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tides

By ahhsumx on September 16, 2018 9:04 pm

I wasn't really sure what to post this week. I've worked on a few different imaschine projects, but none are really "ready", and this one is actually one i've been working on for quite a while (first dated march this year, but been tweaking it a little bit each week the past 4 or 5 weeks). it's one of those songs that every few mixes of it I end up liking it less, and I haven't really gotten satisfied overall. So, that seems like the perfect thing to share for weeklybeats right? ha.

I think it's more on the "experimental" side of my beats, and this particular export of it might be a bit too jumpy with the master compressor i have, but I kinda like it. I would love to hear what you all think! hopefully some of you enjoy what you hear. thanks for listening always.

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September 18, 2018 5:06 am

Mission Crossing

Nice beat here; I enjoyed this one smile

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September 26, 2018 11:50 am

Avarine

The textures in this sit perfectly between rubbery friction, and woody percussive. Love that clean rubbery bass sound, kinda wish it was a little louder in the mix even.

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September 30, 2018 11:23 pm

ahhsumx

Mission Crossing wrote:

Nice beat here; I enjoyed this one smile

thanks for listening!

Avarine wrote:

The textures in this sit perfectly between rubbery friction, and woody percussive. Love that clean rubbery bass sound, kinda wish it was a little louder in the mix even.

thank you so much! i am going to go back and tweak it some more, i think the reason it's a little off balance is cause the higher pitch melody is actually the same instrument/track. so i didn't automate it, just set a level that compromised them both. thanks for the feedback!

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