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7sev
By gesceap on July 11, 2020 4:02 ama hard multilayered rhythm with some circular melodic elements and a bass which seems to push the track forward.
black and white elevator with a mask
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Very nice. Somehow has a sense of foreboding and relief at the same time. I have no idea how you get this kind of rich sound out of nanoloop.
The drum mix is a little off, but the other melodic elements are ok.
if you want to see the track and have nanoloop on ios or android, here is the repo with the song
https://github.com/gesceap/weeklybeats2020/blob/master/7sev.nan
license wrote:Very nice. Somehow has a sense of foreboding and relief at the same time. I have no idea how you get this kind of rich sound out of nanoloop.
The drum mix is a little off, but the other melodic elements are ok.
if you want to see the track and have nanoloop on ios or android, here is the repo with the song
https://github.com/gesceap/weeklybeats2020/blob/master/7sev.nan
Wow, thanks!
I thought the drums sounded great 
Woah very good spooky vibes over here. I maybe shouldn't be so surprised by the stuff folks can do with Nanoloop but here I am again.
Woah very good spooky vibes over here. I maybe shouldn't be so surprised by the stuff folks can do with Nanoloop but here I am again.
thank you
Ah heck. Such groove, this is wild. Makes me think of heavy Deantoni Parks beats. Great work.
Big sounds! I like that groove. cool track
gnarly. very impressive. the cyclical elements remind me of a hitchcock score
Very nice. Somehow has a sense of foreboding and relief at the same time. I have no idea how you get this kind of rich sound out of nanoloop.