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Boomin36Beatz
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2012/01/11 07:29:17 (permalink)

chill last night session

i started making this beat last night
and i need some feedback.
what does it sound like to you???
is it worth working on???
is it too slow???
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    Re:chill last night session 2012/01/12 11:19:30 (permalink)
    This is a good start for something.  If it's going to be an instrumental you need another movement or two to sustain interest.  The beat itself is not very dynamic, so I would start there to beef it up.  What is your goal?  Dance, listening?  I would consider this piece to be a small part of something bigger.

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    Re:chill last night session 2012/01/13 13:12:23 (permalink)
    Agree with Lynn on the 'beef up' idea. IMO the kick and snare need to be commanding this piece. Switch it all around and have the piano sit further back in the mix. You could even sidechain the kick and the piano so the piano ducks out. Make the kick huge - then you've got a beat.

    Also - change the snare to a clap patch and give it some spacey reverb and lick of paint in the highs.

    Kick and clap should occupy similar sized areas in the mix. Both large.

    I'd be interested to hear the changes you make.


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    Re:chill last night session 2012/01/14 11:36:58 (permalink)
    first of all
    thanx for the constructive critics.
    i have only spent a couple of hours up to now.
    so it is just a starting point.
    the idea with the drums is not bad.
    I'll give it a try.
    @lynn i just want to create a lill smooth melody.
    you seem to know what i am amin for. (EPIC)
    :-)
    maybe it couls be something great
    thanx



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    Re:chill last night session 2012/01/14 12:24:04 (permalink)
    Boomin36Beatz


    is it worth working on???

    Of course, it sounds really good so far. I'd like to hear you develop one of these ideas into a full track with plenty of variation.

    is it too slow???

    Only you can answer that.





     
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    Boomin36Beatz
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    Re:chill last night session 2012/01/14 14:54:45 (permalink)
    making a full length track is really not that problem to me (even with some new varis). :-)

    and for mo people have to contact me via mail,phone etcetc.

    thanx for listenig  this lill short piece.
    maybe i have something more for you than a good starting point.

    thanx for the feedback James

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