mrwolf14
London is drowning and I live by the river
Munich, Germany
Joined : 7th Oct 2012 - 13 years ago
Last Online : 26th Feb 2024 - 2 years ago
mrwolf14 comments on tracks
mrwolf14 has posted 543 comments on other peoples tracks.
on princess in white lace COLLAB with STOHGS by DanGoldstein
The melodic idea that builds the ground for this track is very good; nice touch with the little vocal parts.
Pristine production and clear mix.
Liked it!
Ciao, Domenico
on The Love Alchemist - CD Quality by PaNeGyRiZe
I am one of those people who came here after MrNomad pointing your song as one "of the best".
I have already listened to this once but didn't leave a comment, so I am doing it right now.
The vocal flow is "perfect". You have an interesting voice.
I like the rhythm of the rap. The singing parts are working well as well.
Nice touch the ending "acapella".
I have liked a lot this song.
Ciao, Domenico
on Unfinished Track by BradoSanz
As already written many times... you know how to put together a good pop track.
Looking forward to hearing this with a vocal part.
Guitar sound is "superb".
Ciao, Domenico
And please, call me Epic! Makes me feel old! :D haha. Only 5 months till I'm no longer a teenager. WHERE HAS IT ALL GONE?!?!
on -MWRatridge Collab - Days of Decided by teamrufeless
Well done!
Ciao, Domenico
on Open Says me by wordybum
Your vocals flow very nicely, liked the short "doubling" parts (again, I have to quote MrSkinny).
The drum-beat is powerful at the right point: liked.
Very "dreamy" piano part which sits very well in the mix. My only suggestion: try to use the piano only for the parts where you are not singing (or at least use it only for some of the parts). While I generally like the idea of a "sad melody" going on in the background the whole time, I think in this case it is not strictly needed: your flow alone can for sure bring enough energy and interest to this song (please, consider that this is my-very-humble-opinion).
Overall: great track!
Ciao, Domenico
on do nothing by promenade2239
Good track: you have a nice touch for soft atmospheres.
We see some elements of MrNomad here, but you really need to go for the full 17 minutes :-)
I like a lot this "make a track in the style of another" thing: when a great musician like you joins this type of games, very interesting results come out.
We can clearly see the aspects of the "reference" musician's style which resonate best for you and how they get "digested" and "processed" by the musical side of your brain.
Beside the "game" comments: this is a superb rock track.
Liked.
Ciao, Domenico
on Lovin It by Spivkurl
Liked this track: this could be a "single" from your new album. I think it has lot of potential as a "commercial" song... even if maybe this is not what you were aiming for :-)
Your voice in this track reminds me a bit (a lot?) of Jhonny Lydon's one: interesting tone with a little amount of crazyness.
Ciao, Domenico
on Sign Here Please - Feat Farisha and Shamoozee by Musicante
The spoken words from Shamoozee work very well in this context. The short part from Farisha builds a nice contrast.
As usual, wonderful job from the whole team, but this time my special compliments go to the man on the bass: the bass line is "floating" over the song in a pleasant way, the right pauses are there and the notes are very "tastefully" chosen.
Thanks for sharing your music with us.
Ciao, Domenico
Ciao,
M.
on A new life by OrdinaryDude
The arrangement of the song works well: the 3 minutes flow quick and the result is an enjoyable listen.
Maybe the final fade out is a bit too fast, but the overall result is very good.
Ciao, Domenico
on babys by domr30
The arrangement is good and everything flows beautifully.
Superb track.
Ciao, Domenico
on HIGHLY UNSTABLE by KJamRecords
Very heavy guitars. Not sure where this track could go with a vocal part… could become a real killer track.
on Hunting For Gatherers by Evisma
Good intro: very well played (& programmed).
We have to wait for the bass, but when it comes it is "mighty" and "powerful" … exactly what the song needs at this point. Very good.
The (high bass) guitar riff around 2:00 is a killer one: this alone is worth more than 4 minutes listening. Liked,
Good work with the guitar in the last section: the guitar is more a "guest" in this song, but it does the job.
Thoughtful and well arranged track.
Ciao, Domenico
I really enjoyed doing this one. I felt like it kept coming out like I was hearing in my head. I spent a lot more time with the VI's in this. Several lines of automation, which I almost never use. 1 in 10 tracks may have automation.
"The (high bass) guitar riff around 2:00 is a killer one"
Thanks. It was an odd one to play. A and D strings, up around 10 and 12, but I tune Drop C#, so it would be a half step higher.
Thank you for the kind words, consistent presence and appreciation of that sweet, sweet thang we call Bass Guitar.
Take care.
Evan
on Gonna Make You Feel It - Funkiest Remix by clindsay
I am not familiar with what MrFunktastic provided as starting point, but I enjoyed a lot your interpretation.
Section starting at 1:10 is a nice touch of modernity on something otherwise very "funky". Lot of different elements making this track a success.
Ciao, Domenico
-clindsay
on Untitled Track-Raw Mix by 15ludwicke
Not my usual genre of music, but I could still enjoy the track and appreciate the good quality of the sounds you are using.
