Check this out please
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- KVRist
- 158 posts since 27 Feb, 2004
Hey everyone, this is my new tune its trance and its a mix of Scot Project, Cosmic Gate and Tidytwo styles.
Hope you all like
Cheers
Alex
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/9/aleksandrmusic.htm
P.s I've used a few presets in my tune from you people at kvr so thanks for giving me those sounds.
Hope you all like
Cheers
Alex
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/9/aleksandrmusic.htm
P.s I've used a few presets in my tune from you people at kvr so thanks for giving me those sounds.
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- KVRAF
- 2935 posts since 14 Dec, 2003 from Edinburgh
hey nice to hear a bit of trance. gets a bit of a knocking here on kvr sometimes but only in a friendly way
, and I'm sitting here in a Transient t- shirt so cant say anything bad really
One comment would be i think that your break down is a bit too long perhaps? Its good to have a good breakdown but htis one might have me wandering off after pretty girls if i were in a club instead of, er, reaching for the lasers
JIm
One comment would be i think that your break down is a bit too long perhaps? Its good to have a good breakdown but htis one might have me wandering off after pretty girls if i were in a club instead of, er, reaching for the lasers
JIm
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- KVRAF
- 7672 posts since 9 Nov, 2003 from Netherlands
It's missing that sparkle somehow. It's okay though, sounds used are good and the trance-leads are hookey enough. I was never keen on long breaks for the very reason Jim said.
I would say with such a long break go for a heavy climax, but I seem to be missing that somehow, after the vocal sample it even seems to go down instead of up. People on the dancefloor want to be excited and pushed.
I would say with such a long break go for a heavy climax, but I seem to be missing that somehow, after the vocal sample it even seems to go down instead of up. People on the dancefloor want to be excited and pushed.
- KVRAF
- 3266 posts since 22 Sep, 2003 from under the sun
sounds a bit thin for this kind of music, like if we were hearing your track behind a door or something.
this is probably due to the lack of high frequencies and to a narrow stereo field?
IMHO, you may want to check your compressors and EQs as well.
i'm far from being a trance nerd but i enjoyed the structure of your song, particularly these breakdowns (please note that i don't listen to this music with a dancer's point of view).
this is probably due to the lack of high frequencies and to a narrow stereo field?
IMHO, you may want to check your compressors and EQs as well.
i'm far from being a trance nerd but i enjoyed the structure of your song, particularly these breakdowns (please note that i don't listen to this music with a dancer's point of view).
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- KVRAF
- 2323 posts since 4 Mar, 2004 from Portugal (Lagos)
Not bad at all
. But perhaps I would start the voice much earlier in the breakdown. And would use a bit of a sweeping phaser sometime, maybe in the lead, Overused? Maybe not. Mind that trance is not my game anyway.
And I agree with the previous comments, on the production side
And I agree with the previous comments, on the production side
Eventually something intelligent will appear written here. Watch this space.
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- KVRer
- 5 posts since 11 May, 2004 from UK
- KVRAF
- 8705 posts since 9 Jan, 2004 from leroyaumeuni
enjoyable..
but the break is too long and the pauses are.. well.. too long and unnecessary (get rid of them), you really should move on to the wild build-up much more quickly, keep some of the pads in the break but keep it short. The filter sweep at the beginning of the build-up is too slow as well and should reach almost full throttle way earlier. All these factors take the drive out of your song, and that's a problem since trance is all about energy and drive and not a lot of patience, those pills don't work for ever you know

the sound lacks oumph, it's a bit on the thin side - again, not enough energy, trance is all about that energy.. some better eqing and compression will help
but it's a decent song, some good melodies, good build-up (apart from the break)
but the break is too long and the pauses are.. well.. too long and unnecessary (get rid of them), you really should move on to the wild build-up much more quickly, keep some of the pads in the break but keep it short. The filter sweep at the beginning of the build-up is too slow as well and should reach almost full throttle way earlier. All these factors take the drive out of your song, and that's a problem since trance is all about energy and drive and not a lot of patience, those pills don't work for ever you know
the sound lacks oumph, it's a bit on the thin side - again, not enough energy, trance is all about that energy.. some better eqing and compression will help
but it's a decent song, some good melodies, good build-up (apart from the break)
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 158 posts since 27 Feb, 2004
Hey I understand what you all saying but isn't the break being to long long a mattr of opinion, I got lots of Hard Trance tracks that have even longer breaks than mine and I love them.
I know a lot of you don't understand this style of music cause all the websites that I've posted it on that are based around trance say the break is excellent.
Cheers for the comments though, still learning on my compression and EQ so I'll give it another try at mixing it down.
I know a lot of you don't understand this style of music cause all the websites that I've posted it on that are based around trance say the break is excellent.
Cheers for the comments though, still learning on my compression and EQ so I'll give it another try at mixing it down.
