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Jesus Christ.. I just found out what a hug sounds like.. LOVED IT!

Wait.. How did i miss this, exactly?

This, is awesome.. F´realz..

///Dec

This is exactly the type of rhymes i used to do way back.. real Jazzy, real fun to listen too.. Maby harsh to say, but id drop the vocals and go all instrumental with this one. The music itself tells a whole story..

Anyhoo.. Effin brilliant.. :) ///Dec

This is no doubt another one of your beutiful pieces.. But, heres a problem. I dont know anything about this magic music maker but it sounds to me that you are using loops, and unfortunetly the loops plays like a ~.3 bpm to slow so when it loops back it sounds like a click between them.. this gives the "magic" away... The tune itself is nothing wrong with and i would say its really well composed, but those clickish sounds between the beats really annoyes me.. Other than those darn clicks, its awesome.. ///Dec

Wow.. Seriously, wow.. I LOVE all the components here from glockenspiels to trombones in the background. The reverb on nearly every instrument makes it ALIVE and asskicking..

and.. ha ha.. when you think youre missing out on a sound the piano comes in.. This is in my opinion a really really beutiful piece. As soon as i get my puter in order, you and i should smash our heads together!

///Dec

First off, being a huge fan of glitchness and oldschool commodore or even atari-sounds..

I dont know really what happened from the last tune i reviewed but everything that people said as constructive critisism seemes to have fallen into place.. You incorporated less is more.. you made it simple and interesting..

Something happens just a bit after half of it tho.. dont know if it is intentionall but the beat jumps just a tad.. Nothing big, and you shouldnt listen to me in this case.. Just my way of living "by the bars"..

And this piece actually ends up as one of my very few downloads here on looperman and will def listen to it again...

Tis was solid and a fun one.. ///Dec

So the review: Ill go with the musical honesty and then the brutal honesty.. (Only my own interpretation of the tune)

Yes, its absolutly well mastered and i love the fact that your using the bass as the main instrument acoompanied by the "indian-influsenced" voice or singing. A slow pace and very easy to listen to, like jj says, it flows by.. and there comes also the problem..

The tune itself it nothing wrong with, more than the fact i dont remember anything specific about it a couple of minutes after. I belive the tune needs a signature of sorts, and not just being "that tune that was easy to listen to" because this tune deserves a lot more than that. One can almost tell when people put some time and effort into their creations and i got the feeling that this might be the case with this one. Therefor this tune needs to be rememebered in more ways than "just" being a bass and pakistan-singing tune witch you forget how it went 5 minutes later..

All and all, a well mastered tune that deserves more to stick out from the general playlists since it deserves to be remembered..

///Dec

Hm.. This tune reminds me of some stuff i used to listen to as a kid, and i must say that first of, i LOVE intelligent design when it comes to music.. Suttle sounds, and a specific flow through it all, and the platform and bending of vocals you are using is f****n brilliant in this case..

One thing you can be sure of, is the fact that ill make sure to remember you name here on looperman..

Thanks a lot for sharing!

///Dec

Wow.. Seriously, wow.. your act with the voice.. if i could just have some time with that, im jsut stunned.. really.. i LOVE the work with the vocals.. really really really really really love it.. We could do "wonders" together.. If you got acapellas laying out in the open for grasp, make sure to let me know..

This just rocks exactly the way i want it to.. ///Dec

When a tune starts to sound like something i would have produced myself.. Im impressed.. Lets just say its that narsissistic gene of mine speaking...

I believe in the small things when creating music.. one akward chord, a misplaced snare, and loops that uses the entire spectra of the claviatur or midi-board and not just 3 notes... What im trying to say it that what youve done here is MUSIC to my ears..

I know from personal experience that a voice or acapella can make a tune go from crap to awesome, but in this case, im wondering if the voice is nessesary? You should experiment with the idea of extracting the voice and just let the tune speak for itself since you manage to incorporate feelings with the loops and sounds you are using.. just an idea..

All and all.. Awesome.. F´real... ///Dec

I swear to God this one has been reviewed by me before! And im wondering where my text got lost.. lol anyways.. Here goes again:

I love the beat and i love that little twinkle in the drumbeat that comes each 12:th note or so so theres nothing wrong what so ever there...

THEN we have the synthpad or noice that comes in and there is absolutly nothing wrong with the sound itself, BUT it clashes beat-wise pretty hard with the drumbeat. Its like listening to two different tunes at the same time so the bpm should either be lower or rised on that specific noice to fit the drumbeat.

