Bravo, you nailed it. The static voicings, meandering melody, powerful square-ish bass, aged processing with pops, grit, and pitch warble, it's all so good. Amazingly emotional and compelling.
Bravo, you nailed it. The static voicings, meandering melody, powerful square-ish bass, aged processing with pops, grit, and pitch warble, it's all so good. Amazingly emotional and compelling.
This is incredible. The ambient build up, with sample crushed filtered percussion texture thing, to the glitched break; then the hard clipping kick and bass combined with subtle hats and ringing sound design, and occasional soft vocal samples; it all makes for an intense yet highly ordered experience.
Hearing this upon losing my lives would ease the pain. I like how you cycle through the harmony and end up a tritone away from where you started. The glissandi sound a bit out of place to me; I wonder how they would sound twice as slow or with different velocities. Does the lowpass / bandpass filter follow each note position, or do my ears deceive me? Great work. Also holy moly FL Studio is up to version 20 now.
sorry for late response, how could i miss this??
anyway i wasn't really an experimented musician at that time, but i remember using a preset for Vital, so that might be why it sounds a little odd. Also yeah the harmony is unintended for the reasons mentioned lmao, but glad you like it!
I've heard some phat taters in my life, but this one, THIS one could feed the population of Cork.
I might be in the minority in terms of mixing opinions, but I love this level of "amost-cuts-through" bass that you have. I think it's perfect. There's something about most shrill overdrive tones, that seems popular as of late, that the bass feel overly present in a non-immersive way. I like the guitars and bass to glue together and be perceived as one sound. If I had the honor of attemping to mix this, I would even go so far as to bring down the distortion even lower, and maybe compensate with a mid-high eq boost and more present natural picking sound, in that 2:20 to 2:40 section, because I'm that crazy about blending, even when the bass has a bit of a solo.
But what the gosh darn flipping heck do I know?! I know that this spud slaps severly, starch and cholesterol straight to my heart.
Oh yeah gotta starch up haha. Yeah, that's the thing with the 5150 the gain was a lil under 3 hahahaha and the mids were scooped to almost 2. It is a superrrr high gain amp with a buttloads of mid range. Thanks for checking it out! <3
Ah yes, the classic uplifting trance form always becomes a rocket, and yes I do read those. Very close to the quintisseintial 2010-ish uplifting trance sound. Great work.
Super dreamy jungle. I like this space, shimmering ambience paired with gritty beat slices. It reminds me of Sewerslvt.
are we where
This is fantastic. Your "little shitposts" are beautiful. Keep shitposting.
Holy moly, so dense yet so clean. Cheeky Mozart sonata reference there. Absolutely shredding percussion and strings. What's most impressive is the way you use and elevate your samples and plugins to such heights. Fantastic work.
This is incredible. Such heavy kick and snare, high hats that could pierce through solid concrete. I love the initial bit after the drop, atonal, hypnotic. There's this one percusive element that hits on the downbeat of every fourth bar. If it were my mix, I would retune that hit about a whole step up to match the key of the song. Do you know what I'm hearing? Or is there a reason for it's bass to be Db that I'm missing? Absolutely sick regardless.
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