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Jano Acta - Haunting Visions
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| Endre |
well, here i am..again :( with a new track.
i dont have a name yet so please post some names that could fit into this one.
this is not the whole version, i made a "net-cut" because of bad dreams about steeling and stuff.
Jano Acta - Untitled
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| CJ Slater |
:)
Will listen... |
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| GrimReaper |
| OK, i have listened this new tune and the name that came to my mind straight away, was "Haunting Visions". Awesome tune, nice chants, wonderful buildup, just great! |
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| Endre |
okey, thanks for comments, first name
"Haunting Visions" by Grim (good one)
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| John |
omg endre, you really make me wonder if you have a social life:D
where do you get all the time to make soo many tracks?!?
guess im just jealous;)
will listen to it and reply later
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| Endre |
i have very very short days at school ;)
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| John |
| quote: | Originally posted by Endre
i have very very short days at school ;)
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lol:) i dont even have school, but i just work too much:(
anyways..about the track. it sounds good as usual:)
dont think the melody is as catchy as the other jano acto track, but i like this one a lot as well:) and the build up is very nice! that 'voice-sound' sounds cool..good tune again:)
only thing i want to say is that i hope that you are going to make a totally different track now..most of your tracks have the same sort of synth sounds...
well.. cant wait until the next endre/jano acta track:)
ohw and about the title...Haunting Visions suits perfectly.;)
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| Haak |
WOW! ing brilliant, the buildup of the the tune is great, very atmospheric. And the melody that kicks in is very good too. Overall top quality production, like the kick and bassline, and the synths are massive.
Keep it up :D |
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| FuzzyGreen |
Like usual I'm in awe Endre. Great production. Please do us all a favor and take the time to send this out to your favorite labels.
My only suggestion is:
Take two days working on just the mixing/mastering of this song, export each track to seperate wav files and import them into Acid. Then apply different EQ's and effects to each track or the whole mix. Sometimes you need to mute tracks to properly hear what part of a track needs to be eq'ed out. Also, always try to eq by removing, not adding.
you could use more compression (try vintage warmer) and bump the levels a little bit with a BBE sonic maximizer or Waves Ultramaximiser or something. The levels sound a little low and your arps could be a little more beefy. Compare your song side by side with a CD rip of your favorite track (try a Ferry Corsten production since they tend to have really good mastering). Make sure it is not a vinyl rip because that wont be a good comparison. It should be a wav rip from an actual CD. |
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| Endre |
whoho, thanks for comments and suggestions :)
now ill take my rest i´ve been talking about,
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| GrimReaper |
| quote: | Originally posted by Endre
now ill take my rest i´ve been talking about,
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Sure.. that's what u said before this tune. :rolleyes: ;) |
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| Rhythm |
Hey Endre,
Great track dude - first track of yours that I've heard, and I must say I thoroughly enjoyed it! I love the voice in the background, and the percussion/rhythmic patterns give me an AvB style feeling. I like the bursts of synths that you place through the song, and the atmospheric effects.
Breakdown captures you.... then BOOM!! Very nice dude... love the melody!:eek: One thing I wish I would have heard was a bass line that was more dynamic during the climax, like changing the key. That is just personal preference on my behalf for adding more color.
Finally, filled with great energy dude! Good work!:) |
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