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Melodic acid track in a mildly braindance style


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not doing too much for me really. the style isn't something i much go for generally though...it's not bad, just feels a little directionless for the most part. the odd bass melody that comes in 1/3 of the way through is the most interesting part to my ears.

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I´m really liking the odd melodies and harmonies. The bass kick drum really compliments the track but in my opinion the rest of the percussion sounds drag it down a lot, just feels way to basic and monotonous. Spice up the percussion sounds and maybe add one more contradicting melody to make it perfect. Liking where it´s going!

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Interesting sounds. Your track just takes off and is quite wonderful right around 3:00 with that dreamy arpegiated synth bell sounding thing. Then it whisps off into that out of tune, but still in tune, synth, which is nice as well. Good work.

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New tune, has some nice pads. Hope you enjoy.

 

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Not bad, not bad at all! Reminds me of early Orbital (and that's a good thing as Orbital is one of my favourite electronic bands). There's a part at the 3 minute mark that is similar to a track on Squarpushers Hello Everything album (I think the track was Theme from sprite).

 

Anyway, great job.

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Some right Squarepusher vibes. You just need to add a random part where breaks start and then it will be like Tundra.

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it's nice as it stands with the rimshot percussions and other 606/909 ishness.... For some reason i feel some unpredictable semiprominent yet prime open and closed hat work will tie it up. that one more layer will help me get into a state of imagination a bit more involuntarily. nice work

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Some right Squarepusher vibes. You just need to add a random part where breaks start and then it will be like Tundra.

Love Squarepusher's track Tundra. One of his absolute best tracks tho is Tundra 4. A masterpiece.

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yeh if you clocked up the number of hours I've spent listening to Tundra 4. Well you'd have a lot of hours. Tried sticking a break on this, couldn't make it work, just felt glued on top. I don't think I could approach that level of awesomeness any time this century.

 

Will most likely dick about with the hi-hats as that's a really good idea. Plus I'm kind of liking Roland purity in my drum programming atm, I've had the same R8M for 15 years that I have to thump every day before it switches on but we kind of have an understanding.

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It's a homemade x0xb0x with the x0xi0 front and back panel mods, she's my pride and joy. I've got D16 phoscyon which I use when I'm dicking about away from the studio but I generally end up rewriting the lines on the x0xb0x.

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yeh if you clocked up the number of hours I've spent listening to Tundra 4. Well you'd have a lot of hours. Tried sticking a break on this, couldn't make it work, just felt glued on top. I don't think I could approach that level of awesomeness any time this century.

 

Will most likely dick about with the hi-hats as that's a really good idea. Plus I'm kind of liking Roland purity in my drum programming atm, I've had the same R8M for 15 years that I have to thump every day before it switches on but we kind of have an understanding.

 

Yeah, I feel like programming your drums is more authentic, but a lot of times I can't get the right sound trying to program break beats. I think I just need to get better at shifting the pitch and velocity or something. It is equally as difficult to me to cut up a break sample and arrange it with the same amount of detail as I you can program drums on a machine though. Definitely shouldn't force it. I usually run the break through some effects and eq it until it sits nicely into the mix.

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