I hear some good elements in this track and some sounds that can be cleaned up easily. And i think if you work on adding more layers to the percussion and beats you can cohere this song together.
The Bass phrasing attracts me to this song. The bridge/chorus is a beautiful lesson in counterpoint of the melody to bass structure. This would be a good song whether it was electronic or was solely guitars. good work!
Step-Noire should be this category. Kind of deviates from what dub-step originally is, but very creative in it's own right, and I prefer to hear nice melodies and your exquisite voice. As people become sick of the wub-wub of Bro-step (dub step) we will see true artists like yourself try to incorporate various sounds to either improve or change dub-step to be something else. And thus that's the evolution of music. Glad you are apart of that artistic evolution!
Steve
cool!, 8bit metal! With Rap and dubstep. I like the creative play of this and the constant changes, which is a hallmark in my own compositions. Great work, i look forward to more!
Steve
I was really on the fence with tweaking the vocals because I've never done that before... but it fits for this I think. I want to explore this feature a bit more!
Thank you for the feedback!
I like this, slyly ambient and then lounge-Jazz and then back and forth. Almost like being stuck outside and every now and then a window opens up so you can see and hear what's going on. cool stuff You've been paying attention !!!
Steve , cool analysis U've had abouT this one too and your carefull attention is loudable and wrth of appreciation as always for me . by the way my friend , from this wednsdaY , I won't be here for some Undefined time . will upload 2 other traX of mine and then will miss U all in looperman .cause I thaught according to you're busy maybe it was last time in which I was honoured to know your worthwhile comments and all friends of mine know it here , just told U as a worthwhile colleague too , to know .accepT my best wishes Steve , and I'm gracefull for all comments which U wrote for me in this short time that We listened eachother traX in looperman .I hope to can come back soon here again .sincerelY.___Behnam
I am going to respond to this song in 2 ways. Technical: and esoteric al.
So for the technical. You hit a chord with me with your use of square waves in a very cool coherent way. It's as if you replaced guitars in the song with these synths. Back in the day I used to program basic on an old commodore Vic 20 when I was like 11 yrs old and use all the memory, but make interesting sounds using the square wave generators. now for the esoteric al: The progression you created is very good and makes me want to hear you expand on this. It has a sublime feel and can almost fool you into thinking that these are not synths at all if you let the trance like quality of the sounds wash over you. I look forward to hearing more from you!
Steve
as the old pcengine pioneers did, you did, im new and that was before my life, but as a gaming nerd, i understand where we meet. You pushed your machine to the limit, when the machine was the limit, at this time i pushed my mind to its end, to make a genre its own was my goal, melodically driven instrumental, trancey but still not phrase repetitive, so i combined hip hop structure with trance melody
it never mattered, but at least i tried
Bloody Brilliant! Excellent excellent song my friend. I was almost expecting Robbie Robertson’s voice to begin coolly talking over this brilliant arrangement. Great work.
Steve
Very nice and smooth. I just poured myself a nice glass of Ste.-Raphaël and pleasently letting the sweet sounds wash over me as I unwind from the day. ahhh!
Steve
This is really supreme. I love the rhythm synths in this one. The mix is excellent. I Think the BBC news should use this theme from now on as an intro! Great Work.
Steve
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I particularly have enjoyed producing synths like this.
Thank you so much for listening!!!
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Thank you for listening and - as always - for the good advice. Have a nice day and take care!
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And I'm trying not to make constant changes.
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So for the technical. You hit a chord with me with your use of square waves in a very cool coherent way. It's as if you replaced guitars in the song with these synths. Back in the day I used to program basic on an old commodore Vic 20 when I was like 11 yrs old and use all the memory, but make interesting sounds using the square wave generators. now for the esoteric al: The progression you created is very good and makes me want to hear you expand on this. It has a sublime feel and can almost fool you into thinking that these are not synths at all if you let the trance like quality of the sounds wash over you. I look forward to hearing more from you!
Steve
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Thanks for your kind comments!
peace all the way mate!