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-- 'Father & Son'. Progressive track.


Posted by Richard Butler on Sep-11-2012 15:41:

'Father & Son'. Progressive track.

Any feedback welcome before I maybe send this one out.

Is break lacking some excitement, like maybe a big downwards falling melody line made of a thousand saws or something? Maybe a long crash on last drop too?




Posted by TranceLover007 on Sep-11-2012 17:59:

Richard, I use to believe that minimal-Techno/Electro was your personal favorite style my friend but I guess I was wrong lol - you definitely feel really comfortable in (Ibiza type) genre and I really like it.

One thing man, don't get this personal -> this kick is not doing this track a justice, draw too much of my attention and feel really dry to me but remember this is my personal take on it. The rest is just massive success at this point -> well done brother !!!!

Cheers,

Darek


Posted by Richard Butler on Sep-12-2012 15:05:

Cheers

I realise with fresh ears that the plucky synths jutt out too much in places and that nthey still need layering in places to make them more exciting.

Anyway the track is sounding very boring to me now though.


Posted by nusphere on Sep-12-2012 17:31:

I think the melodies are very nice but the percussion sounds weak to me the snare in particular could be much more powerful to induce more drive. I like the build at about 3:25-3:30.


Posted by TranceLover007 on Sep-12-2012 18:38:

quote:
Originally posted by Richard Butler
Cheers

I realise with fresh ears that the plucky synths jutt out too much in places and that nthey still need layering in places to make them more exciting.


I don't thinks so, this is really what make this track attractive, this clean sound + melody line of it.


quote:
Originally posted by Richard Butler
Anyway the track is sounding very boring to me now though.


Again, I don't think so, you catch my attention and that really good sign, I'm picky to some extend about what I like and dislike - I would definitely spend some more time on this track and polish it a bit more for some shopping in the future - my $0.02 Richard.

Cheers man,

Darek


Posted by Trancelover03591 on Sep-12-2012 20:53:

As always you weave together so many different elements, sounds, parts. I kind of get a Pryda vibe with your tracks.

BTW, I hope you finish the last two tracks you posted because I really liked them.


Posted by NKF on Sep-13-2012 00:49:

The only thing i would say is that the kick seems to not sit with everything else. Great groove and melodic as well. The name , well perhaps it is personal, but that is something i would consider changing ? I mean perhaps an acronym so that it is still dear to you but not a turnoff for the djs shopping on BP.

A+


Posted by EddieZilker on Sep-14-2012 13:26:

Your stuff is usually much darker than this. Taking that into consideration, this departure into uplifting sunset territory is decidedly cool. Once again, all I can say is that I'm looking forward to the finished product. I can't really offer any feedback with finishing touches simply because it already sounds fairly well developed. Kudos!


Posted by Trancelover03591 on Sep-14-2012 13:54:

I get a laugh at the slide shows you make to accompany your songs.


Posted by Nemesis44 on Sep-16-2012 22:22:

Watched this one a long time I have...

It's not over complicated or pretentious, and I think the title of the track is needed to convey what is intended with the track.

It's not a dance floor destroyer, but doesn't sell itself as such either.

Perhaps a bit more beef in the kick, but that's the sort of comment I would make about anything so take it at face value. You wouldn't want something that over states itself either as it would sound too out of place and would go against the general vibe of the track.

Not sure the lables will get or go for this, but it's a nice well constructed piece.

Cheers
Karl


Posted by atrophIA on Sep-16-2012 23:49:

Really into this. Could you give me an email address I could contact you at?



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