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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / As_Yoesual's music / Angel 64
No clue about the title. It was the working title for the track.
I barely had any time this week; real life gets in the way of our great plans.
I wish I had more time to clean up some parts, and I am unsure about the last section and basic mastering.
Tis what it is, hehe.
Have a great week!
Audio works licensed by author under:
CC Attribution Noncommercial No Derivative Works (BY-NC-ND)
love the atmospheric textures that you've got in here combined with the chiptune elements, nice work!
"I wish I had more time" the Weekly Beats mantra!
Really excellent! Was listening through my phone speakers, grabbed my headphones as soon as i heard the first part. Very cool sounds and arrangement. Made me want to dance, would be happy if I heard this in a Dj set. Honestly pretty impressive that you managed make something this long (and worth the time listening), especially if you didn’t have lot of time.
I don't think you needed more time - this is really sweet. Great composition, mixing is tight. I don't usually gel with 4-to-th-floor, but this gets me going.
Oof, those Vangelis saw squeals at the beginning. I love that sound! I also like that sporadic chorusy bass. A very pleasant sound.
I was waiting for the beat to drop, which it does after 2:30. That's an extensive intro but it works well as you introduce the timbres well through that. It puts the evolution of the bass in context, which makes the repetition interesting. This is a long track for WB at almost 10 minutes but it manages not to wear the listener out.
Nitpick: the build up to 6:48 deserved a drop right after. Extending the anticipation loses the energy so there's less impact at 7:17 when it actually happens.
