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I made a techno track with some good oldschool feeling inside.
It's proper for playing in big halls,
but also perfect for the clubs.
There's a nice pure uptempo feeling inside,
and a killing low end to let the speakers scream "have mercy". :lol:
Turn your stereo on maximum and move that body:
Ritzi Lee - Engage.
hm. i don´t know what to say... i listened the track and i liked it, but for me a little bit too boring. sorry! but nice try :roll:
i think the synth chord needs to drop out sometimes or change up a little to go along with your mutes and fills... some good ideas in there nonetheless!
Is the track done?
not to keen on this one, a bit too old school in a way, also found it a little empty sounding, the kick also sounds a bit soft for my liking when the bassline comes in.
No it's not done Sam. :)
But are the sounds ok?
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Originally Posted by jake
i think some modulation on the synth will do the trick..
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Originally Posted by dan the acid man
Yes some proper mixing off must be done.
I don't know about the emptiness.
I a way there's a little "NY Synewave" thing going on.
I'm also doing some research if the people are still into this kind of oldschool things. The reactions of most people in Holland where positive in a way about this track.
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Originally Posted by Ritzi Lee
People are into anything if it's good.
I agree it needs a fuller array inside.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ritzi Lee
Me personally I am a sucker for the 4/4 but when you have too much free
space in the composition it almost sounds old school and could be mistaken for old school if it didn't sound so digital. So even if you are trying to reflect a detroit ish feel to it use some modern production values to make it a standout.
i think you used the wrong kick. for that old school feel i think you need a housy kick. your kick swallows itself...maybe ease up on the release.
I like the ideas you have here, but everything sounds sort of compressed. Also it needs more swing! that old school shit was fairly minimal but damn did it funk. this track starts to funk for me around 4 1/2 minutes, and by then it's almost over.
three or four sounds can be made to fill space. imo it is hard as hell to write funky bang'n minimal music. it is really easy to load up your redrum/mpc/whatever with a thousand drum samples and go crazy...it is much harder to pick two or three drum samples or synth percussion sounds that fit perfectly together and then program them so that they never loose(bore) the listener.
i agree with you, you must modulate your synth hook. it is stagnate.
nice work though...i'd like to hear more stuff like this on here. hearing stuff like this makes me want to sort out some web space and post some of mine...