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Deep. Dark. Progressive.
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| J.L. |
Always looking for any feedback and/or constructive criticism. This is probably going to be my second last track that I'm doing in the "city" motif, before I finish it up and prime it up for release.
Cheers.
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| meriter |
| not bad but this is about as dark as tim allen |
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| MrMaunus |
| Nice one! Digging the sounds and soft full mix. Also some good melody. What do you make your music with? |
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| djnitride |
When I saw "Deep. Dark. Progressive" I just had to listen :D
It sounds solid, but I think one aspect I did not like was when you dropped in the beat. Normally I feel like it releases the tension building up in the track, but I felt yours felt a bit melodramatic.
Other than that I like the percussion and the general feel/atmosphere of the track.
Looking foward to hearing the next/final version :) |
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| J.L. |
Thanks for the feedback so far! Very helpful for me =)
@meriter: at least he's blacker than Al Borland
@MrMaunus: Let's see. FLStudio as my host sequencer. Maschine and Battery for drums. VSL Special Edition for strings and orchestral sounds. And then a whole whackload of different VSTs for other instruments and effects.
@djnitride: Thanks! This is exactly the type of feedback I was looking for. I made some changes to the arrangements with a few fx changes and tried to make the tension release a bit better. I did want overall a more smooth sounding less dramatic progressive type of sound but I do understand the need to release the tension. Appreciate the comment and made some changes, which will probably be likely close to the final version. |
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| Trancelover03591 |
| Really grinding in a cool way. I really like the soundscape. |
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| meriter |
| quote: | Originally posted by J.L.
at least he's blacker than Al Borland |
I don't think so, J.L. |
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