FreeRadical
if you cant be good be good at it
London, United Kingdom
Joined : 8th Nov 2011 - 14 years ago
FreeRadical comments on tracks
FreeRadical has posted 812 comments on other peoples tracks.
FreeRadical has posted 812 comments on other peoples tracks.
on Into the Night by WongKiShoo
on Crack in the Attic by WongKiShoo
I find it strange that there's only 4 downloads. Quality free music and they still just "me me me" ..... i dunno.
thanks for the compliment mate! I think it's one of those acquired tastes to be fair n I didn't really expect *that* many people to download it - a lot of people prefer their house music with that avicii (or whatever), david guetta, deadmau5 sort of vibe nowadays.. (look at me talking like an old man!)
I'm gonna go for that sort of "big club" vibe next time me thinks :)
on Born -original mix by smallpaul
on Jazz retro groove instrumental by knnthfox1
on rerum natura by rei4real
Simply brilliant.
on rerum natura by rei4real
Simply brilliant.
peace, rei
on Stepper Dub by Redgold
Hey! are you still up for people having a jam with this? I'm definitely interested to see what i could add to it.
I've tried to make this sort of stuff before but it always somehow just becomes something else. I think with your expertise and help i might just get somethin to happen.
Love that bassline.....
Sure you can have a jam with this track, i can sent you the wav file, lets get someting happen! feel free to ask, if you need some help.
on Stepper Dub - a FriendlyFred Collab by Redgold
Great combo of electric guitar and classic reggae sounds.
Thumbs up high!
Peace!
on Ice Cream Reggae by pixieboots
But it actually works really well. You have a unique approach to the reggae style and we like people who dare to be different.
An origional piece pixie.
on The Long and The Groove by eshar
Definiteley Fun-key! love that wah guitar/organ combo.
Cooler than liquid nitrogen!
on Sunday Salsa by eshar
I love the subtleness of the mix down on this. Minimal efx usage, concentrating on the instruments themselves.
There's some far out guitar play going on in this tune and i could quite easily place it in a tarantino movie like pulp fiction.
Quality!!
on When You Leave - SpellJammer ft Slap Johnson by AllenV
Anyway, I had to home in on this one. Some of the best talents on the site all jamming together could mean nothing but a track and a half.
The vibe reminds me a little of Kenny G, very mellow and superbly blended together with all the right ingredients.
It sounds like a full live take. was it?
I'm glad it sounds like a full take cause'it definitely wasn't.
This collab with Spell and Slap was the hardest thing(but most rewarding)to put together.Spell and I had it completed and uploaded when Slap decided to join us so of course we wanted and were honored to have him be part of this.
My problem is that I'm no producer and haven't the skills or equipment to do everyone justice...I just know what they send will be be ready to go, but I am the last one to layer in my guitar and call it final so my ear is all I have.
When Slap sent several sax parts that he made for the track(he sent me a demo first)I had to match them with the demo to get that feel as though we were all in the same room and played it all together.
So actually it was many parts.Spell had the melody complete with keys,percussion,bass and all the special musical additions.He sent it to me and I layered many guitar parts over his track and when Slap sent his parts.
It took me a while to do it but I'm pleased that it came out so well...and of course that you liked it!
Thanks for reviewing my friend and yes,things are slowly getting better!
Allen.
on dubstep wobble test by hustlertattoo
FR
on Disappear by Saiea
It's a good track, but it aint electro!
Still, I enjoyed it and that's what counts.
FR
on Quantum by koble
One thing though if i may be critical for a moment. There is one lead sound that could do with a little tweaking. Not the chord one if that makes any sense. The riff works but it just sounds a little dry and maybe a bit too far back in the mix.
Other than that minor detail i enjoyed this tune.
FR (nick q)
on Consequence by 7th
Excellent atmospherics. I love the way you built on it and changed the vibe using subtle effects and introducing new layers.
Not enough good techno about at the moment so this was a nice suprise.
so long and best wishes....
7th
on Apple Orchard by visionarysoundsystem
I reckon you could bring it up a notch by just throwing in a snappy sounding snare drum. Other than that it's wild, it's in key and it's well produced.
I'm glad i stopped by.
FR
on well lets go then Mr RN73 by oasisduke
I wasn't sure what to expect from the genre "dirty" so naturally i homed in on this one. I like the way it twists, turns and morphs in and out of the various different synth effects. There's elements of hip hop, old school and electro going on and i like the way you kept it short and sweet.
Again, Different from the last few i've listened to so nobody can accuse you of being a one trick pony huh?
Keep on keeping on.
FR
on TOMMY by oasisduke
If i may make one suggestion then perhaps the bass could come down a notch or two just to enhance the vocal a little more.
A minor complaint really. You've got skills lady!
Bravo!
i love that youre feelin' my work. your listens and reviews are beyond appreciated. thanks for your continued support, and if the monkey that sits on my shoulder and fores me to write 24/7 ever gives me a break, i promise i will get back over to your page and listen/review more of your tracks.
Cheers!
on Pornstar Lullaby by Soap
Can't beat a bit of old school techno! Thumbs up.
on Penelope by oasisduke
Sadly i'm only listening on my crappy lap top speaker so it's hard to give anything other than a praise for hitting the right notes review. But i would like to play this again on my proper sound system when i get a chance. Hopefully that should speak for its self.
Thank you soooo much for your kind words. Im so glad you liked what you heard. the listen is much appreciated.
Cheers for the review!
on To The House Beat by WongKiShoo
I'm not going to bother with the usual a$$ kissing malarkey as i think a download speaks for it's self. Instead i'd just like to ask what kit you used to do that? I'm looking to broaden my horizons and there's some sounds in that which are unfamilaiar territory to the DAW i'm currently using. You can never have too much ammunition in your arsenal if you know what i mean?
Ummmmm, kit.
I haven't used any hardware, just some vst's..
Drums, percussion and fx - vengeance sample packs.
Basses - sylenth1 for the electro bit,.. sub from nexus
Synths - sylenth1, nexus and vanguard
Surely you've come across those on your travels??
Thanks again!
In a bit mate o/
on Children Slyness - Bellbeat by AndrCS
Nice idea's so far.
on Paradise Road by Planetjazzbass
What captures me the most is the clarity of this piece. Everthing sits in exactly the right place, the instruments compliment each other perfectly and i love the unpredictableness of the beat patterns.
I'm taxing a copy of this so i can play it when the sun comes out again. Cheers!!
on Virus by CyberSon
i'm liking this. The intro kind of reminded me of the Quake soundtrack (i don't know if you remember that game, i think it was trent reznor that did the soundtrack)
I like the way you introduce new parts and change the song structure as it goes along. Always morphing, progressing and building as the track progresses.
stellar stuff.
Glad you found something in this track. Many thanks.