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waddup WB2020. back for more hell on earth. good luck to all.
been listening to a lot of horror movie soundtrack and outrun recently, so maybe that has some influence on this track. new computer, new year, NeW mE!
thanks for listening
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Fucking sweet dude, very ominous. I think there’s some wild panning going on in that one synth part with is awesome too. That or I’m just really sleep deprived from this weekend. Either way, very cool.
Glad I didn't hear this in full until today. Legit!
Dope!! That bass Is hard!
That last sample tho! Great beat!
couldnt NOT throw it in haha
Very nice, this sounds ominous indeed. Welcome back!
Fucking sweet dude, very ominous. I think there’s some wild panning going on in that one synth part with is awesome too. That or I’m just really sleep deprived from this weekend. Either way, very cool.
thanks man. yeah im trying my hand at some of the mixing stuff im not too familiar with. going to experiment with some other stuff i learn thanks to youtube
haunting! perfect sample at the end, too
nyesss
thanks for the comments yall. looking forward to another 51 weeks of contemplation and anxiety
dope af holy, i hate you
thanks corey, and wow, little harsh there bud
I love the drums, especially that snare you got goin' on there. And that sound (idk wtf it is) that hits right when the drums come in at first...love it. Also the breakdown towards the middle; that bassy synth sounds so good with this song.
Love the synths on this one. I am with coreytrev0r with the 'airy snare' that works great for that track. Good job.
