Downloaded! I'm hoping you'll appreciate when I say this piece reminds me so much of the music that used to play in Tomorrowland at Disney World (Behind the Waterfall by David Lanz, Bubble Shuffle by Larry Carlton, etc.). Your style reminds me of Suzanne Ciani in particular. Listened to several of your tracks and this is one of my favorites.
This is actually one of my favorite tracks as well. The animated filters just kinda worked, and I made a few good drum loops for once. I wish I could remember what my process was like when I wrote this one.
I'm not familiar with Suzanne Ciani, nor have I ever been to Disney World (despite having been to Universal Orlando six or seven times and Sea World Orlando three or four). I'll try to find some Larry Carlton, Suzanne Ciani, and David Lanz and see what I think.
Wow! This is such a fun track. Love the voice of wind instruments. And you incorporated it in such a playful way. Great job! I want to hear the full arrangement when it's done.
Thank you for the review. I should have some time this weekend to work on it, and I feel like the part I have done is as fleshed out as it should be, so the next update should lengthen it significantly.
Starts out with sweet, harmonic vocals then builds into disonant trance. Around 2:40 it seems to switch personalities and gradually gets pulled back into the disonance somewhat. But, from 2:40 to the end, it feels incomplete - like you're heading somewhere but not quite sure how to finish it off. The first half of the track is excellent and the rest has great potential. Keep moving forward!
Nice drums although they're a sharp contrast when the silky smooth synths are first introduced - maybe soften the drums a bit at that point. Later, after you switch drum loops and come back to the original loop, the track is in full swing and the contrast works better there. Nice job.
Downloaded! Nice track. The first 3 minutes have a great upbeat "popcorn" sound. You're already aware of the kick distort in the second half and it would help if you could get that fixed. The two songs are tied together with a sympathetic drum beat and synths. I think you have the makings of two really good tracks by taking them apart and developing each of them.
Really cool elements brought together. I'm not particularly a fan of rap, but the vocal tone had a quality that blended nicely with the rest of the instrumentation. On the other hand, I am a fan of mixed genres and this track does an excellent job mixing rap with chill. Good job!
thanx again for taking time to listen and review track, as ive said before it makes it all the more worthwhile knowing other people appreciate your music. cheers smallpaul
Downloaded! You are becoming one of my favorite artists on here. This song just soars. Good strong beat, synths so smooth. When I grow up I want to be just like you. lol
Downloaded this track! Excellent work. When I saw the genre was "deep house" I almost passed it by thinking it might be too loud/repetitious/monotonous. What you have is a groovy smoothie with a great bassline, nice pads and synths. You throw in a few breaks with the drum beats and if I would make any suggestion it would be to change up the drum beat occasionally - don't just drop it out - but utilize a drum that would change the pattern to create some build and maybe switch back to the original drum loop when you're winding down.
After a literal 14-hour work day, came home to chill out with some tunes and discovered this brilliant track. Strings are gorgeous - nice breaks in the charming beats. Definitely got the feeling of soaring. Excellent work, mate! Downloaded to add to my iPod.
Brilliant! Nice mix of instruments giving it a global sound ("another place"? lol). Beat feels a little heavy after that delicate piano loop (around 2:30). Excellent work.
All the makings of a hot time on the dance floor. As Spivkurl suggested, it could use a bigger build - maybe pads, but maybe something a little unexpected...?
Great track! I would definitely add it to my iPod. The harp-ish instrument at 3:11 is a bit louder when it comes in which kind of pulls me out of the trance the rest of the track creates. Excellent use of overlapping textures.//Review of Update: The sound at 3:11 now flows - great job! From 3:33 on, did you change something? Maybe I'm just hearing it differently because the flow wasn't interrupted. Also, the track seems to end rather abruptly. Oh, as for genre, I'd vote chillout.
Hey man I will send you the mp3. Thank you very much for that and especially the specific mention with time code. I've done that and will try to more, it makes for a review that is as useful as it can be. Thx thx!
Really diggin this. Agree with Reverse to bump the volume on the vocals just a tad - maybe consider progressively processing the vocals somewhat to add some variety. Good job.
Very nice collaboration. Perhaps a little echo or reverb on the vocal to closer match the feel of the music - sounds a little like a voiceover as is. Track ends a little abruptly. All the pieces are there and mostly polished. Nice job.
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I'm not familiar with Suzanne Ciani, nor have I ever been to Disney World (despite having been to Universal Orlando six or seven times and Sea World Orlando three or four). I'll try to find some Larry Carlton, Suzanne Ciani, and David Lanz and see what I think.
Anyway... thanks for the kind words.
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The song is now finished-ish.
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