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Posted by JoeyEnv on Jul-21-2007 02:01:

ETP - The Realm *Vocal Included*

I kinda reworked the intro to be more melodic and uplifting so the break comes in and bang. I would appreciate some feedback to help me improve this track because I think it has potential. Every little helps.

>>HI-FI STREAM<<

I should mention this is only a sample. Full version is being worked on.

Posted by Frost-RAVEN on Jul-23-2007 02:33:

Not bad...did you record those vocals? Though they are so spaced out its a bit hard to focus on them...Though the track is a bit cheese...I'm not sure why...Sorry I cant put my figure on it...Though i did bump this from the bottom...maybe somebody else will see it and give their comments.

http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=427937&forumid=74&s=
Check out my tune.

Posted by Vibrasoul on Jul-23-2007 08:35:

Sorry, but this old C'hantal accapella from 1991 has to be one of the most worn out samples ever used in electronic dance music. Just drop it!

Posted by Akia on Jul-23-2007 14:32:

I like the intro very mutch but when the rest comes in, 0:47, it sounds like another tune to me, to different. Maybe that will be better when the track is finished... The vocals are good but I agree with Frost-RAVEN, think they are a bit to spaced out. But it has potential, keep it up!

Takere!

Akia

Posted by G-Con on Jul-23-2007 17:38:

love the start. Really lush, nice pianos.

Wasn't expecting how it then kicks in. not bad but different to the start. Maybe work a little more on the transition there.

Percussion sounds a little basic to me, maybe add a few more elements to beef it up a bit. I'd aim for a techy groove with the percussion to give the track a bit more rhythm.

overall, seems promising. would like to see how it will go into the next breakdown.

Keep at it..

Posted by Illumin on Jul-24-2007 02:51:

I think you need to centralize/mono-ize your lower end a bit, everything is so spread out it doesn't mix/blend well with the rest of the frequencies used in your mix, lacks the drive and oomph