I kinda like the mix on this, actually. The bass drum is a little hot, but otherwise it sounds good to me!

Really dig the outro too

I kinda like the mix on this, actually. The bass drum is a little hot, but otherwise it sounds good to me! Really dig the outro too

extra props for using an akai s3000 "for youtube sampling" haha I  used to dream of those things!

hmmm i see what you mean with the mix but the bass line cuts through nicely, overall i don't think it's a problem -- you wanted some dub/mud, right? so it's more of a dark background for the sharp beats and the 303.

extra props for using an akai s3000 "for youtube sampling" haha I used to dream of those things! hmmm i see what you mean with the mix but the bass line cuts through nicely, overall i don't think it's a problem -- you wanted some dub/mud, right? so it's more of a dark background for the sharp beats and the 303.

Sounds just about perfect to me, for whatever that's worth.

Sounds just about perfect to me, for whatever that's worth.

I'm really digging this mix. Great work!

I'm really digging this mix. Great work!

No issue with the muddy mix, works for me, another nice track

No issue with the muddy mix, works for me, another nice track

great work on the 303... what mode did you use in phoscyon? Just got it myself and trying to see how others approach it. ah, also that video makes me realize I should really do something with my monomachine x_X Maybe this week!

great work on the 303... what mode did you use in phoscyon? Just got it myself and trying to see how others approach it. ah, also that video makes me realize I should really do something with my monomachine x_X Maybe this week!

Woah liking this one a lot.
Has a very solid, grounded, full sound, and good flow like being driven around in a car for lack of a better metaphor

Woah liking this one a lot. Has a very solid, grounded, full sound, and good flow like being driven around in a car for lack of a better metaphor

This is real hot track! It's also the first time someone's sampled my work and it feels great to see how you've worked with it! Let me know if you ever want any cleaner/individual samples to play with.

This is real hot track! It's also the first time someone's sampled my work and it feels great to see how you've worked with it! Let me know if you ever want any cleaner/individual samples to play with.

damn! i love it when the beat dropped just after the intro! lovely portamento on the bass synth too!

damn! i love it when the beat dropped just after the intro! lovely portamento on the bass synth too!

Chill track! Good idea using youtube demo samples!

Chill track! Good idea using youtube demo samples! [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/l41lSDxKOXfgyjgJi/giphy.gif[/img]

Those beats are glorious

Those beats are glorious :)

Umph, that's tight.

Umph, that's tight.

I think this sounds dandy to start, but RE: "Weekylybeats is all about trying", I'm reminded of this quote:

"The seed of your next art work lies embedded in the imperfections of your current piece. Such imperfections are your guides–-valuable, objective, non-judgmental guides to matters you need to reconsider or develop further.” ~David Bayle

I think this sounds dandy to start, but RE: "Weekylybeats is all about trying", I'm reminded of this quote: "The seed of your next art work lies embedded in the imperfections of your current piece. Such imperfections are your guides–-valuable, objective, non-judgmental guides to matters you need to reconsider or develop further.” ~David Bayle

Chill. Got me head noddin along to it.

Chill. Got me head noddin along to it.

Niiiice! Damn dat shit was dope!

Niiiice! Damn dat shit was dope! :D :P :)

Cool track, love the intro!

Congrats, you did it again!

Cool track, love the intro! Congrats, you did it again! :D

Damn, I really thought the track LACKED a powerful kick, really

Thanks for listening. I maybe do a remix with more variations to the acid pattern

[quote=CrazyBob]I kinda like the mix on this, actually. The bass drum is a little hot, but otherwise it sounds good to me! Really dig the outro too[/quote] Damn, I really thought the track LACKED a powerful kick, really :) Thanks for listening. I maybe do a remix with more variations to the acid pattern

Thanks Christian! Yes, after a couple of days, I think it sounds right, but the vibe isn't at all what I was after. Anyway, I guess that's what happens with time constrains (I could be resampling the whole thing over and over looking for "that vibe")

