Tawaraq

Hi Amine,
 
Listening on my KNS-8400s.
 
I started at the beginning and carried on straight to the end...
 
I also downloaded Tawaraq track and placed it into my ongoing Sonar EQ study project so that I could see what was going on, via SPAN, too.
 
I can see from the wave that comes into Sonar it is a heavily compressed track with the RMS peaking at around about -13 DBFS. So it's nice and loud.
 
The kick and bass sit very well together, which makes this the perfect House tune, I guess (it's not a genre I normally listen to). Even when things are at their busiest, the kick and bass still power through.
 
I think I'll stick this on a SD card so I can listen to it in the car.
 
I don't do House, but I'll certainly use this as one of my "reference" tracks in the future 
 
I can't add any comments with regards to the composition. As far as I am concerned, it fits perfectly with the genre, A great selection of sounds used throughout.
 
Mixing and mastering, well... As you know, this is an area I am still working on so I'm not going to embarrass myself more than I have already around the Songs forum  
 
cheers
 
andy
 

I really enjoyed. Great beat, nice arps and pedal tone variations. The time stretch effects after some sections kept it interesting. Great sounding production.

Yeah, I think it works well within the style.   The kick is nice and solid to help keep things moving and there's a nice overdriven vibe happening.   Like Grant, I really liked the transitions between sections - very cool stutter/pitch bend effects. 
 

Nice track that would work well in a club or a tent at a festival, lots of opportunity for some mixing.

Overall the production comes across well here giving the Adam's a nice work out.
 
Good track, works well within its genre, thanks for sharing.

Yes Amine, I listen to songs here in the control room of my studio, which has Adam A7x's and Event 20/20's on isolation stands and the room is also treated.

Sorry for hi-jacking your song post Amine 
 
Hi Wookiee
 

Wookiee
I listen to songs here in the control room of my studio, which has Adam A7x's and Event 20/20's on isolation stands 

I'm not too familiar with nearfield monitors... I did some research, oh, well over eight years ago now, and all I could afford at the time was a pair of Tannoy Reveal actives, which only go down to 60Hz, which, as I realise now, is pretty sad. I think  that, when the time comes that I am able to get a "studio" room back, I need to ditch the Reveals and get something that goes below 50Hz.
 
I googled your monitors and the A7x's go down to 42Hz and the 20/20's down to 35Hz.
 
My question to you would be, if you could only afford the one pair, which one would it be?
 
cheers
 
andy