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Posted by Storyteller on Aug-30-2013 07:39:

As soon as that 808 comes in I like it tons more. .

It's really cool all the way through. What I'm missing in your sound is some filthy saturation spicing the whole thing up a bit. Maybe a bit more apparent ducking and a bit fiercer compression on the mix overall. I've always found your sound a bit too clean and I think it would benefit from some harsher settings here and there .


Posted by TranceLover007 on Aug-30-2013 19:00:

quote:
Originally posted by Seandroid
I like this a lot, it's really atmospheric but it still has a groove. I like the automated filter opening on the chord stabs near the end. I don't really know how I feel about the snare though. It's really subtle, maybe a little too subtle for me but that's a nitpick and completely depends on what you were going for.

This is my new thing which I am entirely prepared for everyone to hate on principal but I figured I'd post it anyway I'm so bored of all things four on the floor.



Exactly this:

quote:
Originally posted by Storyteller
As soon as that 808 comes in I like it tons more. .

It's really cool all the way through. What I'm missing in your sound is some filthy saturation spicing the whole thing up a bit. Maybe a bit more apparent ducking and a bit fiercer compression on the mix overall. I've always found your sound a bit too clean and I think it would benefit from some harsher settings here and there .


And have some nasty potential to become floor monster lol !!!

Cheers,

Darek


Posted by Vancouver on Aug-31-2013 01:13:

This is my new thing which I am entirely prepared for everyone to hate on principal but I figured I'd post it anyway I'm so bored of all things four on the floor.

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I like it


Posted by Storyteller on Aug-31-2013 07:21:

My gf just made a twerking video on this track to send to a gf. Just thought you should know haha.


Posted by Seandroid on Aug-31-2013 08:21:

quote:
Originally posted by Storyteller
My gf just made a twerking video on this track to send to a gf. Just thought you should know haha.


Bahahaha.

I did some work on it if you wanna check it out again. Did the 2nd drop & stuff. And I tried to make the mix a little dirtier. You can just use the same player.


Posted by DJRYAN™ on Aug-31-2013 09:25:

been working on this one.. tell me what you think..
http:/djryan.com/tracks/Impression.mp3


Posted by Seandroid on Aug-31-2013 09:37:

quote:
Originally posted by DJRYAN™
been working on this one.. tell me what you think..
http:/djryan.com/tracks/Impression.mp3


You know how this thread works right? You're supposed to post feedback.


Posted by itsamemario on Aug-31-2013 10:40:

quote:
Originally posted by DJRYAN™
been working on this one.. tell me what you think..



Posted by Rodri Santos on Aug-31-2013 14:38:

i think djryan is the most ellaborated troll that TA has ever hosted.


Posted by Storyteller on Aug-31-2013 16:24:

quote:
Originally posted by itsamemario


I noticed the changed topic title and could'nt resist having a look and this post did not disappoint. Nice work Ryan haha.


Posted by Trancelover03591 on Aug-31-2013 19:06:

quote:
Originally posted by Seandroid
I like this a lot, it's really atmospheric but it still has a groove. I like the automated filter opening on the chord stabs near the end. I don't really know how I feel about the snare though. It's really subtle, maybe a little too subtle for me but that's a nitpick and completely depends on what you were going for.

This is my new thing which I am entirely prepared for everyone to hate on principal but I figured I'd post it anyway I'm so bored of all things four on the floor.



Kind of drags towards the end in my opinion, but overall very creative, good sound design, mixing and nice composition.


I guess I am going to post this. Mainly looking for production quality feedback, the genre isn't really this forums' cup of tea:


Posted by Rodri Santos on Aug-31-2013 19:32:

quote:
Originally posted by Trancelover03591



This is like a mix of several concepts i'd just stick to one.

First part the sound design is not my cup of tea sounds very baroque.

The drop it's ok you have a nice bass going there but it needs some midrange presence because right now it feels very empty and you'd need a good sub to appreciate where you want to go, needs more to be effective.

