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Re: Galactic Glitter
2018/10/23 03:48:49
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You know, we used to get that Hearts of Space radio music show (Google it) out here years ago, and that's as good as anything they ever played on it. Nice work.
Bill
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biodiode
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Re: Galactic Glitter
2018/10/24 11:11:31
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Thanks, Bill I am glad you think it's that good. I managed to get one of my tracks on the Syndae podcast show a couple of weeks back - https://www.syndae.de/
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Re: Galactic Glitter
2018/10/24 14:34:22
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Another Cosmic trip, nicely done Adrian.
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Re: Galactic Glitter
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Re: Galactic Glitter
2018/10/24 15:37:49
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Very nice track Adrian. I enjoyed all the chord changes/melodies and also the nice drum programming....everything translated well on my H-phones.
Congrats on the podcast as well.
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Re: Galactic Glitter
2018/10/25 03:54:21
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One foot in the eighties and the other in the future. Nice one, Adrian.
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Re: Galactic Glitter
2018/10/25 15:45:53
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Good tune, enjoyed the listen. Mix sounded good to me.
Thanks for sharing.
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biodiode
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Re: Galactic Glitter
2018/10/25 16:45:42
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Thank you guys, I am appreciative of the positive comments 👍
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Re: Galactic Glitter
2018/11/14 12:01:47
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Cosmically wonderful.
Great Sonic journey.
Thanks for sharing.
Good Job!
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Re: Galactic Glitter
2018/11/14 12:17:13
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Great title...it sucked me in! Good intro, reminded me of Pink Floyd, and excellent mix...but then it just sounded like electronic everything. All the components were there as listed above - but you need to get out of your comfort zone. I heard pinging guitars heavenly choirs...you couldo so much more to a tune like. One thing I would have done is used a midi fx to just slow the bass so it's just behind the beat or the kick. You could also have the cyms just in from and kick/snare on and bass just behind...this playing in between the beat. It's a neat trick in trying to make sequenced instruments sound more human. Try putting an pitch envelope generator on the cyms too. At the their adding to the sequenced feel...or a granular synth or granular delay :)
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