics. Lyrically it's very good, the instruments blend well together and the mix is clean. So all in all great track sums it up in a nutshell.
So i'm just going to fill up the rest of the review with twaddle so i can still be typing when the track finishes. Did you see lizard lick towing last night? I'm kidding. This is a very professionally put together piece and was a pleasure to listen to.
FR
Killumineye
Killumineye replied 6th Jun 2014 - 12 years ago
Hahahahaha Freeradical I am in stitches here . No there are some whom do it , I definitly wasn't aiming at everyone but at a slight few . Thanks for this brilliant review it had me laughing out loud . I Haven't watched lizard lick is it worth watching . I am actually only catching up with breaking bad now thats how up to date i am lol . Again thank you :)
FreeRadical
FreeRadical 6th Jun 2014 19:42 - 12 years ago

on Drift Wood by BlackKasper
I like a bit of techno so i thought i'd drop by and check this out. Sounding good so far. I see you've gone for a deep sound which is nice. The sampling is good, the vibe is good and it's actually quite uplifting for a techno track which is unusual. I dig this so much it's got to be one for the MP3.
Cheers!
FreeRadical
FreeRadical 6th Jun 2014 12:44 - 12 years ago

on Finnesse - Exodus 23 1 prod by benjizo by benjizo
Well i'm no expert on hip hop but then i don't have to be to know that it's good. I know it's a pella but those vocals are brilliant abd you've done it justice with that heavy bass and synth work.
It all slots into place niceley.
FR
benjizo
benjizo replied 6th Jun 2014 - 12 years ago
Thanks FR.This is an old track for real,happy you find it enjoyable.Thanks again for the feedback.
FreeRadical
FreeRadical 5th Jun 2014 14:01 - 12 years ago

on AZZYKO - WAKE UP by AZZYKO
Yeah this is wicked. You should be selling tracks and not just giving them away. You've got serious talent. Like the way it drops then comes back in with the original riff. What synths are you using to do this?
I utterly enjoyed this ride.
FR
AZZYKO
AZZYKO replied 5th Jun 2014 - 12 years ago
Thanks FR. I'm glad to hear compliments from experienced producer like you. I'm only 16 and I'm not thinking (yet) about being a professional producer. About the synths - All sidechained leads and plucks are from Nexus2, I made electro bass, and in second drop dutch lead and bass are made in 3xOsc. :) Thanks again for listening!
FreeRadical
FreeRadical 4th Jun 2014 09:35 - 12 years ago

on Eve - Say Yes ft Snowflake by srbrown7
I like the womans vocals and i like the way it switches to more of a house sound. Very chilled with excellent synth work.
This track is doing wonders for my hangover. Your arrangement and mixdown are both great. What did you make this with? I wanna get one!!
FR
srbrown7
srbrown7 replied 4th Jun 2014 - 12 years ago
Hi FR. Thanks for the nice comments. The main plug in that helps with the mixdown is a mastering software called Izotope 5 which has great mastering one click settings. The DAW is FL Studio and some of the synths are Rob Papens Predator and Rhythm Guitar, and Purity.
Kind regards
Steve
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FreeRadical 4th Jun 2014 07:35 - 12 years ago

on AZZYKO - BD by AZZYKO
I dig what you've done with the vocals. I've been trying to make a bit of dubstep so i can appreciate how tough it is trying to get the synths to sound the way you want. This is pretty f***ed up stuff with all sorts of mad synths going on. You sure know what you're doing with with dubstep malarkey.
I enjoyed listening to this track.
FR
AZZYKO
AZZYKO replied 6th Jun 2014 - 12 years ago
Thanks for listening, great this track left effect on you. Yes - it's really hard to produce quality dubstep, so sometimes (when I make it) it takes 2-3 months. Ty for leaving comment :)
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FreeRadical 3rd Jun 2014 19:12 - 12 years ago

on Eclipse by XmafaX
YEAH! I love a bit of headbanging music! Takes me back to my youth when i used to mosh myself stupid to this kind of stuff. Sounds very professional. Reminds me a little of "Death". Heavy metal isn't the easiest music to make on a DAW so i congratulate you for putting together a piece that sounds really authentic. Best metal tune i've heard on this site for ages.
FR
XmafaX
XmafaX replied 10th Jun 2014 - 12 years ago
HI,
many thanks for listenning and comment!
Paulo
FreeRadical
You've done a good job with the acapella. The keyboard sound reminds me a little of an old super tramp record. I like the change at 1:50, that was a nice touch.
Sounding pretty good.
FR
radioilluminati
radioilluminati replied 3rd Jun 2014 - 12 years ago
Thank you Free Radical,

