No, you're right i've been listening it for few days ago and maybe need some lil' corrections. That drums in some parts suffers a bit but i like how this piano sounds. Maybe like you said it's all about tastes :) thanks for your words man!
:P yes heisenberg is excelent for bass @1:50 LOVE IT very cinematic. I dont like the lead bass voice. maybe just me? and the drumline also suffers. I enjoy this :)
btw sorry I totally missed this. keep makin great music :) I dont like the piano so much though. again personal preferences I dont know too much of this style. whatever this is hahah
if any critisizm a minor one would be adding a rassenblok to the bleep sound and making like a gated bar or sumthing but that is just an idea it will sound great either way :)
Btw, that break comes accidentaly playing around with some Rassel FX's but gives an industrial feeling which i think sounds good.
Thanks too cripta and again Tottenhauser, for your re-fav and all of this :)
tophat Thanks for your words jace! Yes, I'm very happy with that! Definitely that song made my music grow up. I learned a lot working with basses (Heisenberg is awesome for that!!) and Tott tips really helped me a lot. His ideas for the organization of my working table are very very useful. I really thank him so much. If he was being hard, it was in a very good way ( and i know Tott could be so hard XD)
I think Tott was being hard on this song because he knows the massive potential this had.. this is a GREAT mix!! A step up for you for sure.. I hear a lot of new elements you've incorporated into this... love that drum break at .. it's flipping great.. it can be a song by itself!
Also the drumcomputers have one external output. But in my experience it's best to use the 'side'exits for each sample seperatly. That way you can alter the sound more with effects.
http://www.audiotool.com/track/stere_scop_tottenhauser_remix/ remix here or on the left.
Some other remarks. Make sure you have your highs/mids and basses on seperate tracks. I mostly use a centroid for my percussion and another one for my synths.
In my setup I put the percs on the left and synths on the right. In your timeline make sure every fx that has an impact on a machine is right under it. Keeps things neat and overseable.
Hi I made a quick remix to 'show' you what I mean. In no way is it finished or any good ;) But I think you'll hear what I'm trying to say. So maybe yoy can 'remix' it. And then save it as a draft. And then look at what I changed or altered. Let me know when you did it. So I can delete it afterwards ;) grts
About the genre...let's call it bladestep hahaha i'm joking, dnb would fit
No, you're right i've been listening it for few days ago and maybe need some lil' corrections. That drums in some parts suffers a bit but i like how this piano sounds. Maybe like you said it's all about tastes :) thanks for your words man!
:P yes heisenberg is excelent for bass @1:50 LOVE IT very cinematic. I dont like the lead bass voice. maybe just me? and the drumline also suffers. I enjoy this :) btw sorry I totally missed this. keep makin great music :) I dont like the piano so much though. again personal preferences I dont know too much of this style. whatever this is hahah
aaaaaaaaaaa great music SSagara
Thanks Vhh :))
Nice sounds :)
if any critisizm a minor one would be adding a rassenblok to the bleep sound and making like a gated bar or sumthing but that is just an idea it will sound great either way :)
this is amazing. great beat and even better synth work, BTF :)
vety powerfull tension, I like it!
Btw, that break comes accidentaly playing around with some Rassel FX's but gives an industrial feeling which i think sounds good. Thanks too cripta and again Tottenhauser, for your re-fav and all of this :)
tophat Thanks for your words jace! Yes, I'm very happy with that! Definitely that song made my music grow up. I learned a lot working with basses (Heisenberg is awesome for that!!) and Tott tips really helped me a lot. His ideas for the organization of my working table are very very useful. I really thank him so much. If he was being hard, it was in a very good way ( and i know Tott could be so hard XD)
Nicely done in deed ;) REfav!
cool !!!
I think Tott was being hard on this song because he knows the massive potential this had.. this is a GREAT mix!! A step up for you for sure.. I hear a lot of new elements you've incorporated into this... love that drum break at .. it's flipping great.. it can be a song by itself!
V.2.0. It's alredy unfinished. Needs some mastering work.
nice
haha we are thinking the same thing my friend! i love this track very upbeat!
Also the drumcomputers have one external output. But in my experience it's best to use the 'side'exits for each sample seperatly. That way you can alter the sound more with effects.
http://www.audiotool.com/track/stere_scop_tottenhauser_remix/ remix here or on the left. Some other remarks. Make sure you have your highs/mids and basses on seperate tracks. I mostly use a centroid for my percussion and another one for my synths. In my setup I put the percs on the left and synths on the right. In your timeline make sure every fx that has an impact on a machine is right under it. Keeps things neat and overseable.
Hi I made a quick remix to 'show' you what I mean. In no way is it finished or any good ;) But I think you'll hear what I'm trying to say. So maybe yoy can 'remix' it. And then save it as a draft. And then look at what I changed or altered. Let me know when you did it. So I can delete it afterwards ;) grts