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Originally posted by R.j. if ur going to do rap, refrain from using any techno-ish sounds, I learned alot from my "rapper" friend....

you're joking right?

Ever heard of Lil Jon? One of the biggest names in club rap beats production and he uses supersaw in the majority of his beats.


In regards to the remix: like said before, it sounds too much like the original beat but it's a nice recreation. Add delay to the piano!!

good effort man

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Oops i produce dubstep now.

NumberNin6 / Ethereal / Orana Project / Greenlight

its not terrible, sounds ok, but its a tad long heh
nice work for just mucking around wif it for a day. :P

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Heh, thanks for the feedback guys. As I said, it was only a few hours work so im pretty pleased with the amount of comments ive got.

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Nelly Furtado - Say It Right [ETP's Remix]

Final Edit up for those that are interested. Mastered with alot more elements.

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Nelly Furtado - Say It Right [ETP's Remix]

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Originally posted by JoeyEnv Final Edit up for those that are interested. Mastered with alot more elements.

i like it alot more now

btw, the chours sounds a lil off beat..

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Mixed Genre Mixes [50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, 00s]:
MGM 6 /
MGM 5 / MGM 4 /
MGM 3 / MGM 2 / MGM 1


Electronic Dance Music Mixes:
EDM 7

Just listening and IMO the vocal just sounds like it has just been dumped on top of the track and sounds all out of tempo, and out of sync. No stucture to the whole thing,the emotions in the vocal build up but your background music doesnt really go anywhere. Eminem really puts a lot of feeling into his words so I think the track should have the same sort of emotion in keeping with his lyrics. To me it just sounds like you have built up some new percussion and strings and around his lyrics and just stuck his vocals over the top.

MP.