crucethus

So many compliments that honour me and touch me a lot, Cru. A big merci for the joy you give me as I receive the energy and the kindness of your words.
I missed you all too !!
Plenty of light,
Carole

Thanks brother Cru.
Peace and a safe holidays to you and the family.
God bless - B.

I know. couldn't help myself. I need to watch those ending I tend to go off anouther path. thank you cru. always love your feed back.

I feel honored, thank you very much!
Ben

Happy that you found it. Thank you, sir!

Teutonic Teufelswerk that makes you humming to yourself.
Hey Cru, that sounds really good.
Nice to know that you liked what i had done here.

stay tuned
joe

Mr. Steve!

Gotta say, I spent so long getting this one done that your comment made my day. Yes, mixing the bass to the background is new for me, but I have to lay off all the bass layers. I can't listen to a lot of my older stuff. Mudville.

"book-a-tick-a, back-a-tick-a" is what you're hearing as claps. I have the mic at the ready all the time, but rarely use it.

Thanks again for the kind words.

Evan

Hey Steve thanks mate!..same track names different inflections, haha when I hear the word dread it's always pronounced with a Rastafarian lilt, no wot I'm talkin about mun (accompanied by sound of big spliff getting lit up in background)....it's kind of sad that Dubstep has replaced what used to be occupied by reggae but that's life, a cousin of mine recently spent two years working in the Seychelles and sent me heaps and heaps of their local music which is very reggae based but way more pop oriented, sort of reggae without the ganja! lol...ah me no partake of de erb dees dayz mun doze rastas wud tink I'ma crazy mon mun!...cheers mate Dave :)

Thanx Cru! Very nice recognition, thank you again! Music can also be funny, right? In my next track it gets even more crazy
Ben

Thanks man! :D

~Eighteen

Steve! Thanks so much for stopping by and taking a listen. I am happy to know you enjoyed the 'pella. I had to actually YouTube Junior Vasquez. That would be awesome! At the point when it's finished I will definitely contact you. I have to check to see whether I will need an additional mechanical license. I believe you might have my contact info? If not, send my a PM so that we can touch base via email.

LovePeace&Light,

Mykael

trance from back then are the best..and glad you liked it thank

ExCruciatingly brutal greetings.

Good point about the snowflakes and pronouns. We've never talked about it but I actually think about that annoying subject quite a lot and have been following the case of your fellow Crunadian Professor Jordan Peterson with great interest. See him defending his refusal to capitulate and be forced to use made up pronouns here (and in many other videos):

Genders, Rights and Freedom of Speech
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kasiov0ytEc

Chubby Checker may well have fisted the night away but perhaps just didn't sing about it. I don't think Elton John was singing "Yeah, I'm totally gay" when he was married to a woman in the 70s.

Anyway, back to the fist bumps, which are much more fun.

Good decomposing grandmother joke. For that you get as many drum hits as there are in this brutal track. So, about 10,000.

"BTW 3.25 reminded me of something New Wave or Van Halen like with the drum tom solos. "

Perhaps though that section probably is a bit too open and needs a little something else (bass?) to go over the top, as pointed out by The Evanator.

"I was Banging my head by the end of this and I loved the ending. "

Good as it deserved that extreme ending. I had to take it even heavier than before and I managed it.

Brutal Primal Nomad, brutalising Crunadian ears primarily for the fun of it.

Glad me, thank you cru!

Many,many thanx for your support.
There is no bass in my track, only low brass line :)

A colabo would be great, I have the individual stems in my DAW and can send them to you (wav or mp3).

Greatings from
BlueSky

thank you. I dont have autotune, this was a loop I got here. looperman-t-0150050-0180678-futureanalysis-farewell. I just edited and messed with my vox a bit. it is a really good loop.

Thanks Cru! this week end, i went to hear a friend reggae / dub band. So after the concert, i gave us all my dub tracks. They listened to them and they told how they were surprised by the mixing: Only the kick should be more present.

i think i'm going to ask help near a friend who's job is sound engineer :)

Thanks again!
Friendly
Bleep

Wow Steve...this is incredibly generous my friend ! As if
Peter, Bryan and David were there because of too much gin and tonic...haha...Joke aside my friend...I'm sure our friend Ed would be delighted to read this too, and personally I like the idea of music as blood presure leveling tool..:) Thank you so much for your kind words and the fav as well...means the world!:)

With much appreciation______Orlando

sounds like a great idea but I will leave genre 'covers' to guys that know what they are doing like you. as for me - i will just keep taking the drugs and hope for the best with these tracks! best regards. Dan

Thanks for commenting. Believe it or not, I hardly ever do records like this because I know there are other producers who live and breathe this genre of music. I actually tried the 4 to the floor beat but it didn't work the way I wanted so I stuck with a 2 step as you descibed it. Normally, I just make more Pop/R&B and Rap records when I feel froggy. I've even tried my hands in a couple of Rock records that I have on my page but Dance/EDM or Electro have not really been my expertise. I tried to do some things outside my comfort zone but sometimes it doesn't translate well. But thank you for the feedback, I'll take your words for consideration if i decide to tackle this genre again.