Driving Trance - Tornado of Souls by Nem

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Posted by Nemesis44 on Apr-01-2007 19:45:

Wow, wasn't expecting to see this thread come back to life.
Thanks for the really nice feedback on this track.

Just to let you know that this has since been remastered and is going to be released. So well excited about this.

Thanks again guys

Cheers
Nem

Posted by ASFSE on Apr-01-2007 21:00:

nice tune

Posted by alefort on Apr-01-2007 22:47:

quote:
Originally posted by Nemesis44
Wow, wasn't expecting to see this thread come back to life.
Thanks for the really nice feedback on this track.

Just to let you know that this has since been remastered and is going to be released. So well excited about this.

Thanks again guys

Cheers
Nem

Well, let us know when it sees a release, I want to get my hands on it.

Posted by Beatflux on Apr-02-2007 01:23:

I don't really like any of your other tracks, but I like this one.

The melody coupled with the delay effect sounds really sweet.

Do you have a mailing list? I'd like to get it when it comes out.

Posted by verdonsky on Apr-02-2007 16:25:

Do keep up us informed when are where we can buy it. BTW, it sounds really professional already, even at 96kbps.

Forgot to mention that the only thing I thought lacked in the track was a maaaaaaasive kick with reverb at 3:56 after the breath/swoosh effect (very nice).

Posted by DJ_Eternal on Apr-15-2007 14:36:

Thought I'd have a listen Nem.

Overall good track.

I'll comment as I listen in timeline format.

* Strong kick sample used, already it does still a bit weak. A little bit more bottom end should do it, but not Sean Tyas style though if possible. Could also be due to the 96kbps sample.

* That loop is instantly recognizable at the start. Sounds like a loop from Vengeance, also used in the Pervading Call - No Time To Rest tune.

* Nice Bassline to begin with, good use of delay and reverb to create a spacey, airy bass.

* From 0:01 - 1:25, it gets a little repetitive. Some more background FX, Synths to keep the listener interested.

* After 1:30, it sounds superb, developing nicely. Your production quality has come a long way in a short space.

* Can't really fault it after this point. Everything fits very well. It is a melodic trancer, but nothing mindblowing.

Overall, super track 8/10.

Paul

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