Posted: Sat Sep 19, 2009 10:05 pm
Quite strange. The clap sound bothers me, though.kyriakos wrote:http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?ntyuzgmwmjm
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Quite strange. The clap sound bothers me, though.kyriakos wrote:http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?ntyuzgmwmjm
alright i took them outjonnyjj74 wrote:Quite strange. The clap sound bothers me, though.kyriakos wrote:http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?ntyuzgmwmjm
Your mixing job is very well done, what did you use to develop these sounds? (software and/or hardware)? Everything comes together nicely however I'm not used to the types of sounds that are being used, let me know where they came from though I'm curious!Bryan wrote:http://www.mediafire.com/?m2y5unyjyzn
What do you guys think of the mix on this track? I'm really happy with the music, and having all non-drum sounds synthesized from scratch, but I'm not quite sure if I positioned the primary pad sound so that everything can breath. I'd love to hear any suggestions.
Also, that latest 88marquis track really caught my earI need to catch up on my homework in this thread.
Wyn! Your pads are sounding better than ever, what are you working with as far as synths/software? Your percussion is coming along too - are you interested in tossing a few files back and forth? If so let me know, otherwise if you're busy and what not that's totally cool.bleak. wrote: I've uploaded a new track titled 'in the realm of trees' haven't linked my work on twoism for a while now. could you please let me know what you think? Smile www.myspace.com/aeron1986
Thanks for the feedback and kind words! I'm running Ableton and the drums are just a kit I put together using the included samples, and I've been using it a fair bit in the last month or two since I finally had a breakthrough on how to create what I think of as true 'four-limbed' drum parts. It also helps keep the creativity flowing to just load up a kit and translate the beat that comes to me rather than taking an hour to audition audio samples and losing the idea.88marquis wrote: Your mixing job is very well done, what did you use to develop these sounds? (software and/or hardware)? Everything comes together nicely however I'm not used to the types of sounds that are being used, let me know where they came from though I'm curious!
no, it's Tiny Vipers. i tweeked the pitch a bit and chopped up her song 'Development'. the middle eastern one is a song by Ahmed Bukhatir. drums are me : )88marquis wrote:Digging the samples man - is that you playin the strings?
will do. thanks for listening, as well : )88marquis wrote:Well nice job with the mixing, I've yet to be able to mix in voice samples with success... A few of your tracks give me the middle eastern 'vibe' if you will - and I love that style, just can't pull it off! Feel free to send me anything you have man, I love hearing what people are up to.
Just got to listening to 'Drenched' - sounding great. Where do you find such great samples for the percussion? Do you do it yourself? Wasn't ready for it to end!88marquis wrote: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=U717XHAV
latest track in the works if you're interested
Chilled out - I like it. Would be interested to see where you take a B section.
Dude, the atmosphere on this one is great! Reminds me of Secede in the best way. While I feel to some degree that I have pretty good musical instincts, its that fullness and richness of sound that I know I need a lot of work on. Are those sounds something you've sampled or created with a synth?88marquis wrote: I've got another in progress, started last night and I've been messing with the percussion all day.. Hope I didn't overdue it!
http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=acbe ... f6e8ebb871
also, its 'untitled2' on my player if you prefer the stream
That's me sampling my own voice88marquis wrote:I listened to that new one Bryan, that voice sample sounds superb - where did it come from?