Some really great use of samples, especially the vocal break is nice. The delay on the vocal sounds awesome
Great track
Cheers
Dennis
You're right of course - Art is Art and beauty is in the eye etc. But now I'm confused because you're a pro and I respect your opinion, so I'm wondering if I'm just prejudiced against Skrillex because he's young enough to wear a daft haircut and he's wildly successfulany1particular wrote:Yeah Mike, you, I and ten million others have been bitten by the 'wobble' bug for sure. You know? Perhaps the biggest problem with 'dubstep' is the stigma that's been attached to it. Perhaps it's silly to put it in the 'genre' box? Regarding Skrillex-I totally disagree. I find him quite fascinating and he is brilliant at what he does.mikusan wrote:any1particular wrote:I like the intro-sets a mood right off the bat I get th feeling I'm going to like this. And now I hear an interestingly modern rhythm with African influences. And the arps kick in to define the track as EDM? And the filtered bass gives the track attitude!
Reeeeeeeeaaaaaalllly nice!
Hey there Chuck - good to be hearing from you againThanks for the listen, glad you liked it.
It seems like we've both been bitten by this dubstep bug...Weird thing is, I'm still a bit ambivalent towards dubstep as a genreFor instance, I find Burial's music really interesting but Skrillex's music totally banal - as David Bowie once said "it's confusing these days..."
Art is impossible to define isn't it? Fashion, architecture, literature and on and on are all subjective in one's tastes. You know Mike? Some like to paint their walls bright orange while others will find it loud and obnoxious. They may prefer a nice soothing light green?
Annnnyyyywaaaayyyy...I know this has been talked to death...bla bla bla....
Thanks Dennis, glad you liked it. That delay certainly is nice - I recently got Valhalla's FreqEcho (I love UberMod and ValhallRoom) and this is the first time I've used it. It won't be the lastBronto Scorpio wrote:The intro creates a nice mood right at the beginning!
Some really great use of samples, especially the vocal break is nice. The delay on the vocal sounds awesome
Great track
Cheers
Dennis
mikusan wrote:You're right of course - Art is Art and beauty is in the eye etc. But now I'm confused because you're a pro and I respect your opinion, so I'm wondering if I'm just prejudiced against Skrillex because he's young enough to wear a daft haircut and he's wildly successfulany1particular wrote:Yeah Mike, you, I and ten million others have been bitten by the 'wobble' bug for sure. You know? Perhaps the biggest problem with 'dubstep' is the stigma that's been attached to it. Perhaps it's silly to put it in the 'genre' box? Regarding Skrillex-I totally disagree. I find him quite fascinating and he is brilliant at what he does.mikusan wrote:any1particular wrote:I like the intro-sets a mood right off the bat I get th feeling I'm going to like this. And now I hear an interestingly modern rhythm with African influences. And the arps kick in to define the track as EDM? And the filtered bass gives the track attitude!
Reeeeeeeeaaaaaalllly nice!
Hey there Chuck - good to be hearing from you againThanks for the listen, glad you liked it.
It seems like we've both been bitten by this dubstep bug...Weird thing is, I'm still a bit ambivalent towards dubstep as a genreFor instance, I find Burial's music really interesting but Skrillex's music totally banal - as David Bowie once said "it's confusing these days..."
Art is impossible to define isn't it? Fashion, architecture, literature and on and on are all subjective in one's tastes. You know Mike? Some like to paint their walls bright orange while others will find it loud and obnoxious. They may prefer a nice soothing light green?
Annnnyyyywaaaayyyy...I know this has been talked to death...bla bla bla....![]()
And another thing - how the heck did you know about the bright orange walls? That's just spooky
heh, i know that feeling only too wellmikusan wrote: I'm taking far too many prescribed drugs these days to risk any recreational s**t
Thanks for listening, glad you liked itD.H. Miltz wrote:Very cool. I enjoyed it. Thanks.
P.S.-I'm pretty sure that the samples you used require attribution.
macmurphy wrote:heh, i know that feeling only too wellmikusan wrote: I'm taking far too many prescribed drugs these days to risk any recreational s**t![]()
i love the tune. it's absolutely dripping with atmosphere and the samples are great. a very nicely put together track. excellent.
neil.
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