Regreetings, Mr Shuckers.

I don't have that much to say after my last review but thought I'd drop in to say that your new string part is much more suitable now. There's no jarring clash with that bassline.

I can't listen to the previous version so what have you done to the strings since first upload?

It's not a perfect fit with the flute part (strings+flute) but I guess that's OK. A bit odd can be cool and helps a track stand out from others.

I'd quite like that string part to be bigger and fatter, certainly at times. Try to add some stereo widening effect to it as that will help. I use various stereo widening effects (or collection of effects) a great deal. Helps a lot on guitar parts which sound a bit weedy. Also useful to try out on anything else that needs to be more powerful. Doesn't always work but it's often worth at least trying.

This is quite a simple little tune but it's a bit of fun that people will definitely groove to on the dancefloor.

Congrats!

Hey buddy, this is interesting for sure. I guess I've read the few comments, and I think I'm still hearing a sour interval or two between notes of the bass and whatever the synth is. I think the timing and arrangement is cool, and it's got your signature all over the mix. Some more expressive sounds would really take the progression to the next level. Enjoyed listening!

now you`re getting somewhere! now it`s a working track. not much happening as Nomad said, but fits nice in deep-house genre, but i see that you made some intro, some outro won`t hurt. that was the artistic part. technically needs some mixing and mastering plus that fx is way up than the other part of the track plus it clips a little so it`s too loud. anyway needs some work, but it builds nicely. worth the work because you won`t do the same mistakes again! Cheers!

I'm really feeling the creativity here. This is rather a simple track, which is easy for all listeners. The loops are timed perfectly, and mostly everything goes together well. The orchestra section is a bit conflicting, but that's just personal opinion. I like how you have the track in a metaphor, comparing it to advances of mankind itself. I encourage you to continue to make your tracks in the most creative manner. Cheers, my friend!

~GO

Word up, Mr Shuckers.

Strings here have a positive, bright, kind of triumphant sound. Gotta say I agree with previous comment that the bassline doesn't go with them. Are they each in a different key or something? That or their rhythms clash. So, not a comfortable fit though they're only heard together for a relatively short period of time. But it's still long enough to be a problem.

Bassline is good and a classic sort of house one. But then those strings return so things get awkward again.

I do quite like the flute part. Quite a seductive sort of melody.

Otherwise, this is a pretty damn minimal track - not much else happening to comment on. Try to make those strings somehow fit better with the bassline. If they're both just straight samples, you'll probably never make them work together. But, if you're programming them, you can always find a way to alter them to make them work better together.

Some good ideas though more work required. But don't give up - it's worth pursuing.

the start is good those orchestral sounds fits in, but not the bassline, those both are sound wierd together and some fade in or something would be nice to be the 1:00 mark "drop" more powerful and that effect @1:00 and around 2:00 needs some mixing or at least a low freq. cut to not stay above all (visible in the waveform). From 1:30-2:15 the kick is kicking something, but not rhythm, the flute is a little but loud, but its allright.
The ideas are nice and this track could be more better with a little more work. Cheers!