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Hey BT,first up thanks for your suggestions and thanks for turn in and comment,im not sure if i understand your review right,on my equipment the sound is clear and so i can´t imagen what you mean, I had the Vocals been settled down a little, maybe not enough if you say that it does not sound good on your equipment,please let me know exactly what i can do better :)
i appreciate your review and wish you a nice day,DRO

Ha, thank you, thank you very much. :)
-Charlene

hi thx for the comment... i really had my probs with the high end...i programmed it on my monitors-too much sss...mixed it with headphone-good shiny...listened it in the living room-too sharp and a strange "chimney" sound ... no idea if theres an alternative way instead of listening on different sources...

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Yo BT,
thanks for listen,nice you like,
have a nice day,DRO

thanks bro!

I wouldn't worry too much about it. I made the thing so now EVERYONE KNOWS i'm mental.
Glad you could stop by and glad i got you up and moving.
FR

Hey thank you! Sweet deal, that means a lot :)
-Charlene

Hey again! Sweet deal, I am glad you liked it! :)
-Charlene

Thanks BT,
used the complete Voiceloop on an earlier track,(Guitar Love)wont do the same again ,so i made a short different version of the Voiceloop for this one,thanks for turning in nice that you like.:)
DRO

Brought the kick up a bit. Thank you kindly!

Thank you so much for your feedback! I really appreciate it :)

Lyndsay Rini

Thanks allot, BT. Our collabs, for the most part, are live although Franco (guitar) resides in Italy and I'm (drums) in Arizona. We've been working for a couple of years, now.

Thanks again for your kind words.

Ciao,
Franco & Scott

Thanks a lot for your review BT! I am 3 months late with my reply, and I am sorry for that.

The groove is indeed what I liked best about this track myself. I was lucky I found the right kicks and snares I guess. I do agree on your comment on the mix. Actually, I had not listened to the mp3 export before, just uploaded it. It does take away just a little bit of the crispness. But I think it is the bass that makes it just a bit too full and gelly. Well observed! I'll see if I can eq it enough to make some more room.

Thanks for faving the track. Much appreciated.

Doc

hey BT, thanks for dropping your thoughts and impressions here.
first of all i am happy you like it that much.
you know what, you make a good point with that a more precussive guitar sound might loosen up the mix a little where it's too crowded. an acoustic guitar is so rich of harmonics and i already filtered the hell out of it but what i didn't do is shape it with an amp envelope. never thought about it before and i will give that a try for sure, cheers man!

Really appreciate for replying and for the feedback.

Thanks for enjoying my track.

And yea I have added some cool FX and wetness to the track.
I think its properly mastered now...

Once again thanks..!

Thanks for taking the time to respond. Folks seem a lil reluctant to comment, but I have very thick skin. I have a lot to learn and I'm just trying to get better. I'm very happy you gave me some feed back. Ill take a look at how I can smooth things out a bit. Maybe try some different chords, or just not let both elements clash so much. But Thanks for reaching out. I was going nuts, cause no one would say anything!

Really Preciate that!

Yeah too bad this kind of Trance is very rare these days, thanx for listening and commenting!

Hola and thank you! Yeah as you mentioned though around 1:12, its hard pan, maybe it bit too much and it does sound a little iffy right. Thank you again!
-Charlene

Thanks for the comment. I find it interesting that you and M8TN have opposing views on the vocal panning. I think that because the track is very experimental, there are no 'genre guidelines' as to what it should sound like, so its down to the listener's gut to decide. When creating this track, I was going for a sensory experience over a purely musical experience. When doing the panning on the vocals, the image I had in mind was of some ethereal spirit dancing around you.

That being said, to find the sweet spot between the sensory and the musical can only be done by getting feedback from all you guys that comment, which I really appreciate.

Thanks for the comment.

Kind regards,

Steve

Thank you! I took a gander at Beth Hirsch, what a voice, I love that. I appreciate the listen :) Take care
-Charlene