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How are things Man?
Just listening through the Laptop speakers..
I wouldnt call that Techno - Pop at all Mate. Its got more in common I think with something like Usher, Chris Brown, Ne-Yo or Flo Rida.
Its got that Southern / Crunk / Rap / R&B / Pop vibe.
Maybe send it to Ciara or Lil John
It seems to be missing a Rap.. a few Yeahhhhhh's or Heyyyyyyyy's here & there would be good!
Now, where do you begin to start looking for a Rapper?
Hmmm..
Hi and thanks for reviewing it!! Compaired to what I normally do its a lil bit more techno but i see exactly what your sayin.
I actually did the track for a rapper who was looking for a "club/pop" type track.
heres what your more likely to here from me http://soundcloud.com/paulfarrellmusic/tell-me-beat-snippet0 -
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Dirt Frequencies | Diarmaid O Meara & Luke Creed
Dirt frequencies is the first collaborative release from Diarmaid O Meara and Luke Creed on Gobsmacked records.
Bitchbags comes as the release A side, with its mash up of new age electronica and European techno with a minimal element that warps the track towards a sort of hypnotic intensity. Created for both the big room and small speaker sound, the intensity and originality of the track has been grabbing attention across the Europe for several months. The B side counter track, Niteflix, is a harder, more technotic and filthier sound, made more for the specialist techno acts and fans but still comes with a similar warped style that grabs the attention and lets the mind wander.
Available from almost all dance orientated digital download stores now!
Or listen @ http://www,myspace.com/lukecreed or http://www.myspace.com/diarmaidomeara0 -
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Right, i know not that many people are not down with the Dubstep here but i can assure you this one has no offending LFO's.
I'm really pleased with this as it's very different to my previous Dubstep, softer, long build...lot's of interesting hits etc.
What i am not sure about is the mix, the levels of everything at every point in the song. If someone could give it a listen i would really appreciate it.
http://soundcloud.com/shatterfreak/a-sudden-fear-of-being-alone
I love Dubstep. I think its a very difficult genre to get right. Conquering the LFO's is one thing.. but the beats are just as important as are the right use of sounds & pattern/section changes. Credit where credit is due - I certainly would not be qualified to make a DS track. Its music for people with ADD or ADHD. Its got to be constantly changing. You cant get away with repetitive beats! I'd be ****ed then
Thats the best track of yours that I have heard so far Dragan. The sounds in it are pretty much current & on the ball.
2 things though about the arrangement etc..
1. I'd change that Bell sound that comes in for a section in the middle. To my ears it sounds too casio kboard. Maybe substitute it for a sample of a real bell - a real solemn Death Knell.. with some White noise wind fx adding dark atmospherics before it comes back in.
2. There needs to be a few little build ups to drive it forward. Maybe have a stompin 4x4 beat for a bar, maybe w. a different hat pattern / without snare claps.. or 4x4 with an off beat clap. You'll probably need some kind of little fx to introduce the next section. A pitch riser would sound great over the 4x4 section.
Other that that - its really cool. Really like the synth sounds in the back.
& There are good gaps inbetween the beats to let the groove develop.
You really seem to have concentrated on one main idea in this tune.. which is great. I think it worked out well for you.
I really enjoyed this one. Its definitely your best track to date :cool:0 -
I love Dubstep. I think its a very difficult genre to get right. Conquering the LFO's is one thing.. but the beats are just as important as are the right use of sounds & pattern/section changes. Credit where credit is due - I certainly would not be qualified to make a DS track. Its music for people with ADD or ADHD. Its got to be constantly changing. You cant get away with repetitive beats! I'd be ****ed then
Thats the best track of yours that I have heard so far Dragan. The sounds in it are pretty much current & on the ball.
2 things though about the arrangement etc..
1. I'd change that Bell sound that comes in for a section in the middle. To my ears it sounds too casio kboard. Maybe substitute it for a sample of a real bell - a real solemn Death Knell.. with some White noise wind fx adding dark atmospherics before it comes back in.
2. There needs to be a few little build ups to drive it forward. Maybe have a stompin 4x4 beat for a bar, maybe w. a different hat pattern / without snare claps.. or 4x4 with an off beat clap. You'll probably need some kind of little fx to introduce the next section. A pitch riser would sound great over the 4x4 section.
