Just in case you're curious why I didn't just post this in the other thread, I feel like work in progresses should be kept separate. I always delete the other thread though, and just in case you're thinking it's so I didn't double post- Raphie was the last to post in there :)
Anyway, if you listened in the other thread you still haven't heard this version yet:
Let me know what you think :)
music2dance2
Not my style of dubstep but sounds good and the mix sounds clean (listening on a laptop)The break with the piano is nice. Good work and good luck
EddieZilker
Always a pleasure hearing you, Sean. Your style seems to translate well into whatever genre you produce in and the piano part is wicked! Awesome work, man.
Evolve140
Wouldn't mind hearing this at a party. Cool stuff dude. Much more developed now.
Cedric K.
wow, the piano and string break at the beginning is really amazing! the dubstep part sounds clean too and balanced and you leave enough space for the sounds, very, very nice!!
good tune :)
DJRYAN™
as talented as you are I'd start keeping my tracks underwraps and invest a little energy trying to get a distribution contract so that the masses can hear your tunes- they're that good. I really don't think that being on TA showing off is going to do much more than provide you w/ phantom pats on the back. E.g. this post.
Nonetheless, I wish I had 1/2 the skill you do. I've been trying to figure out a) how to get the alternating sounds that make up the riff b) what programs you use to create the sounds you use.
Do tell if you feel like it although I really don't expect you to.
Anyways, great track and again thanks for sharing. Now go do something with your music.
Evolve140
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Originally posted by DJRYAN™
as talented as you are I'd start keeping my tracks underwraps and invest a little energy trying to get a distribution contract so that the masses can hear your tunes- they're that good. I really don't think that being on TA showing off is going to do much more than provide you w/ phantom pats on the back. E.g. this post.
Nonetheless, I wish I had 1/2 the skill you do. I've been trying to figure out a) how to get the alternating sounds that make up the riff b) what programs you use to create the sounds you use.
Do tell if you feel like it although I really don't expect you to.
Anyways, great track and again thanks for sharing. Now go do something with your music.
I agree. I'm to that point, too. I do think I know of a few DJs who would play this though. Electro is what's hot for a lot of crowds here at the moment. edit: I should mention one thing I noticed, which is that the drums are rather non existent or dynamic at all in the tune. I am a fan of groovy drums.
Richard Butler
Top notch mate - very commercial - good use of main motifes throughout.
