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Chrissy G
tranceaddict in training
Registered: Feb 2001
Location: Leyland, Lancashire, UK
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Hi Yevat. I've just given your track a listen. Right now I'd say it has the makings of a good song but at the moment it isn't particularly that good. I have to be honest, the melody gets pretty irratating. You're repeating it over and over again too much with absolutely no variation or progression.
DJ Pete was on to something when he said you should use some pads in there. You definitely need to add some pads. And filter sweeps would be nice. Basically, you need to fill it up because what you've got at the moment is a simple 4x4 beat, hi hats, a one note bass and melody drifting over the top which doesn't particularly maintain the interest no matter how good the melody is.
I'm not saying my tracks are better, in fact I think they're pretty awful, but when I approach a track, my mentality is always to hold a listener's interest. I'll do this by making the bassline progressive by filtering it along the way, distorting it etc or fiddling around with the beat a bit say at the end of every 8 bars so it isn't just 4 kick drums in a row continously. I'm a big fan of BT and I just love the way there's just so much going on his songs that you hear something new every time. Also, Bedrock have a good thing going with the percussion they use. Just take a listen to Heaven Scent. At the end of almost every 1st bar there's just a little kind of tribal sound. It's a little something but adds to it nonetheless.
The silence in the track also needs some work yeah. Maybe instead of simply decreasing the volume of the melody, decrease it and at the same time overlap it with pads or something that will let the listener know that the volume control hasnt just gone crazy on their computer.
Ok, well I hope that helps. On a plus side, your knowledge of the structure of dance tunes seems good. And once you beef up your track, that melody will sound a lot better.
Chris 
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May-07-2001 23:52
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