Other that that - its really cool. Really like the synth sounds in the back.
& There are good gaps inbetween the beats to let the groove develop.
You really seem to have concentrated on one main idea in this tune.. which is great. I think it worked out well for you.
I really enjoyed this one. Its definitely your best track to date :cool:
Lovely stuff man, thank you very much for the feedback! I'm going to step back from this track for about a week, then give it another go over and will be sure to implement your suggestions.
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deathronan wrote: »I have more as promised, there all up on http://www.myspace.com/daveronan1 if ya wanna give em a listen.
Cheers1
Listening now as I try to see if I can find a solution to Rockshamrovers Logic problems..
EDIT - Yeah.. Thats good Music Man. Really like your stuff.
Like the mix between live instruments & the electronics. Is it Guitar & live drums somewhere in those 2 new tracks?
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any links diarmaid eh i mean luke:pac:
Just added links, can listen @ http://www,myspace.com/lukecreed or http://www.myspace.com/diarmaidomearaThis is where music should be posted really - please keep the main forum clean... And please remember this is a production forum, your finished music should be posted up in the dance forum
- otherwise it's just shilling here!
sorry bud
Is there a separate finished material forum? or will i just post the new releases on this thread from now on?0 -
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Listening now as I try to see if I can find a solution to Rockshamrovers Logic problems..
EDIT - Yeah.. Thats good Music Man. Really like your stuff.
Like the mix between live instruments & the electronics. Is it Guitar & live drums somewhere in those 2 new tracks?
Top Stuff.
Cheers mate! The guitar i recorded through Guitar Rig 3, wicked piece of software. The drums are sampled and programmed in live.0 -
Still learning reason, so no tracks from that yet, heres a track I made today on fl.
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Hello,
Thought I'd send you the first 2 links so you can have a listen
Re-rub of Freeland - We Want Your Soul; otherwise know as Trafik's Psyren Mix: http://www.box.net/shared/i8g3iq8dna
The Trafik Mix of Goldfrapp - Deep Honey: http://www.box.net/shared/b4vycs6que
Tell us what you think about it and join the facebook page to receive the next songs!
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Artist: Boshell & Cody
Title: Speaker Hook.
Mixes: Original, Astronivo & The Aural Asylum.
Label : Omnis Recordings
Next up on our humble little label is none-other than Christian Boshell, one of the three musketeers here at Omnis , along with his illustrious studio mate Brian Cody...and together they bring you...SPEAKERHOOK. This package is quite honestly one of the most exciting releases we've had on the label to date with remixes from AstroNivo and The Aural Asylum.
The original Boshell & Cody mix is a deeper-hypnotic chugger, chalk full with moody pads and stabs that will undeniably send your head to the moon. Great as an opener, it's quite the vibe setter to say the least.
On remix #1, label regulars AstroNivo have done quite the job of taking their rendition straight to the club, with a big-room tribal-percussion-lead rocker. These guys are set to blow up and with their recent Primo remix been played by Laurent Garnier and Vinortsa off the stellar Hasamba EP finding it's way into Sasha's box, they are NOT to be taken lightly. Check this one out when your ready to let your hips go!
And last but absolutely not least, we have another Boshell project, this time with former US Cream resident Casper under their The Aural Asylum moniker. Drop your c**ks and grab your socks because this ones seriously en fuego! Do not take this remix lightly. It will jump start any set and really takes some interesting turns, particularly after the first break. If you are looking for something to drive the floor and head to the peak hours, this is definitely the tool to get you there, no question.
This release is currently being supported by Martijn ten Velden , Desyn Masielo , PQM , Kosmas Epsilon , Randall Jones , Anthony Pappa , Kevin Swain , Jamie Stevens (Infusion) , Par Grindvik , Kasey Taylor , Jody Wisternoff , Tim Andresen to name just a few ……
Check it out here : https://www.beatport.com/en-US/html/content/label/detail/829/Omnis%20Recordings
Hope you enjoy the ..MUSIC FROM OUR WORLD...
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http://www.myspace.com/BoshellandCody
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