Post-rock // Drone // Prog recordings

Space_Expert

Space_Expert

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I'm a new member here but have been lurking for years and years. I love this place, the wisdom and knowledge the users here have and how open and creative the environment is.

With that said, I wanted to share some of my seeds of ideas with you and get some feedback. These recordings written and recorded in one 2-6 hour session each and I plan to use them as a base for either solo songs or if I'm able to get a band together.

Please let me know if you have any critiques of the recordings, mixes, tones etc. and I hope you enjoy the bass tapping and harmonics I sprinkled in :)

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This is great music for full HD and 4K video soundtrack. It has great mood and feel to it, with good chorus build up. Nice modern songwriting structures on both.
Congratulation, and best wishes.
 
#3
You and I have very similar song naming styles :)

I like 3.22 better of the two - I really like the fat, beefy kick, but it might be a little over-powering. Also, if it were my track, I'd put a little bit of dirt (or more, if there is some already) on the bass. I think it would help fit the tone of the piece a little better.

Good stuff!
 
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Luke19Boarder said:
You and I have very similar song naming styles :)

I like 3.22 better of the two - I really like the fat, beefy kick, but it might be a little over-powering. Also, if it were my track, I'd put a little bit of dirt (or more, if there is some already) on the bass. I think it would help fit the tone of the piece a little better.

Good stuff!
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Thanks for commenting guys. Funny thing, Last night I went in and played with the mix of the last version for 3.22 and took the dirt off the bass tapping part and added some sub bass to the bass drum (making it a little more overpowering). At least now I know the sweet spot is somewhere in the middle. :)

Do you think it would be worth while exploring a beat track for 3.20? I would like to go in and re-record some of the guitar tracks (some flubs on timing on the 16th notes... maybe I like that though).
 
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