Are you planning on going briefly back to synths in the next weeks? Your "lute follower" experiment sounded quite "seventies' research sound lab" to me (in a good interesting way)

[quote=colorful grey]extra props for using an akai s3000 "for youtube sampling" haha I used to dream of those things! hmmm i see what you mean with the mix but the bass line cuts through nicely, overall i don't think it's a problem -- you wanted some dub/mud, right? so it's more of a dark background for the sharp beats and the 303. [/quote] Thanks Christian! Yes, after a couple of days, I think it sounds right, but the vibe isn't at all what I was after. Anyway, I guess that's what happens with time constrains (I could be resampling the whole thing over and over looking for "that vibe") Are you planning on going briefly back to synths in the next weeks? Your "lute follower" experiment sounded quite "seventies' research sound lab" to me (in a good interesting way)

Thanks for listening and those kind words, Edmunt. And it's worth a lot to me coming from you

[quote=Edmund Snyder]Sounds just about perfect to me, for whatever that's worth.[/quote] Thanks for listening and those kind words, Edmunt. And it's worth a lot to me coming from you :)

Thanks guys. As a mentioned in a previous comment, I think now it sounds OK... but it's not exactly the vibe I was seeking. I was in a more Dabrye/experimental hip hop/ambient state of mind and ended making this sort of acid track. Makes me happy... but I want to give it another go so I could achive the kind of dreamy atmospehere I had in my head.

Again, thanks for listening and the positive feedback

[quote=mechlo]I'm really digging this mix. Great work![/quote] [quote=Jason Nijjer]No issue with the muddy mix, works for me, another nice track[/quote] Thanks guys. As a mentioned in a previous comment, I think now it sounds OK... but it's not exactly the vibe I was seeking. I was in a more Dabrye/experimental hip hop/ambient state of mind and ended making this sort of acid track. Makes me happy... but I want to give it another go so I could achive the kind of dreamy atmospehere I had in my head. Again, thanks for listening and the positive feedback

Lyons, I must thank you to let me mangle with your music. I'd love to remix this one to make more use of the intro (lack of time) and I really loved the chops as they sound, because it takes me back to my early sampling days (without the copyright hassle).

I converted your bass to mono and added a little bit of volume boost and eqing, to remove part of the ambience of the original track.

Feel free to send any jazzy bass sketches you've got hanging around. will be my pleasure to chop them.

Again, thanks to you. I felt privileged

[quote=Lyons]This is real hot track! It's also the first time someone's sampled my work and it feels great to see how you've worked with it! Let me know if you ever want any cleaner/individual samples to play with.[/quote] Lyons, I must thank you to let me mangle with your music. I'd love to remix this one to make more use of the intro (lack of time) and I really loved the chops as they sound, because it takes me back to my early sampling days (without the copyright hassle). I converted your bass to mono and added a little bit of volume boost and eqing, to remove part of the ambience of the original track. Feel free to send any jazzy bass sketches you've got hanging around. will be my pleasure to chop them. Again, thanks to you. I felt privileged

Sorry for that late replay, and thanks for listening.

I always use Phoscyon with external sequencer, so I don't have to get my head around all those 1 bar patterns. It's velocity sensible to you could use accent simply with higher MIDI velocity AFAIK.

Also, I'm still unable to get good sound out of the internal distortion (sounds right on the demo, in a techno context) so I prefer to overdrive it a bit with external effect (I'm running Ableton).

Hope my 2 cents are of some use to you

[quote=XC3N]great work on the 303... what mode did you use in phoscyon? Just got it myself and trying to see how others approach it. ah, also that video makes me realize I should really do something with my monomachine x_X Maybe this week![/quote] Sorry for that late replay, and thanks for listening. I always use Phoscyon with external sequencer, so I don't have to get my head around all those 1 bar patterns. It's velocity sensible to you could use accent simply with higher MIDI velocity AFAIK. Also, I'm still unable to get good sound out of the internal distortion (sounds right on the demo, in a techno context) so I prefer to overdrive it a bit with external effect (I'm running Ableton). Hope my 2 cents are of some use to you :)

