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[Deep/Tech House] DJ Alfi - Motivational Methodology
Here's a clip of my newest track.
Kinda deep, dark, techy sound...
Any comments are greatly appreciated, and if anybody knows of any labels that release stuff like this, please let me know hehe
http://dump.no/files/8ed25035fedf/D...dology_Clip.mp3
cool idea, nice bassline
I'd use fx on the support lead synths different, they sound too dry to me
nice ideas in this one! although I also have to agree with the above poster.. the support leads do sound a little dry.
production it sounds very crisp! The kick and the bass sound nicely separated. eh..
you could try Spinnin' records
.. they release a lot of progressive stuff.. but commercial stuff as well..
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| Originally posted by Takkra nice ideas in this one! although I also have to agree with the above poster.. the support leads do sound a little dry. production it sounds very crisp! The kick and the bass sound nicely separated. eh.. you could try Spinnin' records .. they release a lot of progressive stuff.. but commercial stuff as well.. |
i just wished u kept your sustain level up on some of the beats but the song is good and i like the grove but i must agree with what the others said.
not really deep or tech house or my style, but it's pretty solid
First thing's first, this is definitely not deep house. Tech house maybe, but tech house is usually more minimal and, well, boring, so maybe I'd call it prog house. 
OK, so you're going to think I'm being spiteful here, but I swear it has nothing whatsoever to do with your comments: it doesn't sound like there's much bass. Seriously, my foot's on the subwoofer and it's not vibrating at all. I think it's the kick especially that seems to be missing bottom end; it's got lots of punch but not so much bounce. Just what I hear though.
I think you've done a great job of creating a groove out of the swingy percussion and overdriven synth line. However, and this might be because it's just a clip, it gets a little repetitive and doesn't seem to get developed much. Are you going to be adding new material, a hook of some kind maybe? Or is the intent to keep it in more or less the same vein that it's in now?
In summary:
- Drums are great.
- Bassline is pretty good.
- Kick could be a little more beefy.
- Instrumentation is fairly standard, but good and consistent.
- Arrangement is solid, but doesn't really blow me away.
Hope that's helpful for ya!
Cheers,
Aaron
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| Originally posted by DigiNut First thing's first, this is definitely not deep house. Tech house maybe, but tech house is usually more minimal and, well, boring, so maybe I'd call it prog house. ![]() OK, so you're going to think I'm being spiteful here, but I swear it has nothing whatsoever to do with your comments: it doesn't sound like there's much bass. Seriously, my foot's on the subwoofer and it's not vibrating at all. I think it's the kick especially that seems to be missing bottom end; it's got lots of punch but not so much bounce. Just what I hear though. I think you've done a great job of creating a groove out of the swingy percussion and overdriven synth line. However, and this might be because it's just a clip, it gets a little repetitive and doesn't seem to get developed much. Are you going to be adding new material, a hook of some kind maybe? Or is the intent to keep it in more or less the same vein that it's in now? In summary: - Drums are great. - Bassline is pretty good. - Kick could be a little more beefy. - Instrumentation is fairly standard, but good and consistent. - Arrangement is solid, but doesn't really blow me away. Hope that's helpful for ya! Cheers, Aaron |
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