As you said, definitely not exactly your regular trancer... this is pretty unique!

To me it sounds very video-game-ish (not necessarily a bad thing). For example, the harmonized/phased melody that comes in about 1:50 sounds very 8-bit Commodore 64-ish (which is always a plus with me, hehe), and the overall melody really reminds me of the 16-bit era, or maybe an old Sega arcade game. I love the melody change at 4:48, by the way! I really like the overall sound, though I'm not a big fan of the pads at all.

Definitely very nicely done!

I would appreciate a listen of my track if you get the chance: http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...threadid=350486

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Originally posted by Subtle hey this is the first track in a series of three tracks.. its under my Project Seven alias, which happens to be my "trance" alias, however this track aint excactly the regular trancer. and i tried to add some fun into the music aswell, so dont take the actuall production too serious. track: Mega Machine artist: Project Seven, more info --> length: 6:52 bitrate: 320 link: Project Seven - Mega Machine (Original Mix)

Thnx so much for this share Will have a listen to this one later on

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Definitely a little different than your other productions.

It definitely stands out in a genre of its own, and in many of its characterisitcs it reminds me of something from the past... Esp. the chuncky baseline,like it belongs in a set from the mid 90's. tight!

really loving that feeling that it has, but that bleeping seems a little loud. Maybe if you toned it down a bit.

I think somebody mentioned about the synth used that sounds nintendo-ish... very interesting, its sounds fun to experiment with.

Overall, very original sounding track you have.

Last edited by justin on Jun-08-2006 at 19:56