Really glad of hearing that, fellas! I never thought of this one as a headbanger

Guess I spent too much time and energy focusing on the pads

[quote=home taping association]damn! i love it when the beat dropped just after the intro! lovely portamento on the bass synth too![/quote] [quote=donnyjankowski]Those beats are glorious :)[/quote] [quote=Nimble Cipher]Chill. Got me head noddin along to it.[/quote] [quote=Podling]Niiiice! Damn dat shit was dope! :D :P :)[/quote] Really glad of hearing that, fellas! I never thought of this one as a headbanger :) Guess I spent too much time and energy focusing on the pads ;)

Thanks for listening, Scottux... You dropped some serious deep stuff there. Brought a smile to my face and keeps my inspired

[quote=scottux]I think this sounds dandy to start, but RE: "Weekylybeats is all about trying", I'm reminded of this quote: "The seed of your next art work lies embedded in the imperfections of your current piece. Such imperfections are your guides–-valuable, objective, non-judgmental guides to matters you need to reconsider or develop further.” ~David Bayle[/quote] Thanks for listening, Scottux... You dropped some serious deep stuff there. Brought a smile to my face and keeps my inspired :)

"Again"? Thank you man! really flattered

[quote=Naikymusic]Cool track, love the intro! Congrats, you did it again! :D[/quote] "Again"? Thank you man! really flattered :)

Thank you iLKke!!! Glad you find it evocative. I was looking for some more dreamy feeling but things went a different direction.

Really intrigued what could happen with your sick SID-Funk (your week's dope!!!) onto my week's beats

I'm waiting for my SD2IEC, BTW...

[quote=iLKke]Woah liking this one a lot. Has a very solid, grounded, full sound, and good flow like being driven around in a car for lack of a better metaphor[/quote] Thank you iLKke!!! Glad you find it evocative. I was looking for some more dreamy feeling but things went a different direction. Really intrigued what could happen with your sick SID-Funk (your week's dope!!!) onto my week's beats :) I'm waiting for my SD2IEC, BTW...

I know you're a sampling master already (still remembering your nephew on WB2014), but you surely must try it! It's great fun!!!

[quote=Ipaghost]Chill track! Good idea using youtube demo samples! [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/l41lSDxKOXfgyjgJi/giphy.gif[/img][/quote] I know you're a sampling master already (still remembering your nephew on WB2014), but you surely must try it! It's great fun!!!

Algo así como "Uh loco, tu primer track estuvo bueno, lo hiciste otra vez muy bien!" jajaja

[quote=laguna][quote=Naikymusic]Cool track, love the intro! Congrats, you did it again! :D[/quote] "Again"? Thank you man! really flattered :) [/quote] Algo así como "Uh loco, tu primer track estuvo bueno, lo hiciste otra vez muy bien!" jajaja :)

jajaja exacto! A usted se le da muy bien el sonido fiestero, por cierto. Ese track suyo suena muy heavy

[quote=Naikymusic][quote=laguna][quote=Naikymusic]Cool track, love the intro! Congrats, you did it again! :D[/quote] "Again"? Thank you man! really flattered :) [/quote] Algo así como "Uh loco, tu primer track estuvo bueno, lo hiciste otra vez muy bien!" jajaja :)[/quote] jajaja exacto! A usted se le da muy bien el sonido fiestero, por cierto. Ese track suyo suena muy heavy ;)

Gracias, aunque esta semana estuve corto de tiempo pero bueno, la idea es seguir constante en este reto de Wekkly Beats!

