Very nice, has an underground sort of late night beats feel.

Very nice, has an underground sort of late night beats feel.

That snare sounds very metallic - layered? Weird funny pad and a nice bass line.

That snare sounds very metallic - layered? Weird funny pad and a nice bass line.

Cheers, and that's a cool description. Quite happy with it, but the mix could have been better. Maybe I'll record it again.

[quote=parappayo]Very nice, has an underground sort of late night beats feel.[/quote] Cheers, and that's a cool description. Quite happy with it, but the mix could have been better. Maybe I'll record it again. :D

Thanks, embix!

The break is underpinned by the D4 percussion track, so some of the snare hits are layered with a deep kick and some other sounds. During some sections the break runs solo.

[quote=embix]That snare sounds very metallic - layered? Weird funny pad and a nice bass line.[/quote] Thanks, embix! The break is underpinned by the D4 percussion track, so some of the snare hits are layered with a deep kick and some other sounds. During some sections the break runs solo.

Those pads sound really nice. I was reading up on the d4 just the other day funny enough. I feel like those modules are underrated. They stack well with the break.

Those pads sound really nice. I was reading up on the d4 just the other day funny enough. I feel like those modules are underrated. They stack well with the break.

My old metal band recorded an album in 1995, and the kick and snare drums were blended with sounds from the D4. The module has trigger inputs in the back, so pretty much a complete setup for that kind of work.

When one came floating my way 25 years later I picked it up for pocket change. There's a whole Alesis collection here by now, lol.

[quote=ENC_]Those pads sound really nice. I was reading up on the d4 just the other day funny enough. I feel like those modules are underrated. They stack well with the break.[/quote] My old metal band recorded an album in 1995, and the kick and snare drums were blended with sounds from the D4. The module has trigger inputs in the back, so pretty much a complete setup for that kind of work. When one came floating my way 25 years later I picked it up for pocket change. There's a whole Alesis collection here by now, lol.