[Breaks] Roger_Meaden-Trip_Out(Allied_Nations_Trippin_Remix) 320 kbps FULL MASTERED

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Posted by simzz on Nov-07-2005 17:33:

Here you go. the mashup is with a Famous Love Remix track.

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HOPE YOU ALL LIKE IT

Simzz

Posted by .A.Y. on Nov-07-2005 19:20:

kinda weid track heh, but overall nice
but it didnt like that high-pitched melody..
except that its really nice..

Posted by Elemental on Nov-07-2005 19:36:

I don't see the point of putting a 320kbps mp3 but with MONO sound.
Didn't like this, sorry..

Posted by simzz on Nov-08-2005 02:05:

quote:
Originally posted by Elemental
I don't see the point of putting a 320kbps mp3 but with MONO sound.
Didn't like this, sorry..

MONO Sound

what are u talking about mann

Posted by Allied Nations on Nov-08-2005 03:00:

quote:
Originally posted by Elemental
I don't see the point of putting a 320kbps mp3 but with MONO sound.
Didn't like this, sorry..

Yeah ur right its mono.

So?

I see the point of your post, but i'd rather you give me feedback on the track as well, not just my encoding methods.

Posted by stevieboy32808 on Jan-15-2006 05:51:

As a listener when listening through a collection of music you expect a song to be good, otherwise you'll skip it and move on to the next song. Upon hearing your song I immediately felt an amateur vibe coming out of your track. The drums, the melody, and the overall song felt weak. Let's begin with the drums. I lack the proper terminology so bear with me. Instead of the drums you used try either of these 3 approaches:

drum
drum2
drum3

Notice how the drums inject life to the song already. Moving on we focus on the melody that starts at 18 secs. This sounds like it was made on a casio keyboard. Try reworking the melody altogether so it sounds more professional. Finally we look at the breakdown starting at 2:15. Instead of that setup go for a more stronger approach like this:

breakdown

I realize this isn't the beset example, but my point is that this breakdown demands my attention. It's so good you can't run away from it. Overall you had a problem with making the track stand out. Make the track using stronger elements and take more risks with variety because you don't want your song to sound like one big loop. For instance, "Call On Me" by Eric Prydz is a good example of what you do not want to sound like.

Posted by EtherealSL on Jan-16-2006 05:31:

agreed with stevie boy... in a breaks track you really need some driving drum arrangments/samples.... your percussion in this song sticks out very sharply from the mix. i'm not feeling any mood from this one.

more layers would help. i don't think i hear ANY pads in this track whatsoever. that's a problem. you need more elements to keep this one interesting.

also, 320kbps isn't entirely necessary (like mentioned before) for those with slower connections, 320 kbps is a killer.

gl with future productions

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