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Allied Nations
Make it happen cap'n

Registered: Mar 2004
Location: MTHELL
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It's good but it could use a little more midrange, giving it a bit more punch...
However i really dont like how it sounds when you cut the sub bass and it's just that click, it's kind of an ugly click, doesnt sound like it's in the same groove as that snare, i dont know, they just dont fit for me...
i also listen to this sort of music quite a bit. this could easily be a peak hour minimal banger, it's allllll about the subtleties with this music, i highly suggest you do not structre this song the same way you would structure a house or trance song, this genre is much different than those and many producers have failed to realize this causing a massive influx of super shitty minimal floating around.
if you want to make minimal, make it because thats whats working for you, not because you want to make minimal or whatever. the whole point of this music is function over form and when you lose sight of that, your clicks will fail.
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Feb-21-2007 19:05
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BOOsTER
Holding Infinity
Registered: Jan 2002
Location: Sea of forgetfulness
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| quote: | Originally posted by Allied Nations
not because you want to make minimal or whatever. the whole point of this music is function over form and when you lose sight of that, your clicks will fail. |
hmmm I strongly disagree with your point here...to an extent...
You should make minimal just for the sake of it, even if you don't know shit about the genre...it's just another experience which counts...actually trying to produce many genres can help you broaden your taste and even your abilities...(some genres have totally different "mix manners") and such...
You can once also find yourself doing an R'n'B track, finding out, that's the genre you want to produce for life...
I strongly suggest, that everyone making music, should (doesn't have to) but should, try as many genres as they like...
Also don't make prejudices like that a house producer or trance producer in this case, can't make minimal...well maybe the result won't be minimal tune per se...but it might be an important experience for developing yourself as an artist.
@Rich: Sorry I'll check the track later, because my ears are fucked after a mixing session with a rock band...Head up, though, mate 
P.S.: I don't want you to think I'm just mindlessly jumping on anyone in this thread...it's just a point that came to my mind... 
Peace.
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Feb-21-2007 19:43
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camsr
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Registered: Sep 2006
Location: nor cal
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Personally I think the snare has too much noise in the mids/low mids. Not enough punch with that snare. The bass drum sounds great, and I would leave that as it is.
Try comressing the snare with a 40ms attack and layering it with a punchier version.
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Feb-22-2007 02:18
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