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| broadside said 1645 days ago (May 23rd, 2005) | |
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ta for the review - think i got a bit carried away when i firts posted it, ive made it a lot better now, and shorter, but ill see what people thik before i post the update. Mhz, lacking internet in my house right now, bhut will review one of your tunes as soon as possible. Keep em coming . . . Check out my latest song called Breeze
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| broadside said 1645 days ago (May 23rd, 2005) | |
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ta for the review - think i got a bit carried away when i firts posted it, ive made it a lot better now, and shorter, but ill see what people thik before i post the update. Mhz, lacking internet in my house right now, bhut will review one of your tunes as soon as possible. Keep em coming . . . Check out my latest song called Breeze
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| stevel said 1645 days ago (May 23rd, 2005) | |
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Good stuff Nice sounds and a great drum groove. Really like the drums. Yes I think you need to EQ it as there is a lot of volume peaking going on..but that shouldn't be too difficult to sort out. It is a cool tune! Check out my latest song called Electricity
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| fairy beth said 1645 days ago (May 23rd, 2005) | |
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this needs a higher vote - pronto! Lovin it. I really love ur style broadside. U put the 'electro' in electronic....whatever that means... anyways...good tune, well done. Check out my latest song called Message No.1 - David Gwynne
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| eDrew said 1645 days ago (May 23rd, 2005) | |
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Drum Loop... Good stuff, groovin' that's what it's all about right. Where did you get the Drum Loop? Is it from a Jam Pack or a 3rd party, or better did you program it yourself? Check out my latest song called Corporate Presentation
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| broadside said 1645 days ago (May 23rd, 2005) | |
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Drum Loop... Cheers eDrew for reviewing yet another of my tunes! I never used looped anything, so yeah all the beats are programmed by myself, furthermore, none of the sounds are presets, I made them all myself, if not entirely from scratch! I got another version of this in the pipeline, watch out for that - and once all me exams are over and I can trust myself to reconnect to the internet, I can start really concentrating on producing, and reviewing, tunes --- broadside music - well weapon! Check out my latest song called Breeze
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| alley-oop said 1645 days ago (May 23rd, 2005) | |
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Nice groove! Hypnotic driving sound. I'm facinated that you do all the drum programming. They sound really good. How do you do that? Beats are something I have trouble with. I have no software other than GB Great tune Check out my latest song called anymore
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| broadside said 1645 days ago (May 23rd, 2005) | |
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Nice groove! Cheeers pal! Im really glad people are feeling this,because i at first thought it might be a bit strange for people. This is the best way to get good home meade rythyms: 1) Purchase or purloin some of the sample CDs that come with music magazines: they usually include loads and loads of good drum samples, often even listed by genre. Alternatively, there are loads of free downloads available off the net. 2) Using the piano roll makes it tricky as hell! For some reason having a more simple layout makes it a lto easier, as it visually represents the beats better. So other programmes like Cubase, which has the option of a Drum roll would be handy. Alternatively, get that iDrum thing, designed for Garageband, I hmessed around with the demo and its really good, runs along the lines of fruity loops. Laod into it all your cool samples. 3) Try to fill every line with a different drum. Double layer your ain kick and snare, but have host of sidekicks and that and stugg going on aswell to give it a real syncopated complicated ffeel, which is what i like, or alternatively, make it really minimalist and slightly of beat I reckon a good beat usually looks on the page like a wave as one drum comes after the other with no respite - so its important to have loads of different sounds, cowbeells and bongos being really good if used discreetly. 4) this is something someone recommended to me but i aint tried yet: buy a teach yourself the drums book from a music shop - it will have loads of beats tabulated which you can just write in and mess around with at your leisure, no cordination needed. So thats all I can say really, and sorry if i sound patronising, Ive just made a lot of progress in this field recently myself, so im quite full of it and excited. Get yourself RMIV Linplug, its probably whats helped me the most. --- broadside music - well weapon! Check out my latest song called Breeze
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i liked this, but like you mentioned, it needs a little
"beautification"! as well it did seem to be a tad to long,
but nothing to drastic. it definitely is better than anything
i've come up with!!! :)