I personally never listen to people that says that voice needs to be exactly spot on, and sinse its music we are dealing with. Perfectionism doesnt exist in the best pieces.
A little filtering and a fun effect and "Wham"..

...and when the guitarr came in its started to get really interesting and enjoyable to listen to, for real.

Allandall i say that it has some flaws, but nothing you cant handle in the end. Practice makes perfect.. ///Dec

U see, one of my favorite-producers of all time is actually a Break-prod called Goldie. This is very similliar to his work and must say i was surpsriced that i actually liked it more than i thought i would.

The only mark i have on the tune is the octave and would want this to have been a lot darker on the octavescale instead of the "bright" synthpad..

Allinall its great work and interesting...///Dec

There is two things that makes me hooked on a specific tune, and the first one is the combination of unusual chords and still make it "work" in the end, the second is playfullness with the beat itself. Just because it says 1/4:th of a note doesnt prevent it from being a delayed 1/5:th note so 2 speak. Meaning that you put something "out of sync" and are capable of making that work as well.. This tune has both of those criterias witch makes it extremly enjoyable to listen too.

Awesome work.. ///Dec

Hello there mr.Dubtek!

Funny thing is, that i personally like this tune becuase it contains the exact same chords and instruments i used to mess around with in the beginning of learning reason. I have NO idea how you made the Malstroem or the Sub make that randomish sound, prolly Matrix, anyhoo, i was impressed beacuse it was 500 billion times better than my own accomplishments in the beginning. I really hope, that Tristanwood will grab this tune and put some lyrics on it, beacuse in the middle, i got the feeling that something was missing (Or maby just me bacuse of the chords i did for over 5 years, lol). I am not the one judge when it comes to "what" was missing, but i think a voice could help in making the tune even more interesting.

Over all, it is a "Well done sir".. /Dec

Ha.. Loved this one.. Just a perfect mixture between the "dope-hip-hop"-feeeling and electic noice.. Good sync between voice and tune..

Keep up the great work Brill!

///Dec

lol.. I was just to point out the channeling-"issue" when i read the description.

A very interesting piece that would suit as a backtrack into something even more weird. Let me know if you have this piece without the drums and if you would let me "borrow" it?

///Dec

I like this one a lot. As soon as it started to get repetetive it went from good to splendid. Everything passed 1.30 could be made into a single tune itself.. Great work man.

I till also see about time shen it comes to the remix. Mgiht take a while.. too much on my hands at the moment. But it will come. /// Dec :)

Im starting to feel like im repeating myself, but geez man. This is right up my ally.

Awesome, in so many ways that a fellow muscician cant even begin to describe.

You are talented, and i do hope you have loads of followers out there becuase this deserves public attention.

Another three thumbs up man, you definetly deserve em.. ///Dec

HA.. This was brilliant and i loved it.. It reminds me of my former tunes i did in the beginning of music creation. T´was a lot of bpm´s and a lot of drums compiled together with fancy synth.

Make more!

Where to begin.. first off: Every single segment of the tune was awesome, but i got the feeling that it was somehow "off beat". Not syncing?

If you would let me i would love to have a go at remixing the entire tune...

Like i said. Each segment was awseome..

Greatly mastered.. Easy headbobbing-music.. Well done, sir..

///Dec

It has a lot of potential and sounds really good.. but you made a verry verry verry common mistake when it comes to normalizing the tune itself.

The notes, drums and synth-sections seemes to clip out and that is becuase you probobly had it very loud in your headphones when making the tune itself. When producing music and finalizing it, we as producers must learn to lower the volume of nearly everything in the tune to make it "not" clipping it as the final piece.. Audacity for instance have this built-in feature thats called normalicing, BUT if the tune is exported as clipping out, it will also be so in the final version.. Lower the volume just a bit on the sections clipping out, re-record it, normalize it.. voila.. masterpice.. ///Dec :)

Ho ho ho.. This one i liked a lot, and was almost jumping up and down at the end hoping it would end up in true Grindcore-style (Houratron). More blip, more blop!

:)

///Dec

From being one who went from industrial to Mozart i must say this sounds extremly fun. Be proud of your sounds.. but, its a difference when something sounds "filthy" and something clippes out of the recording (Dont get me wrong, filth is good). The heavy bass sounds like its way of the charts and could use a compressor or at least some normalizing.. Other than that it sounds lika a true bassbreaker and I would definetly play it on my own pa-teys.. ///Dec

Would love to collab with you if you would let me industrialize the living hell out of this one.. lol. :D, Whot program did you make it in?