I'm honored.
FreeRadical
FreeRadical 3rd Jun 2014 15:49 - 12 years ago

on Modnex - Sunny Life by Modnex
116 downloads kind of speaks for its self really. Do i really need to add any more? Well i will anyway......This has again got great melodies to it. I can see that you wanted to do a more popish kind of flavour but yeah, it sounds a bit like something Jimmy van m might spin.
Really enjoyed this track.
FR
Modnex
Modnex replied 3rd Jun 2014 - 12 years ago
Thanks man! I never heard of Jimmy van m, but I'll be sure to check him out. This is probably by far, my best track. Never was able to come up with anything as good as this (imo), after this. Guess we all have those kind of moments. Thanks for stopping by, take care!
FreeRadical
FreeRadical 3rd Jun 2014 15:45 - 12 years ago

on Modnex - Tree People by Modnex
I dig the lead melodies in this. It doesn't sound like you have any problems getting good sounds out of your synthesisers. This is an interesting piece that doesn't seem to slot into any particular genre. The piano sounds nice as does the bass. I like the way you concentrated on the melody rather than the beat.
Sounds great.
FR
Modnex
Modnex replied 3rd Jun 2014 - 12 years ago
Thanks Fr! The melodies of the track are always the easiest for me. Guess it's my best skill when it comes to making songs. I do however, always have a problem with the intro, as it always takes me the longest to finish. Thanks for stopping by and for the kind words, much appreciated! :)
FreeRadical
FreeRadical 3rd Jun 2014 12:22 - 12 years ago

on Feel Love by Xtaticauk
This rocks. Excellent piece of trance music you've created here. This is definitely one for the downloads.
FR
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FreeRadical 3rd Jun 2014 09:16 - 12 years ago

on Peace On Earth by Mosaic
Nice intro with the sampling and break beats. This is already an improvement on your last D&B track. I like the riffs and i like the atmosphere. How do we have peace on earth? Well getting rid of the bankers would be a good start. I like the way you've kept it pretty minimal and the beats are great.
You've done a cracking job here mate. This is a really nice track to wake up to.
FR
Mosaic
Mosaic replied 3rd Jun 2014 - 12 years ago
Hey friend

Thank you for being the first to review this one, pleased you enjoyed track, yep that is the question how do we get peace on earth? would be nice to have peace, guessing this track isn't going to be everybody's cup of tea so to speak but hey I like to be different lol, wanted a more ambient type of DnB something to make you think while listening to it...Again thank you matey...Peace n Respect FR...Mosaic...
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FreeRadical 2nd Jun 2014 17:00 - 12 years ago

on Peril - Subconscious Realms - CLIP by SUDDENSHIFTOFFICIAL
I'm trying to learn how to make this dubstep and it's not easy so i've suddenly developed appreciation for it. It's intricate with tricky synthesis so i've got a lot more time for it now. Like those samples that create the background and the intro as a whole is pretty twisted. It's gone a bit more mellow nowband i like the drop.
It's only a short piece but you've created 2 and a half minutes of interesting stuff.
FR
SUDDENSHIFTOFFICIAL
SUDDENSHIFTOFFICIAL replied 2nd Jun 2014 - 12 years ago
Yeah I've really started to become obsessed with weird atmospheric music, I first got interested in it after listening to "Culprate - Purple (Nebula)" Probably one of the weirdest tracks I've ever heard, his album "Colours" is an outstanding source of inspiration. And I get alot of inspiration from "Jub Dubs" & "AR - the bushmaster" for my beats, fx, eq'ing and arrangements. The 16th and 32nd bar are my favorites because if you give the track room to breathe there anything can happen, and the manipulation of samples is very important to get those intricate detailed parts in the back by stretching, pogo'ing, cross fading and most importantly chopping. I ussually make my own soundscape or pad in massive export it as a wave, re - import it, duplicate it and manipulate them all differantly before chopping and arranging, it takes alot of time but when you get to the arranging part it's so much fun :P
FreeRadical
FreeRadical 2nd Jun 2014 08:08 - 12 years ago

on In Chelsea by BlackKasper
Nice vocal slices & ambient eefects at the beginning. Dig that vibraphone as well. Nice chill out track.
I'm going back to sleep now
FreeRadical
What's this track swapping business going on here then? I refresh my browser and it's a different tune lol. Thought i'd stop by for another one because it's all rock and r&b round here just lateley.
This is deep man. It makes me want to plot up in a dark room and do my pac man impression by eating a few power pills and then getting chased by ghosts (which probably sounds like absolute nonsense)
Digging the simplicity of this, I can never stick with one riff for long enough to do this kind of stuff. Again it was a great listen.
FR
visionarysoundsystem
visionarysoundsystem replied 11th Sep 2014 - 12 years ago
FR mate thanx so much for such a positive & glowing review. Sorry it has taken so long to reply to you. peace, Lo0ve, Justice & Respect. Vis . . . .
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