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| quote: | Originally posted by adi_hanson
First thing I can spot is its very soft approach.
Had a few years of cranking this up and enjoying the energy.
I think the melody is for an energetic trancer.Or maybe it just sounds alien to me in a housey format
I Like the FX and reverb automation? towards the end of the break.
Maybe the bass could be a little more beefy?
The sidechained plucky synth is interesting.
When the saw plucks come in there seems to be some points of rogue sidechained white noise.Might be intentional.
Overall I think it needs something to push it along a little.
Go on ,up the BPM
cheers! |
Thanks for commenting, yea the melody is a bit fast paced, im thinking of scrapping the chord part. Not sure what you mean by more bassy, do you mean more highs? I think it sounds fine
The sidechained noise is acctually coming from a reverb(guess its glitching or something) and no its not a part of the song.
| quote: | Originally posted by Nemesis44
In two minds about this one.
Actually I think it's a really good house/trance cross over track and would work well early in a trance night.
I think if you were to up the BPM you would have to write another bassline, that's not to say that you can't write a trance version.
It's a nice uplifting piece that works well.
Good job
Cheers
Nem |
Thanks for liking it mate, I'll def post up a faster BPM version soon.
| quote: | Originally posted by Omega_Blue
i don't listen to trance anymore, but this production is solid.
the bass doesn't need any work. it's perfect. it's got a good amount of thump and it's not messy at all. the first thing i noticed was how well the bass was arranged. and the percs. good perc arrangement. the main synth sounds good too. maybe add a bit more reverb/delay in it to fatten it up a bit, that's what all you trance producer kids are doing nowadays right? lol.
one thing i wasn't feeling was the intro sidechained(?) string synth. it's either too quiet, or the synth is ducking behind the rest of the track too much, because i can't get a good feel of what the pattern is supposed to sound like. maybe get rid of the sidechain?
also, the arpeggio- good stuff, but the entire mix feels too centered, which in turn makes it sound too dull/flat. i would've liked to hear the arpeggio separated a bit between the left and right channels. i suggest either using a stereo separator, or manually panning each individual note hard/medium-hard left and right, or using a ping-pong delay. that, imo, would help fatten up the song quite a bit, and make it sound more complete. throw in a couple of effects and you're good to go, imo.
finally, have you tried messing with a low-pass filter on that arpeggio? you could really put some emotion into the breakdown with a well-placed filter swell imo. |
Thanks, yea I origionally started off the track with percussion, then added this bassline. But couldnt get anything musical to happen so I decided to remix this. Sorry about the main sound being a bit too flat, been using this new reverb latley and havent fully reached the sound I want yet.
As i said i hadnt worked on the intro yet, but i would like to keep the strings sidechained, but def more reverb. Havent started on the stereo feild yet, Ill do it tonight.
thanks for the comment
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