[quote=laguna][quote=Naikymusic][quote=laguna][quote=Naikymusic]Cool track, love the intro! Congrats, you did it again! :D[/quote] "Again"? Thank you man! really flattered :) [/quote] Algo así como "Uh loco, tu primer track estuvo bueno, lo hiciste otra vez muy bien!" jajaja :)[/quote] jajaja exacto! A usted se le da muy bien el sonido fiestero, por cierto. Ese track suyo suena muy heavy ;) [/quote] Gracias, aunque esta semana estuve corto de tiempo pero bueno, la idea es seguir constante en este reto de Wekkly Beats! :D

I hear you re: 1 bar sequences, although that carries over a lot of the original feel of the 303 ... I'm just not sure how slides and all that work outside of the int. seq. ... guess I'll play around with it some more

[quote=laguna][quote=XC3N]great work on the 303... what mode did you use in phoscyon? Just got it myself and trying to see how others approach it. ah, also that video makes me realize I should really do something with my monomachine x_X Maybe this week![/quote] Sorry for that late replay, and thanks for listening. I always use Phoscyon with external sequencer, so I don't have to get my head around all those 1 bar patterns. It's velocity sensible to you could use accent simply with higher MIDI velocity AFAIK. Also, I'm still unable to get good sound out of the internal distortion (sounds right on the demo, in a techno context) so I prefer to overdrive it a bit with external effect (I'm running Ableton). Hope my 2 cents are of some use to you :) [/quote] I hear you re: 1 bar sequences, although that carries over a lot of the original feel of the 303 ... I'm just not sure how slides and all that work outside of the int. seq. ... guess I'll play around with it some more :)

Absolutely love this. Dribbly acid lines + downtempo beats + dub vibes = heaven!

Absolutely love this. Dribbly acid lines + downtempo beats + dub vibes = heaven!

Thank you Matt I'm struggling to make that squelchy acidic sound work under 88 bpm 

[quote=mattnida]Absolutely love this. Dribbly acid lines + downtempo beats + dub vibes = heaven![/quote] Thank you Matt :) I'm struggling to make that squelchy acidic sound work under 88 bpm

Agreed! I'm not against one bar loops, simply I've never been good at making cool ones

Always felt very techno inspired, but unable to make a cool plain techno song, so I try to bring the lessons back to my own downtempo territory.

About the slides: just make the first note long enoght so it is still playing while the following note comes in. That is basically a slide, be it on the DAW or the hardware sequencer. It's like playing any monosynth with portamento: the effect only works if you play one note while the previous one is still active.

[quote=XC3N] I hear you re: 1 bar sequences, although that carries over a lot of the original feel of the 303 ... I'm just not sure how slides and all that work outside of the int. seq. ... guess I'll play around with it some more :) [/quote] Agreed! I'm not against one bar loops, simply I've never been good at making cool ones :) Always felt very techno inspired, but unable to make a cool plain techno song, so I try to bring the lessons back to my own downtempo territory. About the slides: just make the first note long enoght so it is still playing while the following note comes in. That is basically a slide, be it on the DAW or the hardware sequencer. It's like playing any monosynth with portamento: the effect only works if you play one note while the previous one is still active.

ah, yes that makes sense! I'm with you on the downtempo VS techno thing, I used to be the same... I think Drum and Bass was my entry point into uptempo music hehe, now I produce both

[quote=laguna][quote=XC3N] I hear you re: 1 bar sequences, although that carries over a lot of the original feel of the 303 ... I'm just not sure how slides and all that work outside of the int. seq. ... guess I'll play around with it some more :) [/quote] Agreed! I'm not against one bar loops, simply I've never been good at making cool ones :) Always felt very techno inspired, but unable to make a cool plain techno song, so I try to bring the lessons back to my own downtempo territory. About the slides: just make the first note long enoght so it is still playing while the following note comes in. That is basically a slide, be it on the DAW or the hardware sequencer. It's like playing any monosynth with portamento: the effect only works if you play one note while the previous one is still active.[/quote] ah, yes that makes sense! I'm with you on the downtempo VS techno thing, I used to be the same... I think Drum and Bass was my entry point into uptempo music hehe, now I produce both

Well you're leading the comments section I think! Anyway, I'm not sure about lute and technology. [Rant:] I'll try to stay as acoustic as possible. As you know, limitations are part and parcel of musical expression. I'm currently trying to get into renaissance musical thinking and the groove they had going on at that time. I'm still listening to contemporary music, but I took all of my electronic stuff from my desk. Only lute and tablature right now, and the MacBook for recording of course. I know that may be rather boring to listen to, but you know how it is... you gotta go where your heart tells you to'n such!

