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A journey that starts somewhere near dub and ends in a 10% solution of the perfect pop formula.
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| underdog. said 1424 days ago (December 28th, 2005) | |
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so I get this email... ahhh miss c - purveyor of fine feedback. all points well taken. with my new rig (live5) these tweaks are much easier to make than with my old setup. i agree with you wholeheartedly - and I'll get tweakin'. were you OK with the melody transition 2/3 deep in the track? it changes lanes from a dub groove to alphaville without using turn signals. Check out my latest song called The Prophet's Profits
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| mrhappy said 1424 days ago (December 29th, 2005) | |
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here you guys tripme out lol ur badass i could listen to u all day i like your choice in beat |
| zarathustra said 1424 days ago (December 29th, 2005) | |
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sick You always impress with the warm/pop/icy pad synths, and this is no exception. With the drums you use, the songs take a very airy or light overall tone, which makes your sound distinctive. Love the fx bass to start turning into a groove later on. I wouldnt change much, maybe add some more layering on the drums a la chaos' advice. good stuff. Check out my latest song called Languid in Berlin
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| drakonis said 1423 days ago (December 30th, 2005) | |
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cool bouncy bass Like that squishy bouncy bass sound... the jangly panned echoed synths were not too distracting, but I wanted them to morph a little more, they seemed to static. The fast arapeggio was a good bell/vibe sound, but the cheapie-sounding synth strings that came in at about 2/3 through didn't sound right, too muffled? Liked the overall structure. ttfn, Drakonis Check out my latest song called Lullaby for the Inner Child
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| rainfice said 922 days ago (May 15th, 2007) | |
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i would have to agree. I was reading this comment just as that synth hit, and I nodded in approval of your suggestion. There's just something about it that doesn't quite gel. All in all though, this is a very inviting and balanced track. I like the pace it keeps throughout. --- signature remark Check out my latest song called Moment
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| said 1420 days ago (January 2nd, 2006) | |
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The ending... was soft and sweet! I could listen to that type of stuff all day. |
| iSong said 1410 days ago (January 12th, 2006) | |
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nice nice uprising Check out my latest song called Weizen feat.Mitroglycerin
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| macgalver said 1375 days ago (February 15th, 2006) | |
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another great tune I appreciate your sense of melody. it's lovely and organic. thanks, your fan, kelli Check out my latest song called First Sight
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| screwface killah said 1374 days ago (February 17th, 2006) | |
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hot i hear ya dog one love killah Check out my latest song called put it down
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MissChaos
from MacJams, notifying me that underdog has posted a new song. So I
come over here for a listen, and much to my surprise, I hear this
pleasant & optimistic synth-pop tune by underdog. Your stuff always
puts me in a happy place. So I hope you don't mind if I critique a bit. I
think the percussion track is too simple. Here's the thing: the song
starts off with these really cool analog synth sounds... and then enter
in those 16th note hits, which to me acts like a build to something
explosive. But the simple "live drum set" perc tracks keeps going
throughout the whole song. Now, keep in mind this could just be my
humble opinion, but I'd love to hear this thing get all aphex twin...
change up that perc track into a really compelling, complex texture
and you've got a poptastic hit! The dynamic of this song is pretty
constant and consistent throughout, and I'm a sucker for dynamic
builds, crescendos, percussion builds, etc. The flip side of my whole
critique is that if you were to add vocals, you've probably got the
perfect sound bed, a la Postal Service. Either way, I dig this --
especially your bass track. You got me off my absent butt and away
from the holiday chores to come listen and comment, Peter. Thanks for
sharing this. Look forward to more!