movingincircles - untitled (prog house/techno 128kbps full length W-I-P)

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Posted by movingincircles on Jun-14-2007 07:35:

movingincircles - untitled (prog house/techno 128kbps full length W-I-P)

http://www.nicholaschan.net/song.mp3

sidechain basslines
oh yeah!

feedback or die!

Posted by Nemesis44 on Jun-14-2007 12:59:

Interesting track.
I like the bass guitar in the break. I would say that this is house music though.
Percussion is a little flat.

Cheers
Nem

Posted by movingincircles on Jun-14-2007 13:52:

thanks!

BTW its my first real track that I produced!

Posted by Spliph on Jun-14-2007 15:01:

intro = catchy, workable for mixin

bassline nice, but i feel i need to hear some pure bass UNDER that...to make it sound fuller... nice lead that's fuckin with you, but i'd make it more varied nice synthy line coming through... man, you have almost everything sidechained, haha!

percs indeed needs work! and the meldoy can use variation imo..

made it with Reason no?

nice track, but as usual, keep pushing your sound!

Posted by movingincircles on Jun-14-2007 19:58:

100% with ableton live, vst plugins, and my bass guitar!

thx for the comments, will work on the percussions

Posted by movingincircles on Jun-14-2007 23:37:

can you guys explain more on the percussions

where it needs fixing, etc...

Posted by BOOsTER on Jun-15-2007 10:49:

feedback or die lol

ok you asked for things to improve first of the kick doesnt seem to have a lot of punch and sub-bass I would definitely fix that...

that synth you bring in later...the very digital one...is a bit too high so you might want to do a gentle lowpass on that one...so its not as ear-piercing...it would make you die in a club ...

also your bass guitar needs a DI box so you dont have so much noise on your recording...or was that intended?

otherwise you have good sense for rythm, structure and everything you need to make better music...now go read a bunch of tutorials, search through the production forum...or just learn by trial and error and you'll be doing pretty good tracks in a short time...hoping to see more by you

Posted by movingincircles on Jun-15-2007 23:26:

quote:
Originally posted by BOOsTER
feedback or die lol

ok you asked for things to improve first of the kick doesnt seem to have a lot of punch and sub-bass I would definitely fix that...

that synth you bring in later...the very digital one...is a bit too high so you might want to do a gentle lowpass on that one...so its not as ear-piercing...it would make you die in a club ...

also your bass guitar needs a DI box so you dont have so much noise on your recording...or was that intended?

otherwise you have good sense for rythm, structure and everything you need to make better music...now go read a bunch of tutorials, search through the production forum...or just learn by trial and error and you'll be doing pretty good tracks in a short time...hoping to see more by you

awesome!

thx for the comments

the bass guitar is ran through guitar rig

actually the original sound was too bland so I chose a massive patch for it

I should change it tho, doesnt have to much clarity.

Will post another version.