500cc

sounds great! i may do that!

Instrumentation decisions come from he who is my producer 'God', (Oli)! He knows what's what for effect. It was a bit of a mare finding a tune, so we did go on a voyage of discovery for that. Lyrics are 100 per cent mine - always are ;) Thank you so much for listening to us

Thanks for that comment.. Much appreciated

Wrote it in about 15minutes. Might of resaid it writing it like 5x or so. At the core I'm a improv freestyler/battler before I started writing. I can legit improve full songs, like 1 out of 50 maybe(single takes). If I had an audio engineer to punch me, I'd do it constantly.
Like how I flipped my opening bars into a hook at end, thats all improv off my own writing on the fly. But done in same recording.
Appreciate you bro

Thats where my style originates from. So its always comfy to do. The irony in your comment is, I've been rapping since 1994 lol. Hell use to battle rap at house of blues open mic nights in Vegas 1998-2002. Grew up in Cali.
When the mood hits, i still like to mess around. Still have a Shure mic from late 90s/early 00's, but I can't really understand what you mean. I think you mean to clean up my vocals better. My current mic is much better, my current vocal chain is much better. This was recorded on cooledit96. I now use ableton.
I appreciate the words.

Ha ha, thanks.

Appreciate it dawg! Glad that the track served its purpose (Making rooms jump)

Thanks for the support

Safety,
ZE7DD

Glad to hear that you've enjoyed it.

Definitely dont use serum man, save that for constructing your melodies. I've been using the same set of 808s for years, just distorted and manipulated in different ways. 808 wav samples either in the sampler or sometimes directwave (and plenty of ways to edit or add effects like edison, slicex, but I use mostly 3rd party software), sometimes with sausage fattener, sometimes soundgoodizer. It can get complicated but that's part of the fun for me. I always utilize serum for melodic elements, serum percussions don't really hold up well on their own, anyway. To me, very few vsts at all have good drums out of the box.

jaja, gracias.

Hi 500cc, it shouldn't be that far from house. I grew up with the whole Chicago House catalog and am a real fan, so it's quite possible that some of that always comes through. Thanks for your comment, very glad you like it.
Cheers,
Micky

It's a mix

Hi there 500cc.... brother if only I could....this is one of my favorite improvs and I greatly appreciate you listening to it.....thank you friend.

Hey man, thanks very much for the feedback and kind words. Yes most of it was sound designed in Serum. The main lead bass was off a Virtual Riot preset that I mucked around with the get the sound I wanted. Mostly had Spag Heddy in mind when making the intro. I like the simplistic approach he took in a lot of his older stuff for the intro but I think a pad might be a good idea for sure. Thanks again!

500 i started a complete novice 4 years ago, i love music i was a dancer, and my friend introduced me to FL studio i loved it immediately got loads of stuff now tried many DAW' s i'm comfortable with fruity, its piano role and step sequencer are flawless, reasons good as is Ableton and Audacity is great considering its open source, you can achieve lots with it now started vox 2 year ago, now i can't stop, it has improved my well-being, i feel young again lol

damn bro hyped me up fr i appreciate it man ill keep listening to what u got cause sheeesh its good