I think this track has several good ideas: not bad at all!
….and it sounds pretty "finished" for being a rough mix. Well done!
Ciao, Domenico
on Consensus feat jediswift by ZankFrappa
Interesting track...the vocal singing(?) reminds a bit of the strange voices on Vai's Flexable (which brings us someway back to your nickname...)
Ciao, Domenico
PS: Thanks for sharing Alex
(I did more than reading that ... I wrote it)
on Tension by DouglasS
The cinematic part starting immediately after is very good.
My personal highlight the "calm" part starting ~1:40: superb arrangement.
Brasses and strings are "credible" (not an easy thing to achieve in a DAW).
Overall: good song.
Ciao, Domenico
PS: I like a lot the sound of the piano...may I ask you what are you using?
on Angel by benjizo
Liked it a lot... only thing I would tame a bit the kick drum in some parts (e.g. the intro, more evident in the section starting at 2:45) and maybe (not sure here) soften a bit the hi-hat.
Liked (...and I am going to download this immediately for my personal collection...I will then fadeout the end and I will probably put it in the RnD folder...I know: I am very bad at this music genres thing).
Ciao, Domenico
on I Wish I Could Fly by crucethus
Then at 1:25 the synth arpeggio comes in: superb sound and the contrast with the "noises" (whip?) works very well.
I really admire your ability to build "moving carpets" with these pads. Good.
What is not "on-par" (according to my humble opinion) is the sound you chose for the synth melody at 3:33
(exactly half of the number-of-the-beast ... wow! firs the witches ...now this...what are you doing to me Cru?)
The slaps come in ... and I love the lead synth sound at 4:22 ... simply beautiful. You are the master!
Also the scales you are playing create little dissonances which prepare perfectly the chords in the next section.
The end "closes the circle"...
What can I say?
This is a thing of beauty.
Loved.
Ciao, Domenico
PS: have you noticed that you are dangerously moving into the zone of MrNomad track's duration? ;-)
Merci for the nice comments. "Whip" drum was my attempt at something new.
"Moving carpets" is a cool expression for the Pads.
"exactly half of the number-of-the-beast ... wow! firs the witches ...now this...what are you doing to me Cru?)"
As someone who doesn't believe in fairy tales, I assure you the 3:33 is just a coincidence. (Or is it Muoooohhhhhaaaaaahhhaaaaa.sic evil laughter fades out into a seriously dark reverb panned hall)
"Also the scales you are playing create little dissonances which prepare perfectly the chords in the next section."
Good Catch, I solo'ed in Fm over a Cm scale.
"PS: have you noticed that you are dangerously moving into the zone of MrNomad track's duration? ;-)"
Ahh no fears as most of his works are twenty minutes long chopped into segments. Myself I wrote this long before I listened to his work and I think I have only recorded one tune that exceeds the twenty minute mark.
ood to hear from you
Ciao
Cru..(666...illuminati....redrum...) Sorry bout that...don't know what came over me....oh yes I do...irrationality...good day. ;-)
on Through the Clearing by topvega
Liked a lot the guitar here: killer sound for the lead guitar.
Drums are good as well.
I find the end a bit "incomplete".
Overall: Great Song!
Ciao, Domenico
Thanks for taking the time to listen and for leaving feedback.
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on Moon River Remix by PDMuzak
This is so sweet and sad at the same time: a beautiful tribute to your parents.
We should never forget the ones we love, they will always stays with us.
The arrangement is really perfect: you have a lot of layers of sound working perfectly all together. I imagine this was not easy to mix and you did a wonderful job.
Thanks for sharing this with us.
Ciao, Domenico
on foggy forest by DanGoldstein
Once more, your track serves perfectly the picture.
Ciao, Domenico
on I Wont Quit by soundhound
The work on the guitar is really outstanding: the solo at 1:11 is "tormented" at the right point.
The only thing I am not too fond of is the drum-part: it sounds a bit too "drum-machine-like". But I say the same on many tracks from the Sign-o-the-Times album... so it may just be my problem :-)
Ciao, Domenico
Tormented...Have not heard that in a long time, " I was very much so"
not so much any more these days... :-)
All the guitar sounds and the drums, are the ( Digitech-RP355 )
this was one of the first tracks, I did with this Processor...
It has about 40 different Drum Kits and all the variations there of
sound wise...
Now I just use the click track, to lock BPM's to a track...
Every now and then I may use a cymbal crash or something
but that's it...For Drums now I use the Alesis-SR18 much more
flexible in every way...
Glad you enjoyed the track...
Peace...TG.
on Whiskey Place by zappo
Sehr gut!
Tchuss, Domenico
on Guitar Solo by bios10
I like the sound of the guitar: is it a real guitar or a VST?
Either way... good song.
Ciao, Domenico
on Never Be Alone by BradoSanz
The mix is not too bad: the song has definitely a lot of potential.
You can make really good pop songs: nice guitar lines and enjoyable vocals.
It would be interesting to hear how you "redo" this: I can imagine that you can improve several aspects of the song.
Ciao, Domenico