crucethus

Very Nice version of this pella-song combo. Brings a very thoughtful emotional sound utilizing your piano, and I like the gospel like voices and harmonies you have going on. Good Work!

Steve

RichieWinn replied 28th Apr 2013 - 13 years ago

Hi Steve

Thank you for taking the time to stop by and comment. Much appreciated. Patricia has such a wonderful vocal style and the harmonies are fantastic to work with. I'm so lucky. Glad you enjoyed the track.

Richie

crucethus 16th Apr 2013 02:46 - 13 years ago

on Autumnal equinox by deciBel

Very very good. Like you took simple Appalachian melodies, and old European string sounds, and added this ethereal ambient feel in the background. Future meets the past. I feel the ethos of Persia, Greece, the Mediterranean, The Immigrants of the U.S. and Canada all coming together with DaDa.

کار بزرگ، دوست من.

Steve

deciBel replied 16th Apr 2013 - 13 years ago

Hey man,you surprised me !your warm breath.dear Steve,you know btter than me that music talks to the bird's language, and from Appalachian Mountains to alps & from Mediterranean Sea to our persian gulf,and from tibbet mountains to Australian rocks & mountains & even the birds in African deserts , are singing by One language,like music,and according to I wanted about this track to shows a middle point ( equinox)I should use all languages words in it as various Instruments,& would be really glad if you may think that I havebeen succeded.Best wishes for you man,I will remember this conceptual analysis in your comment about this trial of mine,forever,as a remarkable memory in my mind.
سپاسگزار و ارادتمندم
thanx alot & Sincerely Yours.
___Behnam.

crucethus 13th Apr 2013 02:11 - 13 years ago

on Behind the Scence of a Smiler Silence by deciBel

Brilliant execution. Bravo!, I will be enhancing this sound for you!

deciBel replied 13th Apr 2013 - 13 years ago

your worthwhile possitive comment,makes me glad as an encouragement dear crucethus .greates appreciations for taking time and listen & commenting on this.my best wishes as always.___Behnam.

crucethus 10th Apr 2013 02:06 - 13 years ago

on Pop Idol ft Tumbleweed by Darkreine

I have to agree with Danke,sounds a bit like Nick Cave. Great job. I like the vocals even a little der komisser feel to it. Thoroughly enjoyed the listen.

Darkreine replied 10th Apr 2013 - 13 years ago

Hey, thanx for that, I really do appreciate it. Nick Cave!!! If only! I loved his stuff with Grinderman. Thanx for taking the time to comment.

crucethus 10th Apr 2013 02:00 - 13 years ago

on it would help if you find us by djdaddio

Lovely song. I love jangly chorused guitars.

crucethus 6th Apr 2013 02:24 - 13 years ago

on On3-AM by Ishimizu

Yeah this is definitely minimalistic, but ffing brilliant in it's economic use of sounds. and syncopation rhythms as well as some cool ring modulation to make it sound complicated and foreboding. Again great job

Ishimizu replied 6th Apr 2013 - 13 years ago

well, thank ya again^^

crucethus 6th Apr 2013 01:09 - 13 years ago

on One Loop Challenge by DubTek

Great work using one loop, you did amazing!

DubTek replied 6th Apr 2013 - 13 years ago

thanks dude... it so surprising what you can do with just one loop lol

crucethus 6th Apr 2013 00:35 - 13 years ago

on The Benefit of a Doubt ft Farisha and Isaiah Page by SeriouslyJoking

Hey Serious:

I have to slightly disagree with my esteemed colleague on about the drums. I actually like them. I think I would add more percussion building throughout the song to make it's mark. Overall what an amazing improvement in loop control and sounds, and you still get to include your signature echo-verb sound on the vocal, which gives the mix a Jamaican dub feel. (check out, Sly & Robbie, and Osbourne "King Tubby" Ruddock, Lee "Scratch" Perry, Errol Thompson ) and you will see that you are emulating some of there style. Great Job , keep looping your getting better by the day! :-)

SeriouslyJoking replied 6th Apr 2013 - 13 years ago

Hi there!
Alright - You like the drums, I do to but I also can see what JoeFunktastic is talking about - actually I think it's that the piano doesn't sync with the drums all the way. It takes away the flow somehow.
Well, that I'm going to try to fix, and also increasing the pianosound should help a bit. And letting the drums build up is a definite Yes!

Oh, I SO want to be emulating Sly & Robbie, even a little tiny bit of emulating them will do!!! I love those Epic artists!
(The rest of them (Lee Perry etc.) not so much - I maybe should cut down on the reeverb and echoes a bit? lol
Or could it just be that I'm not really getting there Music? There are Epic too, no doubt.)

Thank you SO much for taking your time, listening and giving advice!