Then the 3rd part with the coldharbour bassline i like this a lot but as i said it's like having 3 conceptsif you are aiming for something commercial Ummet Ozcan/W&W/Showtek style this is not the way to go , to me this last part could be the birth of a good new progressive track.

By the way i made something similar recently


Posted by sleeping on Aug-31-2013 22:00:

quote:
Originally posted by Rodri Santos




Not a big fan of the riser-sound actually. It gets a bit harsh to the ears. The gouryella-like basline is kinda cool, but i think it would fit better in a uplifter. Im not so keen on the detuned saw-lead either. It´s too much for my taste. But the mixing is overall nice. Kind check the sidechian on the basline, casue it sometimes clash with the kick.

My turn, shred it into pieces:


Posted by Trancelover03591 on Sep-01-2013 21:09:

quote:
Originally posted by Rodri Santos
This is like a mix of several concepts i'd just stick to one.

First part the sound design is not my cup of tea sounds very baroque.

The drop it's ok you have a nice bass going there but it needs some midrange presence because right now it feels very empty and you'd need a good sub to appreciate where you want to go, needs more to be effective.

Then the 3rd part with the coldharbour bassline i like this a lot but as i said it's like having 3 conceptsif you are aiming for something commercial Ummet Ozcan/W&W/Showtek style this is not the way to go , to me this last part could be the birth of a good new progressive track.

By the way i made something similar recently



Hey thanks for the feedback.

For your track, the main issue I hear is the sound design. Some of the synths (lead, ect) and samples (kick, clap, snare) could be looked at again. I think the synth at 4.34 is the most quality sounding synth and the bass is alright for some songs, but I don't know if it is right for this track. The mixing is pretty good to me for the current soundset and the composition is OK but nothing too memorable. Also, around 2.17 it sounds like there are some off time snare notes.


Posted by Trancelover03591 on Sep-01-2013 21:42:

quote:
Originally posted by sleeping
Not a big fan of the riser-sound actually. It gets a bit harsh to the ears. The gouryella-like basline is kinda cool, but i think it would fit better in a uplifter. Im not so keen on the detuned saw-lead either. It´s too much for my taste. But the mixing is overall nice. Kind check the sidechian on the basline, casue it sometimes clash with the kick.

My turn, shred it into pieces:



Great remix of a classic. Really professional quality overall.


Posted by Seandroid on Sep-02-2013 03:48:

quote:
Originally posted by Trancelover03591
Kind of drags towards the end in my opinion, but overall very creative, good sound design, mixing and nice composition.


I guess I am going to post this. Mainly looking for production quality feedback, the genre isn't really this forums' cup of tea:



I really think this has a problem in the drop. There's no power in the mids. You have to have something that sounds fucking MASSIVE when you use one of those deep kicks like that. I tried to make my best example of what I think you were going for but with a bit more of a Showtek/Hardwell kind of vibe to it.

Big Room Bounce by Seandroid

It might not have been where you were going with it but I think you need something to give it that forward momentum.


Posted by meriter on Sep-02-2013 05:07:

can one of you guys with a decent monitoring setup please listen to this and tell me if you notice any big problems, all I've got to mix on are these half broken sony headphones it's a pita


Posted by Storyteller on Sep-02-2013 05:07:

quote:
Originally posted by sleeping
Not a big fan of the riser-sound actually. It gets a bit harsh to the ears. The gouryella-like basline is kinda cool, but i think it would fit better in a uplifter. Im not so keen on the detuned saw-lead either. It´s too much for my taste. But the mixing is overall nice. Kind check the sidechian on the basline, casue it sometimes clash with the kick.

My turn, shred it into pieces:



Had my hopes up on this. Great track to remix, hard to improve . Yours is pretty neat I must say! It's not quite my style but I wasn't dissapointed, it was good!

quote:
Originally posted by meriter
can one of you guys with a decent monitoring setup please listen to this and tell me if you notice any big problems, all I've got to mix on are these half broken sony headphones it's a pita



quote:
Big Room Bounce by Seandroid

It might not have been where you were going with it but I think you need something to give it that forward momentum.


