Description : Ok so the story goes.. I made this track with the vocals by farisha music, but bloody deleted the file before i got time to finish it.. (annoying).. So I thought id upload it here to see if anyone has the time to finish her off the best they can.. Take a listen and if you like, feel free to do as you wish with her. But if not, feel free to have a listen, it aint too bad, any comments welcome.. i cant really act upon any crit as i have no file to work with. but its there if you want to have a pop at making it better.. So feast your ears on some nearly finished 4x4, Peace.
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i dig the track.i think it hyper powerful,i just woke up, now i feel like dancing. thankz wish i could do more wit track,but not my style of music......but if you did this i know you got more monsters coming....see you around the looperverse
thanks for the review man glad you liked..wish i could finish it off thought shame i lost the file.. will check out yours when your done much respect peace
I feel your pain mate, in relation to the "delete before saving" thing. I've only experienced it really bad like twice (where I lost over half of the song & all of the new work). That's why these days I try to save about every 5 to 10 minutes or so. Dunno when/if the computer or program's gonna wanna crap out n crash on ya (also, having an external HD for backing up is also a good idea). Another trick I do to avoid losing work is to create the loops I use in one program and arrange them in another program (that way, if the working file is messed up or lost I still have the Wavs to rebuild the track). The last tip I got might seem goofy, but it can be a life saver (or a really great learning/teaching tool later). When I'm getting super complex with my mixes I'll open WordPad and create a text document where I can take notes on what I've done where (ie, percs loop 2- effects used; Delay, mod 2, level 4, rate 1, clean... or channel 9- Vol -4.5, pan 25% left, FX1 Chorus, FX2 none).
Sorry for the nerdy geek-squad babble there. Lets talk about the track now...
I recognize that synth key sequence from somewhere (just can't put my finger on it at the mo'... FL Studios or Logic Pro, maybe?). 'Tis cool, I can see why ya used 'em (though in a way they serve to fool people into thinking the track is gonna go 1 way when it goes in another). I like the way it progresses into those long pronounced strings once the vocals kick in. And the wobbly bass on this is a pretty nice touch. As were the effects and choppin ya threw onto the vocals to sorta match 'em. The drums're cool too (kinda remind me of one of the tracks on the Tetrisphere sndtrk for some reason). Downside is that I wish there was a bit more on the low-end with 'em (to make it a 'thumpa', ya know). Beyond that this is a pretty solid composition mate. Lates!
wow what a great review... I hear you man. you present me with some good lil tips and tricks there.. It's not the first time it's happened to me either lol.. i may go for the external harddrive option.. I think it would be a good pur chase.. With regard to the synth key sequence i used a preset sequenced synth from reason, so if any one has reason they are gonna used that bad boy at one time or another.. thanks for the detailed review.. always appreciated.. I may take the track on a whole and pop it in reason to sort the low end out like you suggested.. see what i can come up with.. thanks again for the review there dude really means a lot
""Delete File"" before finish it..HAHA..this happened to me so many times...LOL...I know how it can be annoying!!
I do not know much about the Garage genre or UKG,
but I am familiar with UKG 4-4 rhythm, and you did very well, good,good beat!You are very well used Farish pella,all in all you made a great job!
hey there man thanks a lot for dropping by.. it is such a pain when you delete a track half way through.. makes my blood boil lol.. thankls for the kind words there though man muchh appreciated.. peace
so nice to hear that 4x4 sound again...it's raises it head every now and then... always big on the underground though.. the bass kicks brother I love it... nice work... keep 'em coming brother
Description : Uk Garage track. I thought I didnt like much UK Garage until I became hooked on 'People Just Do Nothing' here in the UK on one of the BBC channels. Saw a track list and realised I had or liked most of the tracks, so here is my tribute to UK Garage.
Description : This is my spin on a track based on the vocal line Beautiful Disaster by Miscliqued. I liked how well performed and recorded it was, a premiere delve into the genre of two/step garage. I used the vocal line available, it's less than a minute. It was good to get a feel in this style which I hope to endeavour in my never ending quest up the spiralling path into the cavern of which is the mighty river of the mountain quest into the world of music productions.
Description : Ancient Ideas from 8 years ago. Four ideas in the works. Just let me know what you think. Feelings, sensations, Ideas. Good, Bad, Sucks. Don't tell me your masterful story of increase this and use this and this will sound much better because I don't care. Just let me know...
Description : If you’ve ever played in a “Garage Band” you know how it feels to play anything with your buddies.
Well I haven’t played face to face with these guys since 1976! “Big Ant” Chicago Il. (Bass) doesn’t do technology (still has a flip phone) sent a Bass track to MarkT Plano Tx. (Drummer), that he recorded using his phone Ikr.
This is the most fun I’ve had making a track in a while.
So if you’ve ever played in a garage band you’ll know where I’m coming from
PEACE…
Description : Im new here and just thought i would get some feedback on this. Ive been working on this for a while and have finally got a sound im happy with.Everything is raw except the midi pimp leads at the end. Dont mind the drums, some parts are way out of wack. But i tracked them just to get the idea down. Im going to re-track them in a couple of days. Any criticism is appreciated!
Description : Ok, this is my song for the "Loop Challange" started by FreeRadikal https://www.looperman.com/forum/thread/182711?page=1 Maybe you cant hear the 3 loops i had to use (in any way) BUT i realy only used this 3 loops and a drumline, my voice and just a 4th loop (the chello or string one). All in all it was a real fun to work with - not chosen- loops and the result is something i realy didnd done the last 20 years. A kind of a punksong .... it´s a genremix i believe something punky, powerfull and strange with a touch of the 80´s and with electrostuff and guitars ... --- jetzt geht es los - means something like - Here we go -and- Now it beginns - have fun
I feel your pain mate, in relation to the "delete before saving" thing. I've only experienced it really bad like twice (where I lost over half of the song & all of the new work). That's why these days I try to save about every 5 to 10 minutes or so. Dunno when/if the computer or program's gonna wanna crap out n crash on ya (also, having an external HD for backing up is also a good idea). Another trick I do to avoid losing work is to create the loops I use in one program and arrange them in another program (that way, if the working file is messed up or lost I still have the Wavs to rebuild the track). The last tip I got might seem goofy, but it can be a life saver (or a really great learning/teaching tool later). When I'm getting super complex with my mixes I'll open WordPad and create a text document where I can take notes on what I've done where (ie, percs loop 2- effects used; Delay, mod 2, level 4, rate 1, clean... or channel 9- Vol -4.5, pan 25% left, FX1 Chorus, FX2 none).
Sorry for the nerdy geek-squad babble there. Lets talk about the track now...
I recognize that synth key sequence from somewhere (just can't put my finger on it at the mo'... FL Studios or Logic Pro, maybe?). 'Tis cool, I can see why ya used 'em (though in a way they serve to fool people into thinking the track is gonna go 1 way when it goes in another). I like the way it progresses into those long pronounced strings once the vocals kick in. And the wobbly bass on this is a pretty nice touch. As were the effects and choppin ya threw onto the vocals to sorta match 'em. The drums're cool too (kinda remind me of one of the tracks on the Tetrisphere sndtrk for some reason). Downside is that I wish there was a bit more on the low-end with 'em (to make it a 'thumpa', ya know). Beyond that this is a pretty solid composition mate. Lates!
Peace!
""Delete File"" before finish it..HAHA..this happened to me so many times...LOL...I know how it can be annoying!!
I do not know much about the Garage genre or UKG,
but I am familiar with UKG 4-4 rhythm, and you did very well, good,good beat!You are very well used Farish pella,all in all you made a great job!
dl
Cheers