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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / halfbyte's music / Sped Up Evolution
This one is a bit weird. On one hand I more or less accomplished my goal for this track, on the other hand it felt much more like work instead of the enjoyable experience I had last week.
Again, mostly Ableton stock, except for the pad which is an Air! Hybrid preset and the 303 which of course is AudioRealism's.
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I enjoyed this! Has both a nice crunch and a nice groove to it! Very much up my street.
Excellent groove indeed and love the sound of the main synth. Brought me back to some of moby's earlier ambient grooves. The chorused pads going in and out are a nice touch too. Well done!
ah yes that rhythm gets me from the first measure
reminds me a bit of Pocaille stuff, check him out on weeklybeats
downloading this one for the radio too
I enjoyed this! Has both a nice crunch and a nice groove to it! Very much up my street.
Thanks, yeh, the crunch does help to balance it out, I think.
Excellent groove indeed and love the sound of the main synth. Brought me back to some of moby's earlier ambient grooves. The chorused pads going in and out are a nice touch too. Well done!
That's high praise, but I'll take it 
Groovy, I really liked the off beat chord changes.
ah yes that rhythm gets me from the first measure
reminds me a bit of Pocaille stuff, check him out on weeklybeatsdownloading this one for the radio too
Whee! Will check them out, thanks for the pointer.
ah hell yeah!
I'll DJ that party for sure!
Late night drive in mist, that's how this feels.
Funny you should say that, I remember driving through late autumn nights in sweden keeping me awake with Booka Shade's "Movements" and the vibe was there.
Stunning dark vibes!