Thanks for your continued work here, and also for your comments here and in other people's threads. I really think what makes WB special is that people listen and actually give feedback. I appreciate it.

[quote=laguna][quote=colorful grey]extra props for using an akai s3000 "for youtube sampling" haha I used to dream of those things! hmmm i see what you mean with the mix but the bass line cuts through nicely, overall i don't think it's a problem -- you wanted some dub/mud, right? so it's more of a dark background for the sharp beats and the 303. [/quote] Thanks Christian! Yes, after a couple of days, I think it sounds right, but the vibe isn't at all what I was after. Anyway, I guess that's what happens with time constrains (I could be resampling the whole thing over and over looking for "that vibe") Are you planning on going briefly back to synths in the next weeks? Your "lute follower" experiment sounded quite "seventies' research sound lab" to me (in a good interesting way)[/quote] Well you're leading the comments section I think! Anyway, I'm not sure about lute and technology. [Rant:] I'll try to stay as acoustic as possible. As you know, limitations are part and parcel of musical expression. I'm currently trying to get into renaissance musical thinking and the groove they had going on at that time. I'm still listening to contemporary music, but I took all of my electronic stuff from my desk. Only lute and tablature right now, and the MacBook for recording of course. I know that may be rather boring to listen to, but you know how it is... you gotta go where your heart tells you to'n such! Thanks for your continued work here, and also for your comments here and in other people's threads. I really think what makes WB special is that people listen and actually give feedback. I appreciate it.

Well, from my point of view I must thank you (and the rest of the people ever listening or commenting) at least as much as you thank me. I'm glad to see comments here, of course, although I really agree on that: the most important side of WB is the connection between people. Maybe we all don't share the same tastes (and that's a great thing) but I feel the goal we share is the same. Struggling with our own limitations, push forward, create just for the joy of it. And that makes me admire even more your work, because for me it would be the scariest thing not being able to hide behind all those electronic tricks i've spent years trying to master. That's not boring at all and I mean it.

Again, thank YOU for commenting, listening and bring your art here every week once again

[quote=colorful grey] Well you're leading the comments section I think! Anyway, I'm not sure about lute and technology. [Rant:] I'll try to stay as acoustic as possible. As you know, limitations are part and parcel of musical expression. I'm currently trying to get into renaissance musical thinking and the groove they had going on at that time. I'm still listening to contemporary music, but I took all of my electronic stuff from my desk. Only lute and tablature right now, and the MacBook for recording of course. I know that may be rather boring to listen to, but you know how it is... you gotta go where your heart tells you to'n such! Thanks for your continued work here, and also for your comments here and in other people's threads. I really think what makes WB special is that people listen and actually give feedback. I appreciate it. [/quote] Well, from my point of view I must thank you (and the rest of the people ever listening or commenting) at least as much as you thank me. I'm glad to see comments here, of course, although I really agree on that: the most important side of WB is the connection between people. Maybe we all don't share the same tastes (and that's a great thing) but I feel the goal we share is the same. Struggling with our own limitations, push forward, create just for the joy of it. And that makes me admire even more your work, because for me it would be the scariest thing not being able to hide behind all those electronic tricks i've spent years trying to master. That's not boring at all and I mean it. Again, thank YOU for commenting, listening and bring your art here every week once again :)

This is great!  The melody is continually surprising, and the syncopated drums really work well.  Very nice balance between the parts.  Excellent piece!

This is great! The melody is continually surprising, and the syncopated drums really work well. Very nice balance between the parts. Excellent piece!

The cymbal work is great, complex in a most simple way. While I think your song is great, I kind of wish the bass was a bit more driven or distorted.

The cymbal work is great, complex in a most simple way. While I think your song is great, I kind of wish the bass was a bit more driven or distorted.

Thank you Maurice. Really glad you liked it. I struggled a lot with the mix on this one, as you could read

Gracias, Oso Feo!

