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[old.charliealpha]

Well in the advent of yesterdays events this feels almost irrelevant but here yar anyway. Got a new tune up and its in the vein of a progressive house chugger thingy. Lemme know what you think. Its a 7mb file btw if you wanna download.

Lo fi stream: http://www.besonic.com/Stream/1,3317,g0r0l0t0o0i75374,00.m3u

Hi fi stream: http://lupo.besonic.com/audio_017/0173/475/75374Frequency.20.mp3

download: http://lupo.besonic.com/audio_017/0173/475/75374Frequency.mp3

cheers

 

[old.logic7]

k... I'll respond to this post (since I'm a fellow electronic musician).

This is not normally the type of music I like. At all. Still, I found it rather interesting to listen to (I'm Mr. Detroit Techno). You have some nice things happening with the composition (dropping out at 1:48 and rebuilding it from there). The progression you used with the synth chord reminds me a lot of a particular remix of 808 State's "Pacific". I liked some of the sounds you used too, what kind of gear (kit) do you use? The mix, however, sounds a bit too "bright" for me. Maybe it's the MP3 encoding.

Overall, a good effort.

(Check mine out at http://www.mp3.com/logic7 and http://www.mp3.com/subject28 )

 

[old.charliealpha]

hey kewl, ta dude. i'll check your stuff out..

 

[old.logic7]

BTW, You might want to head over to www.the-gas-station.com and post your music there too. There's a section called "listen to this". There's a thread that myself and several regulars keep going for reviews (it's the one with almost 300 posts). I post there as "subject28"

 

[xenon2000]

I wasn't keen on the bassline personally; it was too simple and sounded euro trance-lite, whereas the other elements of the record were prog. It also seemed too 'quiet' in relation to the main riff. Or maybe the main riff was a bit on the loud side. I dunno, probably down to bad encoding/my hearing, but hey; fairly good stuff anyhow, content-wise. Keep it up.