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Yeah all my stuff tends to sound quite rero. I've tried to make dubstep a couple of times but I seem to get bored of it after the first few bars and then just revert back to old school. I guess it was just the sound of my generation.
Anyway, cheers for stopping by and leaving comments.
FR

Hi Anders

Many thanks for stopping by and posting comments. I really appreciate it. Particularly like your views on the bass, drums and piano and the guitar. So rewarding to have comments like this. Thank you.

Richie

Thank you very much! Your comment is much appreciated. And yes, I have about two years experience with dubstep just listening to other tracks and learning from them as I go.

Hi,Anders.
Thank you for listening and good comment. I appreciate.
I'll practice key more,until it can play like you.

Haha glad you enjoyed :) and the drums are just soundpool option that i changed. Thank for your listen and comment!

Thanks! :D

Thanks man but to be honest i'm never really proud of anything i do because i hear something like what you do and i think it's far more original. All i do is make a loop and then paint around it which really isn't that hard.
Cheers for stopping by and leaving kind words.
FR

Thx Anders. I'm quickly becoming a fan of your music so the compliment means a lot. Thx for the listen :)

Thanks for the comment and for the feedback.

Yea I really worked with all the effects for the Mid and Sub bass there.Those square passes was really something I did for the first time.Thanks for the mention tho.

Ya the ending is sounding nice with some awesome ARPS there.I was not going add something in there but those arps were something like trial and error thing.Loved them and kept them there.

Once again thanks for the listening my track.

Once again thanks for the listening my track.

Thank you so much man.

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it

Simon

The whole point was to try and get people up and moving so i guess my job here is done.
Thanks for stopping by and listening to the track(s)
FR

Thanks for your comment!

Tack, tack!
It didn't work out the way I intended from the start but I guess not many songs do, they tend to change shapes during the process.
Thanks for listening!

Sorry for very late response. About your question, it's ok with me. You can add a lead track if you want :)

thanks for your kind words.
is not very complex, I started with the melody, then I gradually with other elements.
only 4,32 mb
Thank you for listening this song

Hi Anders,

Thanks for listening and your great comment, really appreciated.

Best wishes,

Mark/Larry!

Yes, I know what you mean about having to scroll down so far. People have said that before to me. Most of the words are mine.

While most people on the site don't seem to have a lot to say in track reviews or replies, I do. I almost use it as a way for me to write out some of my own ideas and reflections. On my own music and other people's.

I like the idea of your live band scene for this. Sounds like a crazy, heavy party. I'm thinking there might even need to be two full kit drummers. There are a few bands who do this, actually. The Melvins have sometimes appeared with two drummers (I'm not talking about an extra percussionist) when they teamed up with the band Big Business and the band Flica (quite interesting group, with good lead singer) have two drummers all the time.

I say two drummers because I use multiple kits on this track (as I do on most tracks) and sometimes two are playing at the same time. Actually, during the heaviest section towards the end (from around 5:30 onwards) there are two different kits playing all the time. Sometimes both are playing exactly the same thing. That's one way to get a heavier sound! See my reply to thehumps for a little more detail on the drums in this.

You'd need at least two guitarists for this live. Probably a third as well to cover the slide resonator guitar parts. And a bass guitarist and also a synth player as there are a few bits of synth in this too. Oh, and there's a lot of synth sub bass going on underneath the bass guitar. I guess I would probably be one of the live guitarists.

I didn't use any dancers to make this track but let's add them live, why not.

I would definitely go to see that show. Of course I would! Maybe I would get in for free.

Yes, I use lots of wide stereo effects in my music. Actually, I think I pretty much always try it out on guitar parts. Sometimes it doesn't help but it often really does. And I automate it to either add or reduce intensity or power. Or to create more space in the mix. You don't want everything always panned wide.

You see - this reply means it will take the next person who comments even longer to scroll to the comment box.

Good to hear from you.