i know this track isn't really DJ-friendly or structured like a normal track, but i'm wondering if i should really take the time to make it into a dj friendly track. i originally wrote it as a project for a course i'm taking @ college and i'm in the grey area of wanting it to die and wanting it to be more than it is now...

Reese-Perseverance
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Hey, I like the energy that you put in to this song...

-Good melody on the break
-Good riffs with the leads
-Like the intro where the drums are in slow motion, and then you hear the synths creeping in slowly, nice

Good overall work...So do you produce other kinds of music? You should stick with trance maybe...hehe

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thanks for the comments man!

i produce hardcore actually, which is basically like trance on 45 -6 or 7% right? heh..

i've got some clips of my hardcore stuff here http://www.expression.edu/~mtrudell/clips

let me know if anything tickles your fancy

Ok what did you use to make that lead sound, you have to tell me. I need a sound like that, I know its arpeggiated.

I think it is pretty cool, the lead is too loud thou and the cyms should be louder or add some non dist hh for a trance song. I would cut the piano below 200k or something.


My lead sound I mean the intro lead, not the noisy one, but the swirly one.

i like it although i think the vocal is overused...that might be me though & others might like it...

other than that its good...

for the arp lead.. i think that's just v-station actually. and what do you mean by cut the pianos below 200k? i'm kind of confused on what you mean by that..

but aside from that stuff thanks for the comments guys (and after listening to it again Al i agree that i got a liiiiiittttttle carried away with the use of the vocal, heh)

the paino sounds to boomy, cuting below 200hz, on a eq will make it sound better, possibly. Try it out