LMAO
Hahahahhahahhahaha
LMAO
Hahahahhahahhahaha
what?
i mean..
hahahahahahahahahahahah!!!
Word
This mixing isn't great, but this is such a well done song it makes up for it. Props.
Thanks for that. It's my first time on a scratcher as well, so I agree with you there.
This song 4 prez
Ohhhh man I wish this had some vocals in it.
Me too brother.
Find me a vocalist :)
You've got talent
Beautiful melody and bassline. The 7 is due to the simplicity and shortness of this track. It just needs, well... more. The overall sound is very empty. Maybe add some hi-hat and a mid-range instrument or something else.
hehe well yeah im kinda new to this, but you're right ;)
Ty for the review
Grtz ~[W]
Mmnmnmnmm
Ahhhh this made me happy. Reminds me of the good ol' days. Extra brownie points earned for style. 5/5
Thanks, Nick!
Nice
Better than most of the crap on NG. Actually has some mastering and proper mixing. Good melodies, bassline. You earn an A in my books.
This is definitely trance (hard trance or maybe even goa), though, not industrial.
Yeah, I realize it's trance now that I've got more experience with this, but thanks for the review man.
4/5
I'm gettin' down to this, yo.
Thanks for the review.
Congratulations
You may have just invented a new genre, my friend. Trance licks and metal beats lol.
I like it either way, tho. Reminds me of old IM.
Oh! Me likes old IM. ^_^
How about this?
Right before the last lick loops for the last time, break off into the "you will never catch the dragon" riff, use that as a new verse, and use your last "mary don't you listen" part as a chorus from then on out, and this whole song could just be the intro to a longer song.
Great idea(s)! I understand what you are saying completely an am going to try it. If it all works out like you suggested, you will get co-writer credits. Big deal, huh? Thanks again.
Not bad...
Not too shab. You've got potential. To follow up on the comments below on the vocals, try this to bring them out more: First, compress the shit outta them. I usually go as high as a 10:1 compression ratio, but 5:1 works well for a more natural sound. Then EQ. Filter frequencies below 120~200hz to get rid of the unneccessary low noise. Then give it a wide boost of 5db to 1.6khz~2.4khz (depending on what tone you want to bring out). Give 2db to 10khz for added clarity, and if you want a bit more presence than that, you can boost 2-3db to 7~8khz. Hope this helps.
Thank you, this should really help me out, I'll try this with my next single.
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