hedley lamarr? blazing saddles?

seriously though, really fantastic track. one of my favorites from you so far. definitely hearing the machinedrum influence, and i love it (he's a favorite of mine as well, Vapor City has been in regular rotation). i can tell you paid a lot of attention to the beat. great, great work.

hedley lamarr? blazing saddles? [img]http://www.ourhonordefend.com/wp-content/uploads/hedley-lamarr.jpg[/img] seriously though, really fantastic track. one of my favorites from you so far. definitely hearing the machinedrum influence, and i love it (he's a favorite of mine as well, Vapor City has been in regular rotation). i can tell you paid a lot of attention to the beat. great, great work.

No, I meant Hedy Lamarr. She was a star of the Golden Age, circa 1940's. I guess Mel Brooks filled Blazzing Saddles with a lot of obscure classic references, like the gunslinger that "killed more men than Cecil B Demille"

Glad you feel some Machinedrum in there ... I often bang "Fantastix" in my car way too loud!

Initially the beat was quite more "trip hop" oriented, like my original track back from 2001, but I got rid of it and started from an old Casio "rock" rhythm. My MT68 is one of the last analog ones, so it gives clear and rounded beats with a little bit of mixing desk overdrive. After that, I chopped all in Ableton to create that, may I say, "kinda-housy" feel.

Again thanks for listening and keep your great tunes coming!

[quote=preciouskindred]hedley lamarr? blazing saddles? [img]http://www.ourhonordefend.com/wp-content/uploads/hedley-lamarr.jpg[/img] seriously though, really fantastic track. one of my favorites from you so far. definitely hearing the machinedrum influence, and i love it (he's a favorite of mine as well, Vapor City has been in regular rotation). i can tell you paid a lot of attention to the beat. great, great work. [/quote] No, I meant Hedy Lamarr. She was a star of the Golden Age, circa 1940's. I guess Mel Brooks filled Blazzing Saddles with a lot of obscure classic references, like the gunslinger that "killed more men than Cecil B Demille" :) Glad you feel some Machinedrum in there ... I often bang "Fantastix" in my car way too loud! Initially the beat was quite more "trip hop" oriented, like my original track back from 2001, but I got rid of it and started from an old Casio "rock" rhythm. My MT68 is one of the last analog ones, so it gives clear and rounded beats with a little bit of mixing desk overdrive. After that, I chopped all in Ableton to create that, may I say, "kinda-housy" feel. Again thanks for listening and keep your great tunes coming!