Description : A lively upbeat track with crisp sounds and chopped up looperman vocal sample made with logic pro x instruments,plugins and sampled fx.
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Very catchy bass line here. This would have sounded as good as an instrumental, with some little tweeks here and there as Spudsy has mentioned. Definately has potential! Nice work here anyways!
thanks for your feedback smallpaul its much appreciated,its the tweeks to perfection which i need to learn to advance the quality,im trying as much as pos to learn from youtube vids as i only know basics so far except for a few things like reversing a sample by bouncing in place and tasks alike. i will reach perfection in good time im sure i know ive just got to keep trying and learning... thanks :)
The opening was almost identical to a tune I used to play back in the 90's, although I can't remember the name of it, so this brought back a few memories.
In fact, if I heard this in an 'old skool' mix, I wouldn't bat an eyelid.
hey mildperil thanks for your comments on the track,glad you liked it.
i bet my life i probably know the track your mentioning as i was raised in the 80's and have always loved my music since i can remember...since you had to press record and play at the same time to record on casette from some dodgy pirate radio station lol...thanks buddy
the bass line is fine for the genre (if your going for the garage type deep house vibe) although the drums seem to have a very strange structure. Parts dropping in and out at will. One moment you have the hats then 16 later they are out then 16 later they are back in? its very jarring and is causing the track to not flow correctly. Also makes the whole track sound like its been made with building blocks. Try making another copy of the bass in a higher octave, and put it after the second break down, low in the mix with some ping pong delay and reverb to ad an extra layer.
Drum roles, white noise risers and falls, FX... all these things are your friend in making the transitions between parts less stale.
thanks for the constructive criticism spudsy its exactly what i am looking for,i dont have a real deal studio set up yet just a mac and speaker to jack lead,vocals are very limited to find in beat anywhere for free and im no master at mixing down... i thought the parts that drop in and out were not so random like you said 16 in and 16 out but hey im no pro and this is my first attempt since having the mac,im not used to most of the terminology yet ether ....ill try the bass in higher octave too ....if you can pass on any hints or tips for mastering in logic it will be much appreciated... thanks
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In fact, if I heard this in an 'old skool' mix, I wouldn't bat an eyelid.
Thanks for sharing.
i bet my life i probably know the track your mentioning as i was raised in the 80's and have always loved my music since i can remember...since you had to press record and play at the same time to record on casette from some dodgy pirate radio station lol...thanks buddy
Drum roles, white noise risers and falls, FX... all these things are your friend in making the transitions between parts less stale.
Thanks for sharing