Sound good on my first run. Lovely jezzzy and chilly rhythm, smooth and easy to listen.

I'm going to let it run couple more times and see if I can get you more info on my experience (so far so good man).

Cheers.

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Ohh man, smooth and nice. +1 from me.

Keep this kind of music coming man, another winner for me.

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cool take on the original. also one of my fav Lovebirds tracks.

here's my ideas.
that swelling chord that filters completely out @ 2:32, have it filter back in to full again with the other rezzy chord supporting it. for the 2nd break too, perhaps.

2:40 is a little sharp on the re-entry of the beat. i think its the high freqs of the crash sweep and the kick boosting each other.

also, after that point at 2:40 before the bongos come in, its a little boring with just the same bass pattern repeating. wondering how it might sound changed up on the 4th measure or maybe add a small amount of delay to the bass to fill in a little bit of rhythm during the rests between the patterns

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Originally posted by kadomony cool take on the original. also one of my fav Lovebirds tracks. here's my ideas. that swelling chord that filters completely out @ 2:32, have it filter back in to full again with the other rezzy chord supporting it. for the 2nd break too, perhaps. 2:40 is a little sharp on the re-entry of the beat. i think its the high freqs of the crash sweep and the kick boosting each other. also, after that point at 2:40 before the bongos come in, its a little boring with just the same bass pattern repeating. wondering how it might sound changed up on the 4th measure or maybe add a small amount of delay to the bass to fill in a little bit of rhythm during the rests between the patterns

thanks sam. i actually got a pm from basti via soundcloud about an hour ago.. i guess he liked this track and the knee deep one i did i'm serious.

anyways, the swelling chord- i can't help the filter on that. the synth has an automated filter and i don't know how to automate it differently. i personally don't even like how the chord sounds, i might replace it with something else. it's the main element that sucks the most in the track, imo- all due to lack of experience and expertise at production.

2:40 was meant to be a "big" kick-in back to the main groove. that's the part where people are supposed to go "WHOO!" and bob their heads/breakdance/do the sprinkler/etc. i suppose i could fuck with the hi eq's a bit if it sounds too "sharp" on the ears..

the "boringness" after the first break was done on purpose as well. i wanted near-silence between phrases. that's why i programmed that hats how i did, so very little played during the 4th beat of each measure, therefore accentuating the first beat of every measure, again trying to go for the "WHOO!!" effect. i think during home listening it doesn't do much, but played out in the right setting i think it'll get people's asses shakin'. i was actually thinking about lowering the volume between the 4th and 1st measures of each phrase post-production to *really* accentuate the 1st beat. i suppose we'll have to differ in personal preference there.

sam i could use some pointers in automation if you have any experience with the filters built in to FL. i really, really appreciate the advice, bro.

this is way above an average track. I think it deserves to knock on the beatport. i don't see why the two things you are not happy with are so bad. thanks for sharing.

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Originally posted by Lascodi this is way above an average track. I think it deserves to knock on the beatport. i don't see why the two things you are not happy with are so bad. thanks for sharing.

hey, thanks man, i appreciate the kind words. i actually just got the original remix parts from basti this morning, so i'm gonna fuck around with that once i wake up. still haven't slept yet, lol.

Are you shooting for our TA album with this piece of art?

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Personally, I find it boring... but it's not my type of music.

That being said, it sounds very well produced to me... nice detailed sounds in a minimal arrangement, and good attention to detail.

Good job.

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@trancelover- nah. this one is just gonna remain a personal project. once i finish it with the original parts i *may* release it publicly, but it's probably just gonna get sent around to a few people and that's it. tbh i'm actually thinking about trying my hand at producing trance under the reso_nate alias.. i've never tried writing trance before, and it'll be an interesting change of pace i think. gotta finish those two tracks first though.

@parafrNalia- hey, i appreciate the honesty; the style of music i create isn't for everyone, especially if the stripped-back, pitched-down house thing isn't your style. i appreciate the thoughts and opinions regardless.

anyone else have any comments? /shameless

hey dude taking a listen.

finished, cant really fault this man. this is a sick deep remix, a little progressive even. worth keeping on the hard drive. Personally i think this is very well made. I can see this being spun for sure. I haven't heard the original, but will take a look at it now. hope you can return the favor. cheers.

edit* just took a listen to the original, its such a sick track. i can see why you chose this.

digging it man - love that it's a bit toned down from the original - i'm myself in quite a bit of a loungey/groovy housey mood of late (past 3 mo's or so) and of course i've been hammering that betalounge set for almost 2 years now lol.

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