Seandroid on the money here with the feedback!


quote:
Originally posted by meriter
can one of you guys with a decent monitoring setup please listen to this and tell me if you notice any big problems, all I've got to mix on are these half broken sony headphones it's a pita



Having a short listen before leaving for the office. And since it's only been posted a few minutes before that makes sense. Seperation between elements is good. A bit more stereo imaging in high parts of the mix would be nice. That bassy part is a cool change. All in all you're really on your way to something really interesting. Maybe push the mids a bit more to the front to put the melodic content in focus some more. That's it really. Good luck! Interesting track, would love to hear how it progresses!


Posted by Trancelover03591 on Sep-02-2013 06:17:

quote:
Originally posted by Seandroid
I really think this has a problem in the drop. There's no power in the mids. You have to have something that sounds fucking MASSIVE when you use one of those deep kicks like that. I tried to make my best example of what I think you were going for but with a bit more of a Showtek/Hardwell kind of vibe to it.

Big Room Bounce by Seandroid

It might not have been where you were going with it but I think you need something to give it that forward momentum.



Wow! I can't believe you went to the trouble of remaking the climax. Really cool to hear a skilled producer work with one of my ideas.


I guess my reference for the kick on this was Jacob van Hage & Saint Liz - Voodoo:



When I heard this the first time on laptop speakers I think in a live set, I thought the climax @ 2.01 was just the lead and the high end of a kick. Then I listened on headphones and realized there was a lot of sub in the kick but I can't hear much mids. I really like the minimalism of the climax.

But yeah, in a world where my track was good enough to get played, I guess the venue I think it would be sweet would be a festival mainstage with a massive sound system where the sub just kind of takes over at the climax and has plenty of space.


Posted by Seandroid on Sep-02-2013 07:03:

quote:
Originally posted by Trancelover03591
Wow! I can't believe you went to the trouble of remaking the climax. Really cool to hear a skilled producer work with one of my ideas.


I guess my reference for the kick on this was Jacob van Hage & Saint Liz - Voodoo:



When I heard this the first time on laptop speakers I think in a live set, I thought the climax @ 2.01 was just the lead and the high end of a kick. Then I listened on headphones and realized there was a lot of sub in the kick but I can't hear much mids. I really like the minimalism of the climax.

But yeah, in a world where my track was good enough to get played, I guess the venue I think it would be sweet would be a festival mainstage with a massive sound system where the sub just kind of takes over at the climax and has plenty of space.


The thing with that track though is that the lead is far more percussive than yours and it definitely has more in the mid range. It's also triplets and 16ths so it's filling more of the space more often.


Posted by Deillon on Sep-02-2013 08:54:

quote:
Originally posted by sleeping
Not a big fan of the riser-sound actually. It gets a bit harsh to the ears. The gouryella-like basline is kinda cool, but i think it would fit better in a uplifter. Im not so keen on the detuned saw-lead either. It´s too much for my taste. But the mixing is overall nice. Kind check the sidechian on the basline, casue it sometimes clash with the kick.

My turn, shred it into pieces:


Cool cool I like it!


Posted by Trancelover03591 on Sep-02-2013 15:32:

quote:
Originally posted by Seandroid
The thing with that track though is that the lead is far more percussive than yours and it definitely has more in the mid range. It's also triplets and 16ths so it's filling more of the space more often.


Yeah, I see what you are saying. Thanks, I will make some changes.


Posted by Evolve140 on Sep-05-2013 08:18:

gettin' funky in the hizzy


Posted by Storyteller on Sep-05-2013 08:38:

You got a great vibe here! Technically it all fits very well. I just feel it isn't really going anywhere and I get bored along the way.


Posted by meriter on Sep-05-2013 08:40:

^ nice one! bassline could be meatier and less fuzzy imo


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