Have a nice day/ SJ

crucethus 5th Apr 2013 00:57 - 13 years ago

on nice and hot feat patricia edwards by mzo

This is great, reminds me of underground house in the late nineties in NYC, like Danny Tenaglia, or Junior Vasquez spun sounds. Minimal, high string note held above the mix, some singer with soul, and eclectic sounds beeped in, with a nice deep bass sound.

mzo replied 5th Apr 2013 - 13 years ago

Thank u very much.
I m so happy to Share my work with u.
And very proue it reminds u theses artists!
Share it
Peace!

crucethus 4th Apr 2013 19:31 - 13 years ago

on On3-AM by Ishimizu

I love this. Amazing how minimalism can be great sometimes.

Ishimizu replied 5th Apr 2013 - 13 years ago

well, max thanks^^
wonder if that track can really be called minimalistic... well, wayne

crucethus 4th Apr 2013 19:29 - 13 years ago

on Orchestra Make Me Go Crazy by DjDLO

Very good!

crucethus 30th Mar 2013 15:07 - 13 years ago

on bittersweet by gregjones

This is a good start. For a reference, the piano chord structure is the same as Marina and the Diamonds song Lies. There are a few good remixes of this song which could give you some ideas.

crucethus 30th Mar 2013 15:02 - 13 years ago

on She Sails Beyond The Mists FT Janis71 by brillbilly

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crucethus 30th Mar 2013 13:46 - 13 years ago

on Bloom by LoopnFLlover

Nice piece of minimalist work!

crucethus 30th Mar 2013 01:53 - 13 years ago

on Let Me Be The One feat Patricia Edwards by newyorkminute

Ok, let me be the first one to comment.!

I only clicked on this because I saw the name Newyorkminute. I am originally from NY and now live in Montreal.

I am so glad I clicked. This mix gave be goosebumps, and a small tear. Not easy to do with me.

My synopsis: The suspended pads were brilliant... Prince like, Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis like...
Simple vocals no effects, works great,
Bass sounded perfect.
Piano was sublime and subtle.
percussion was great, built throughout the song.
The only thing, and I stress ONLY thing I would love to see top make this song over the top. Is to record a Choir singing in the background at the last chorus. That would make this song an unbelievable hit.
Thanks for sharing
It made my evening
peace
Steve (Crucethus)

newyorkminute replied 30th Mar 2013 - 13 years ago

Thanks for your feedback Crucethus. I was worried about the bass. I have some small Roland studio monitors but they don't really catch the low end. I had to rely on frequency analyzers...and the choir idea is brilliant.

crucethus 29th Mar 2013 22:41 - 13 years ago

on My first Ableton Track by ElectronBlue

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crucethus 29th Mar 2013 19:16 - 13 years ago

on torture in Islamic Republic prison by deciBel

Excellent track, had great elements of ambient music as well. Good work

deciBel replied 29th Mar 2013 - 13 years ago

hey ! dear crucethus , it was really strange for me,cause althought we don't know eachother ,but just in the exactly same minutes I have been writing such comment for you abut your new cinematic track,& you have make me fell proud with your kindness about one of my trials.thank you for stopping & listen to & commenting on one of my music trials .Best wishes & regards.__Behnam.

crucethus 29th Mar 2013 19:13 - 13 years ago

on Taylor Swift - I Knew You Were Trouble Remix by Cyto

Well done dubstep. I love how you mix the melody with the grime. Great job

Steve

Cyto replied 29th Mar 2013 - 13 years ago

Thank you! I really enjoyed making this song, as you can probably tell.

crucethus 29th Mar 2013 19:02 - 13 years ago

on Lacrima -HipHop Beat- by Qavor

I have to concur with Bear, if that’s your first, well done. I was playing around with this loop as well and came up with this. https://www.looperman.com/tracks/detail/141030
by the way I really like the logo as well. good job

Steve

crucethus 23rd Mar 2013 01:45 - 13 years ago

on Whos To Blame by FullCapicityMuzic

Actually I liked it so much I remastered it, I put it on my obscure soundcloud page, please let me know if you like it. https://soundcloud.com/ghyll/whos-to-blame

crucethus 23rd Mar 2013 00:21 - 13 years ago

on Whos To Blame by FullCapicityMuzic

Excellent job, brilliant accompaniment, beautiful singing, thoughtful lyrics, I loved it through and through!
Bravo. Standing O!
Steve

FullCapicityMuzic replied 2nd Apr 2013 - 13 years ago

A humble thank you, so glad you enjoyed it :-)

crucethus 22nd Mar 2013 23:36 - 13 years ago

on Need some feed back by Dubstepbaby1

o.k. I love the intro. Build up is awesome. But the grime part needs cohesion. You should have elements of the build up and the same key in the grimey section. work with it I think you can make a great tune out of this!

Dubstepbaby1 replied 23rd Mar 2013 - 13 years ago

thanks for the advice.

crucethus 22nd Mar 2013 19:16 - 13 years ago

on impossible 2 by KooLKYLE

Wow, Bravo . what a huge difference. I love the second remix. Good separation in the mix. Nice panning. It feels like it has a coherent destination as the song builds and ebbs. Masterful!

KooLKYLE replied 22nd Mar 2013 - 13 years ago

yeah i like the panning myself too lol thanks for listning :)

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