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Vizay
immiNspired

Registered: Dec 2001
Location: Stockholm & in my mind

I like how you handle the main lead that comes in during the break, so clean when you start the sidechaincompression on it (dunno if it's how you've done it or if it's just trigered by an LFO but the effect sounds like it's been sidechaincompressed anyway )

I like the sound overall, the mixing is straightforward and clean, not to much going on in the whole picture etc.

as you say it's not a mindblowing tune but it's nice to listen to, a perfect fillertrack

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May-27-2006 17:06 Sweden

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Subtle
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Registered: Nov 2002
Location: Urban Shakedown

excellent production quality and dynamics, the whole track has personality.. the strings are excellent and the breakbeat is very fine.. i like the way the strings kinda leads to nothing, and just goes back to the beat.. top notch stuff..

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May-27-2006 17:46 Norway

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tylerc
wannabe ballaz

Registered: Nov 2004
Location: MN USA

thanks a lot guys!

i hate calling my own tracks filler, but really that's what it is. glad it can be appreciated as such.

Arudius - feel free to contact me if you have any questions man, i'll definitely try to help you out.

vizay - well, i hate calling it sidechain compressing because i'm not actually using a compressor in there anywhere. it's done by an inverted peak controller on the kick. i typed up a tutorial on how to do it that you should be able to find if you do a search. i htink the title is 'how to sidechain in fl' or something like that.

i spent a lot of time perfecting the swing on the hihats and some of the synths to keep the bouncey feel, and i think thats where the groove comes from that people are mentioning.

thanks again for the feedback