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Solar Stone - Seven Cities (Found Atlantis Remake)
i just had to remix this...
it was screaming at me to remix, but i had no ambitions for it, now im in the remixing stage and exploring synths
well anyway, enough of me yappin on and time to spam my link as i really enjoyed sequencing this one up
also its been EQed and compressed, so please comment on my mastering skills as well 
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As you allready now, I think this sounds bad.
Really mean and Classic Style! Gud stomper!
As I allready said, I feel some acid-dish sounds in there would sound wicked, and you gotta fix that bad note in the pad.
Keep it up!!!
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| Originally posted by ManTrance As you allready now, I think this sounds bad. Really mean and Classic Style! Gud stomper! As I allready said, I feel some acid-dish sounds in there would sound wicked, and you gotta fix that bad note in the pad. Keep it up!!! |
Bad as in gud m8!!!
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| Originally posted by ManTrance Bad as in gud m8!!! |
Yep!
What do you think of the track anyway Mr Mystery?
I'm sure KillDaDj will appreciate ur comments...
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| Originally posted by Mr.Mystery And gud as in good, right? |

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| Originally posted by dbl HAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA ![]() can't download it |
fixed 
mirrored rather 
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Damn was almost going to say 'WHY BAD ?' lol, I only read the first reply saying it sounded bad (and I thought bad as not good).
Really cool man, really really nice remix. BUT one thing, could you possible do some kind of high tone boost ? I know MP3 always takes out those first I noticed that, but could you give it a try so it sounds nice in MP3 ? With some more higher tones (I mean technical right, don't add high notes or anything, just filtering it like you would on a mixer, turning the treble up a notch) it would sound even better.
Nice job.
Btw 6:25 is my favourite part =)
it goods good, but you need to work on the sounds...make them more clear...
thanks!
um, if u look on the tag, it should say bad sampling...
i couldnt export it as a 44100hz track because my v station went all gay when it did that, the arpeggios didnt work and there was some weird panning happening, so i exported it as a 22050hz track and tried to up sample it to 44100hz
didnt work, as u guys could hear it, i heard the odd bad sounded frequencie in my winamp... u can see where the hz cuts off if u put it thru a spectrum 
but thanks for the feedback 
bump.
give me something! 
+1 to me 
As has already been mentioned before, it's not as clear as it could be.
The track works really well though, nice to see a remake of one of my all time favorite pieces.
Snare drum used for the drum roll sounds a bit muffled...try adding some more high end. Now that I think about it, the hi hats seem to be lacking their upper frequencies as well. Didn't really like the synth choice for the melody that starts up at 1:22. I guess the best way to describe it is to say it's too screechy, the tune deserves more than that.
Really liking the rest though, good job.
Not bad not bad, it's a good remix but it has some production details that could use sorting out. As Tranc3 mentioned, the snareroll sounds a little too LP filtered, and you could benefit from using a different sample there. The kick is okay, but could be better with a better sample IMO. Bassline has a lot of energy but it's sort of muffled sounding and could benefit from some more clarity. Percussions are pretty good, though it could use some stuff other than the typical 909 highhats. Very nice pads in the breakdown, I like them a lot. The synth is also quite nice, good job with it. Structure wise it's nice, and with some cleaning up this could be an excellent remix. Good work!
thanks 
the snare roll sample i used was the only decent trance snare i got, the rest r for jazz and such genres...
but if u do check the track in a spectrum, u will notice the cuttoff in the real high frequencys...
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