There are actually just two hihat samples in here, but the filter applied to them has a slow LFO oscillation, larger than a bar. I think it gives some slight feeling of variation.

About the bass, I'm not very into distorted bass myself (in an EDM kind of way... could use some dubby heavy low sinewave anytime) although I enjoy subbass a lot. It's not that I don't like them in other people's music, it's just that I don't know how to balance them in the mix, and as I said in the comments, initially this track was pad-based (the 303 was a late add-on). I'll try to experiment with that idea and get out of my confort zone in next weeks

Thanks for listening and that feedback 

[quote=onezero]This is great! The melody is continually surprising, and the syncopated drums really work well. Very nice balance between the parts. Excellent piece![/quote] Thank you Maurice. Really glad you liked it. I struggled a lot with the mix on this one, as you could read :) [quote=Oso Feo]The cymbal work is great, complex in a most simple way. While I think your song is great, I kind of wish the bass was a bit more driven or distorted.[/quote] Gracias, Oso Feo! There are actually just two hihat samples in here, but the filter applied to them has a slow LFO oscillation, larger than a bar. I think it gives some slight feeling of variation. About the bass, I'm not very into distorted bass myself (in an EDM kind of way... could use some dubby heavy low sinewave anytime) although I enjoy subbass a lot. It's not that I don't like them in other people's music, it's just that I don't know how to balance them in the mix, and as I said in the comments, initially this track was pad-based (the 303 was a late add-on). I'll try to experiment with that idea and get out of my confort zone in next weeks :) Thanks for listening and that feedback

Reeeally loving this one. The drums are so tasty, and tasteful

Reeeally loving this one. The drums are so tasty, and tasteful :)

Wow, that beat is soo awesome! Great work!

Wow, that beat is soo awesome! Great work!

The beat is kickin'.  Tight groove.  What did you use to program the beats or was that sampled too?

The beat is kickin'. Tight groove. What did you use to program the beats or was that sampled too?

Individual hits in the usual Ableton grid, nothing fancy. It's a really simple sample set of 8 samples: 4 drum hits in 2 variations. I usually sidechain the hihats to the kick/snare and apply a slight delay to it in order to achieve certain movement in the grove. Delay is first beat sincronized and then I give it some random "misalignment" of lest than 30 miliseconds

Thanks you. Glad you found my beat so yummy

Thanks, really appreciated. Was one of my early attemps of a "post-dubstep" bass beat

[quote=rdomain]The beat is kickin'. Tight groove. What did you use to program the beats or was that sampled too?[/quote] Individual hits in the usual Ableton grid, nothing fancy. It's a really simple sample set of 8 samples: 4 drum hits in 2 variations. I usually sidechain the hihats to the kick/snare and apply a slight delay to it in order to achieve certain movement in the grove. Delay is first beat sincronized and then I give it some random "misalignment" of lest than 30 miliseconds [quote=Simon Koehn]Reeeally loving this one. The drums are so tasty, and tasteful :)[/quote] Thanks you. Glad you found my beat so yummy :) [quote=cfurrow]Wow, that beat is soo awesome! Great work![/quote] Thanks, really appreciated. Was one of my early attemps of a "post-dubstep" bass beat

Amazing work on the beat, deceptively simple, and highly effective!
The intro with the Lyons sample sets the vibe perfectly for the rest of the track.

Amazing work on the beat, deceptively simple, and highly effective! The intro with the Lyons sample sets the vibe perfectly for the rest of the track.

The lengthened loop definitely gave the song a sense of variation! About the bass, I don't think you have to get too crazy on the distortion. Have you heard of parallel distortion? you can add some distortion via sends to the 303, giving it an element of distortion, but not too much to where it sounds EDM'y (I don't particularly fancy the EDM sound myself).

