@tophat I was thinking about that too. I had a highpass slope in there for when the other parts are playing, or just altering the EQ. But at that time, Audiotool wasn't letting me save ;_;
I hear the added effect of your "Bottom" oneshot percussive sample which makes it a tad more concrete (relatively speaking) but this is just my opinion, with love
this one strikes me
what I cannot help but notice is when the beat comes in while the first sample is playing..
the first sample's rhythm and drums is still relatively prominent and when you chop it I hear it as clear as your new rhythm, which does not sound tasteful to me.. I understand syncopation and chopping and things of that nature but in this case, I only start enjoying it when you lowpass the sample and then brought in that fantastic synth around ..
almighty
good god.
dude your freakin drums. holy shit.
my neck was ready
damn offbeat, but love the funkiness.
NOTE: Changed the song just a tad bit. Y'all better get your neck braces ready.
@tophat I was thinking about that too. I had a highpass slope in there for when the other parts are playing, or just altering the EQ. But at that time, Audiotool wasn't letting me save ;_;
now the synth part is tops without the sample.. maybe highpassing or slowing down the sample could do some wonders I don't know
I hear the added effect of your "Bottom" oneshot percussive sample which makes it a tad more concrete (relatively speaking) but this is just my opinion, with love
this one strikes me what I cannot help but notice is when the beat comes in while the first sample is playing.. the first sample's rhythm and drums is still relatively prominent and when you chop it I hear it as clear as your new rhythm, which does not sound tasteful to me.. I understand syncopation and chopping and things of that nature but in this case, I only start enjoying it when you lowpass the sample and then brought in that fantastic synth around ..
so off the beat! love it!! :)
Volume and EQ fix.