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Originally posted by DjWoody Both would be cool. It will take me a while to do a remix though.

No problem, thanks a bunch for the interest I'll PM you.

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Originally posted by DjWoody If you don't mind me asking, what did you used to make it?

Sylenth, Z3ta+ and Twin2. I've only been using softsynths for this type of work, but when I switch back to Ableton my Virus TI will start to play it's part - I've had it for over a year, but still haven't used it in any of my tracks

Just would like to add that this is a really good track , nice and soothing.

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Thanks a million, Adi. Glad you think it's soothing

Wouldn't mind a shot at remixing this.

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Originally posted by gsmaverick Wouldn't mind a shot at remixing this.

Sure thing, I'll PM you

this is really good Owsey.

some things you might want to consider. you built something soft, warm, and melancholic in the beginning, and built a lot of rapport with that. i.e. there was a mindstate the listener likely went into and enjoyed being in prior to the beat dropping in. But the way you introduced the drums, and the overall drum sounds and programming changed things a bit drastically. It felt like jumping into cold water after the jacuzzi, some like it most might not. This piece might be best with no drums or with very minimal drums to glitchy nuances here and there, or very distantly spaced drums. Otherwise very thoughtful, I pictured all kinds of stuff listening to it, nice job.

Once finished you should submit this to people who place things for commercial, indie film, documentary type stuff.

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Last edited by Kismet7 on Sep-26-2009 at 13:19

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Originally posted by Kismet7 this is really good Owsey. some things you might want to consider. you built something soft, warm, and melancholic in the beginning, and built a lot of rapport with that. i.e. there was a mindstate the listener likely went into and enjoyed being in prior to the beat dropping in. But the way you introduced the drums, and the overall drum sounds and programming changed things a bit drastically. It felt like jumping into cold water after the jacuzzi, some like it most might not. This piece might be best with no drums or with very minimal drums to glitchy nuances here and there, or very distantly spaced drums. Otherwise very thoughtful, I pictured all kinds of stuff listening to it, nice job. Once finished you should submit this to people who place things for commercial, indie film, documentary type stuff. -DD

Thanks a million, Kismet! When I was making this track I never thought much about the drums coming in too suddenly and being rather abrupt, but looking back I realize how much better it would've been if I'd "softened" them down. I'm going to rid the kick drum completely and a few more heavy parts.

I like your suggestion, but I wouldn't have a clue where to begin in that case It would be great to let a wider audience listen to my music.