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[p.e.g] - Chiba (Alan-M Remix) [Full 320kbps]
Not sure what is going on with this one... but would be nice for some people to actually hear it since I did it about 2 months ago already.
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Has been played by St. John and Activa.
The beginning has a nice intro, but lacks a lot of percussion and feel if it were to be played at a club...
Love the break, piano and pads go very well together...
& second half of track is basically similar to the beginning, would be much better if it got more uplifting... (higher pads, louder percussion etc.)
Love the sound of the break though, if you would have implemented that throughout the track with more energy, it would have been much better.
Nice job though
Lacks the climax section from the original mix, which would have helped the main section as midaV pointed out. Also the release on the pads in the breakdown is too long, when they play some faster notes it causes a discordance with the piano.
Other than that, the production is mint and the melody in the first buildup is great. I like what you did to the main melody too.
So I assume this is defo not going on the vinyl then?
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| Originally posted by pho mo So I assume this is defo not going on the vinyl then? |
hey Alanzo,
I do not know the original of this track so just judging this on its own merits.
I like the energy in the beginning of the track, I totally dig the hihat work you have in it. Bass is also fat ass
I love the froglike fx you use in the track, spot on.
Build up for the rest is quite monotonic , breakdown is nice, good choice of low string. Piano must be from the original? Very original to say at the least. Leadsection is also quite good. It misses some drive though, it feels empty because of lack of quicker percussions and because bass and kick are pretty much in the face.
Compared to the Van Gelder remix you just recently did this is a lot more to my liking, it is a lot more sophisticated and has more engagement to it. So fair enough you did quite well and productionwise you are spot on.
Cheers !
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| Originally posted by Nomen Nescio Piano must be from the original? Compared to the Van Gelder remix you just recently did this is a lot more to my liking, it is a lot more sophisticated and has more engagement to it. |

I like this version more than the Original.
I didn't understand what the big deal with the Original was, it sounded awful.
This version isn't as uplifting but has much more quality sounds. I especially like the piano break!
Not much to say, but it's definetly better than the Original.
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| Originally posted by Psygnosis I didn't understand what the big deal with the Original was, it sounded awful. |

Love it mate
good sounds, good piano. Typical Alan M sound. My fav is still Spaced though!
Keep it up dude!
really enjoying the intro, the bassline sound gets me going, nice intro synth, i like the percussions so far.. the break is awesome man, those strings are great, very "Barbers Adagio" like.. nice percussion details..
BUT.. what i dont like at all.. is that there is no OPEN HAT, or noticable CLAP.. (I, myself consider that as one of the most important aspects of a good tune..) that lack, kinda makes me not wanna listen to this track again..
thats the only minus i have to give you, otherwise outstanding work

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| Originally posted by Subtle BUT.. what i dont like at all.. is that there is no OPEN HAT, or noticable CLAP.. (I, myself consider that as one of the most important aspects of a good tune..) that lack, kinda makes me not wanna listen to this track again.. |
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| Originally posted by Psygnosis I didn't understand what the big deal with the Original was, it sounded awful. |
and as for this mix, you already know what i think alan.... piano sends chills up my spine, everything is mint... almost. wish you just kept that high energy during the mainsection as it sounds a bit too empty coming out of the breakdown.
alan, you may not wanna keep this download up if you want any shot at the vinyl!
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| Originally posted by EtherealSL alan, you may not wanna keep this download up if you want any shot at the vinyl! |
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| Originally posted by alanzo I thought I would avoid that since the track is a pretty chill one (only 136 bpm). |
i love that intro, very moving, wicked fx and amazing piano work, you really did an amazing job with that and thats the most memorable thing out of this track, allong with the killer hi's.... props
good stuff. all of the elements sound warm & crisp. some interesting effects going on as well..
i agree the track needs a clap though.. the bassline gives it plenty of drive, but a clap would add some extra flavour, especially during the main part, which sounds rather empty. the track needs a few more percussive elements there to fill up the space between the lead and the bassline.
nice work overall 
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| Originally posted by TOR i agree the track needs a clap though.. the bassline gives it plenty of drive, but a clap would add some extra flavour, especially during the main part, which sounds rather empty. the track needs a few more percussive elements there to fill up the space between the lead and the bassline. |
the best chiba ive ever heard

interesting intro, me like
the kick sounds ok, but it's kinda weak I think...the bass is good. I'd add another layer on top of it.
didn't really like the buildup, it's slow, missing some percs and some other synths. fxwise - great job, really good.
break now...wow! awesome piano...I love what you did with it.
climax is.....average. the lead sounds good, reminds me of Carl B - All Day (the TA version), but percussions - where? sounds kinda empty.
well good remix overall, kinda laid back. I dig your piano melody 
Re: [p.e.g] - Chiba (Alan-M Remix) [Full 320kbps]
amazin work m8
donno original but your work sounds quite perfect ....

Thanks for the comments, guys. 
i used it in a set today and it seemed weird played after vinyl. you should raise the volume on the main melody before the break and make it more chaotic (delay reverb etc) imo.
it felt empty compared to the other tracks and that takes away the energy.
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| Originally posted by dj jasonF i used it in a set today and it seemed weird played after vinyl. you should raise the volume on the main melody before the break and make it more chaotic (delay reverb etc) imo. it felt empty compared to the other tracks and that takes away the energy. |
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