The only thing I can say, which hasn't been said, is that some of the rhythmic elements sound a little cluttered, to which you would reply, Pot Kettle Black and add, that at least you have a coherent, original rhythm to clutter.
Richard Butler
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Originally posted by EddieZilker
The only thing I can say, which hasn't been said, is that some of the rhythmic elements sound a little cluttered, to which you would reply, Pot Kettle Black and add, that at least you have a coherent, original rhythm to clutter.
Good call Ed - NEM and I work remotely from one another and sorta pile in ideas. There will come a point where we hopefuly iron out any clutter, leveling issues etc - also note I just slammed it tru a ty free limiter for now.
We're both working on it right now actualy -watch out for those 80's vocals any time soon.
Richard Butler
MISE - long way to go but yeah tahnks for the thumbs up.
OWSEY - I agree short clips are pretty hard to give meaningful feedback on. We just sorta sometimes need a little hand hold on the journey, ahhhhhh:stongue:
TEHLORD - that 'Relax' call was sublime mate. It was going to be a remix of 'Ding da da, don do do' by that 80's German guy who I thought was black when I were a lad.
Nemesis44
Rich is of course referring to George Kranz, which I still don't think was a bad call in terms of remix potential, but probably for a later time.
Slightly later version of this track now. With a few vocal touches.
Kind of in a position at the moment where I have been working on Time stretching and I have two possible options for which to send to Meesta Butler to see what happens. Should probably send both.
Cheers
Nem
tehlord
Get in there :D
Seandroid
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Originally posted by Nemesis44
Rich is of course referring to George Kranz, which I still don't think was a bad call in terms of remix potential, but probably for a later time.
Slightly later version of this track now. With a few vocal touches.
Kind of in a position at the moment where I have been working on Time stretching and I have two possible options for which to send to Meesta Butler to see what happens. Should probably send both.
Cheers
Nem
I know it's intentional that the first snare is quieter than the one that follows but it drives me bonkers.
Other than that, wow guys, this track is ing SICK. Very hypnotic. It's kind of weird that I like your guys' work so much because it's got a very wet sound to it and I (as you can hear in my tracks) generally prefer the drier start & stop kind of sound, but you pull it off soooooooo well.
I might be going insane but I year a daft punk-y "YEAAAHH' sound in the background and I'm going to just sit here and pretend that my track From Here On might have been an inspiration for that even though I know it wasn't. :)
YAY. Good work.
Richard Butler
LATEST VERSION -
Quite a trancey roller bass comes in after a while
