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Introducing my own style - - track in production *updated*
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| jessef |
Hey guys, my first post here on TA under this alias.
http://lego.zianet.com/tilda140/monitor4.mp3
Currently banging out this track, wanting to get it pushed out to the dancefloor ASAP! Hook me up with some feedback to garner a finished production from the crowd (you).
It's a... well I can't describe this sound!! You'll have to hear for yourself. |
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| Gabriel Cazali |
sounds VERY nice, nice sound you got here
not to friendly mix but.... ho cares
like what i hear , love the bassline!
....so, the track its pretty nice, but for me its not finished
work some more on it, add more things, meaby pads? melows? crashes? diferent perclines? that could work to help the track feel less repetitive and empty
like the idea men :) i really do, waiting for the next version |
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| StephenWiley |
| Well it's built progressively. The track is obviously heavily based around the bass line. I think the lower frequencies could use a pretty big boost. I think you have enough percussion in the track. Just turn the bass up a bit. If you're wanting to take it to the next level then add in an insane break. I think this track would be pretty good with one. Think "Arcadia" by Gabriel & Dresden. |
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| Sinnica Hax |
| this is awesome, love the first 8 beats of every sequense, but not too fond with the melody on the other 8, but thats just me! |
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| Nightshift |
| I think this is pretty cool but the entire mix sounds thin and i think you should get a bouncier kick for this track cuz i feel that kick is too flat and boring. |
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| jessef |
| OK, what are you listening to the production with? Monitors I hope. |
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