Amber - Solah [Progressive Breaks][192 - Full]

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Posted by GLD on Dec-18-2004 13:08:

Amber - Solah [Progressive Breaks][192 - Full]

My new Project. I finished my first Track, please let me know what you think:

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Posted by MegaMan on Dec-18-2004 18:36:

Nice
But doesn�t sound like trancing at all

What soft u use, are you specialized in any other genres? other than this "enigma" style?...lets collaborate, mail me and lets see if
if you like some of my ideas

Posted by GLD on Dec-18-2004 18:51:

quote:
Originally posted by MegaMan
Nice
But doesn�t sound like trancing at all

What soft u use, are you specialized in any other genres? other than this "enigma" style?...lets collaborate, mail me and lets see if
if you like some of my ideas

never said it would be trancing

i use fl. i do trance as well, but mostly i like trancy proggy breaks.
www.coldheaven.fx.to

Posted by MegaMan on Dec-19-2004 17:23:

may i ask u why you dont use cubase or reason?

Posted by GLD on Dec-19-2004 17:32:

quote:
Originally posted by MegaMan
may i ask u why you dont use cubase or reason?

i tried, i had a look on both of them, understood absolutely nothing (i was looking like this: ) and was so scared i deleted 'em, and so i'm still using FL Studio

Posted by josh rising on Dec-19-2004 20:03:

You do realize there's already an Amber out there?

Posted by GLD on Dec-19-2004 20:14:

quote:
Originally posted by tieann
You do realize there's already an Amber out there?

really? show me. didn't know. it's just a producing alias.

Posted by Luke Terry on Dec-19-2004 21:32:

this is really good, respect

Posted by tylerc on Dec-19-2004 21:40:

sounds very nice man, tho personally i wouldve liked it to be about 8-10 bpm faster. it just seemed to drag its feet the whole way with the slow tempo.

great sounds tho, nice work.

Posted by Steven Hays on Dec-20-2004 17:14:

quote:
Originally posted by MegaMan
may i ask u why you dont use cubase or reason?

I think people don't realise how powerful and great of a program Fruity Loops is. A lot of the best producers today use them. It's quite possibly the easiest to work with out of the 3 and its getting recognition finally.

I would say this track would fall under downtempo progressive. Its a solid track. Great vibe throughout and a great guitar melody. Good job.

-Steve

Posted by Gladius on Dec-20-2004 17:32:

wowwwwwwwww. It's not often when I like a tune only after hearing it for the first time.
Great mix between chillout & breaks. I just love the slow beat in it, dont change anything about that. And the melody is great too! (so nice when it starts at 3:43). I'm gonna check those other tunes soon...
Keep it up!!!

Posted by State of Matter on Dec-20-2004 21:33:

The percussion and bassline in this is haunting and aggressive. You've got a lot of talent, there's not much I can complain about in this. Much respect, you'll go places.

Posted by sooper on Dec-20-2004 22:40:

This is great! I LOVE the slow beat and that snare.. its got a lot of attitude. I don't have any suggestions for you - I wouldn't change a thing!

Looking forward to hearing more of your stuff,
Trevor

Posted by GLD on Dec-21-2004 07:54:

quote:
Originally posted by Steven Hays
I think people don't realise how powerful and great of a program Fruity Loops is. A lot of the best producers today use them. It's quite possibly the easiest to work with out of the 3 and its getting recognition finally.

ozgur can, just to name one.

Posted by davidemonin on Dec-25-2004 08:19:

Nicely done!! I would classify this under ambient/chillout, and would love to play this on my upcoming show Dreamscapes on ETN.

Posted by GLD on Dec-25-2004 11:22:

quote:
Originally posted by davidemonin
Nicely done!! I would classify this under ambient/chillout, and would love to play this on my upcoming show Dreamscapes on ETN.

and i must admit, i would love to hear it on that show!