[quote=laguna][quote=onezero]This is great! The melody is continually surprising, and the syncopated drums really work well. Very nice balance between the parts. Excellent piece![/quote] Thank you Maurice. Really glad you liked it. I struggled a lot with the mix on this one, as you could read :) [quote=Oso Feo]The cymbal work is great, complex in a most simple way. While I think your song is great, I kind of wish the bass was a bit more driven or distorted.[/quote] Gracias, Oso Feo! There are actually just two hihat samples in here, but the filter applied to them has a slow LFO oscillation, larger than a bar. I think it gives some slight feeling of variation. About the bass, I'm not very into distorted bass myself (in an EDM kind of way... could use some dubby heavy low sinewave anytime) although I enjoy subbass a lot. It's not that I don't like them in other people's music, it's just that I don't know how to balance them in the mix, and as I said in the comments, initially this track was pad-based (the 303 was a late add-on). I'll try to experiment with that idea and get out of my confort zone in next weeks :) Thanks for listening and that feedback [/quote] The lengthened loop definitely gave the song a sense of variation! About the bass, I don't think you have to get too crazy on the distortion. Have you heard of parallel distortion? you can add some distortion via sends to the 303, giving it an element of distortion, but not too much to where it sounds EDM'y (I don't particularly fancy the EDM sound myself).

bliss

bliss

Thanks Plaintrain... Although I think those jazzy Lyons bass chops could be better treated... Hope to make justice about it in the future !!!

[quote=Plantrain]Amazing work on the beat, deceptively simple, and highly effective! The intro with the Lyons sample sets the vibe perfectly for the rest of the track.[/quote] Thanks Plaintrain... Although I think those jazzy Lyons bass chops could be better treated... Hope to make justice about it in the future !!!

Thanks for the tip! I'll be using some digital bass in the future and give it a go with some overdrived overtones. I was really afraid you meant some MASSIVE bass drop (along with hands in the air). Like the dark low rumble in your tunes, so you know what you're talking about, definetely.

Habrá que intentarlo con ahínco. Me gusta usar mucho la compresión paralela, asi que estaría bien distorsionar solamente algunas bandas del espectro. Gracias!!!

[quote=Oso Feo][ The lengthened loop definitely gave the song a sense of variation! About the bass, I don't think you have to get too crazy on the distortion. Have you heard of parallel distortion? you can add some distortion via sends to the 303, giving it an element of distortion, but not too much to where it sounds EDM'y (I don't particularly fancy the EDM sound myself). [/quote] Thanks for the tip! I'll be using some digital bass in the future and give it a go with some overdrived overtones. I was really afraid you meant some MASSIVE bass drop (along with hands in the air). Like the dark low rumble in your tunes, so you know what you're talking about, definetely. Habrá que intentarlo con ahínco. Me gusta usar mucho la compresión paralela, asi que estaría bien distorsionar solamente algunas bandas del espectro. Gracias!!!

Thank you... Hope this sounds like genuine acid to ya

[quote=acid]bliss[/quote] Thank you... Hope this sounds like genuine acid to ya :)

Awesome! Very original to my ears. Glitch dub i'd call it.

Awesome! Very original to my ears. Glitch dub i'd call it.

Very tight mix and really digging the beats with the 303 line. 

Very tight mix and really digging the beats with the 303 line.

I like that name... "glitch dub", it's sticky. Thanks for listening, mate

THanks, Tonematrix. Not as tight as your superb mixes Respect

[quote=Mercurymonkey]Awesome! Very original to my ears. Glitch dub i'd call it.[/quote] I like that name... "glitch dub", it's sticky. Thanks for listening, mate [quote=Tone Matrix]Very tight mix and really digging the beats with the 303 line.[/quote] THanks, Tonematrix. Not as tight as your superb mixes ;) Respect

instant chemical brothers vibe. then modern clean percussion. very nice mix. this week I'm doing 303/acid too (at least I think that's what it will be ) so this is very nice to hear

instant chemical brothers vibe. then modern clean percussion. very nice mix. this week I'm doing 303/acid too (at least I think that's what it will be :P ) so this is very nice to hear :) [img="crazy stick lights dancing in the dark"]https://media.giphy.com/media/4T1u4EdsCALCg/giphy.gif[/img]