soundhound

Many thanks for stopping by to listen and comment...much
appreciated.:)

Cheers____Orlando

thank so much for your high praise soundhound.. can't wait to show what I bring next! Please stay tuned my friend it will definitely be worth the wait!! :) -EazyBeatz-

If you decide to, looking forward to it!

Haha, looking at both your messages here. I always appreciate if you choose to, I always love the result, if not all good too, thank you again :)

Many thanks, TG. Glad you like and took the time to hit me up with your kind words.

Cheers,
Scott

thanks a lot!

The only "loop" I used is sample for the "drum extras" like crash and high kick sound (start at 0:33 sec) all other thing is made by me like the main drum beat.

For exemple, for the Huge LD sound I used 2 different LD and 1 bass.

To combine the melodies I used a filter

I could maybe upload thoses synths parttern (without the effects)

To conclude, thanks for this comment,favs and took times to wrote me a great comment.

P.s I really love your profile picture :D

Man I loved it! So sweet. I left a comment on the track itself too, but you never disappoint!!

I like your idea soundhound, i'm definitely going to try it

Thanks for the help!!

Thanks TG :)

thanks a lot TG!

Thanks soundhound!! Glad you like it! and thanks for the fav!

Sweet deal! Thank you :)

Thanks SH.. preciate it bro !!

Peace !!

Jody

Hello again.

"..You are writing a whole book in on song"

Yes, I agree. Lots of reasons for why I make such detailed, lengthy tracks but one of the main ones is fearing that things will get boring at any point (though I try not to overload the mix). I tend to address this sort of point quite a lot in my track replies.

Crucethus recently mentioned that my track reviews are often like a novel so it's interesting you should say a similar thing. I have a lot to say musically and a lot to say about music so I think they're connected.

But not everyone who has a lot to say about music comes out with such long, epic tracks. And I guess there are people who write lengthy epics who don't have that much to say about music (or just choose not to).

Yes, I like the basslines in this. Check the riff on 7:28 as it's one of the major basslines used at various points in this stuck through a software amp so that it now sounds like a big, distorted guitar riff.

Sorry I can't let you use any of my basslines in your stuff. But maybe you can come up with something related of your own that will specifically fit whatever it is you're working on.

Thanks for your words.

oh thanks dude yeah it can be difficult to get that groove working in harmony with the core pulse.

thanks soundhound. I appreciate it. just keep trying to stay out of the way of the melody! That zombie did need some taming, however. He was hissing off the spectrum and needed some cuts. thanks for stopping by. nice to hear from you. regards - Dan