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| Low End Theory said 1255 days ago (June 21st, 2006) | |
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A story in the details Cheers for the comments....the drum pattern wasn't programmed as such, but pieced together (time consuming!) using the midi drumkits and my keystation keyboard. Those drum rolls were changed from an earlier version (sounded too '80s). The bass line was an idea i nicked from the Chemical Brothers i think. I was listening to a song of theirs and noticed that the bass line was only 3 or 4 notes, but certain notes resonnated more than others, and that was what i was trying to do here. I like the bass line, its simple so it works well with the song, but also a bit unnerving! Cheers again Check out my latest song called The Lessons of Life & Love
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| vbluesky said 1258 days ago (June 19th, 2006) | |
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vote I like this jam, very good production, makes me dance...cool art work ... I can hear a singer like Billy McKenzie of The Associates....thanks 4 the jam Check out my latest song called SMILE ( onesweetworld Remix )
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chikoppi
Nice intro! Lively, but also sort of dreamy. The beat is very smooth and
light as it is introduced, making the transition to the kick and snare
gentle. DId you program the drum pattern? If so, its good - especially
the little snare roll. You used a lot of ambient sound effects, but they
don't seem to overcrowd eachother. Instead, all the details make me
want to lean in and pay attention.
The one aspect I'm not so sure about is the bass. It works well to lend
power to the bottom end, but it doesn't move around much and is very
heavy in the lowest frequencies (I suspect it soaks up a lot of your
levels when it makes an appearance). Still and all, a very cool journey
and an excellent artistic representation to boot!