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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / levelcapybara's music / fuzzy feelings
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Friends, it's September,
and Autumn is on its way,
and I say: hooray.
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That's all I've got for this week. Stay safe, stay healthy, and salivate over Super Mario 3D All-Stars. Keep it up everybody! 
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Super warm (and fuzzy) track, I love these chord progressions you come up with. That new progression that lands at 1:02 is mmmm so good. Also I didn't realize till now how subbass can be used for more than phat beats, they can lay down a chill atmosphere.
Such amazing sounds and chord progressions. Awesome work!
It sounds like winter. A very lovely winter, but winter still.
Also I didn't realize till now how subbass can be used for more than phat beats, they can lay down a chill atmosphere.
There are so many applications for the sub-bass, the only limitations are the fact it's in the bass area, so discord is stronger. Other than that, there's nothing stopping it.
Super warm (and fuzzy) track, I love these chord progressions you come up with. That new progression that lands at 1:02 is mmmm so good. Also I didn't realize till now how subbass can be used for more than phat beats, they can lay down a chill atmosphere.
It sounds like winter. A very lovely winter, but winter still.
ViridianLoom wrote:Also I didn't realize till now how subbass can be used for more than phat beats, they can lay down a chill atmosphere.
There are so many applications for the sub-bass, the only limitations are the fact it's in the bass area, so discord is stronger. Other than that, there's nothing stopping it.
Thank you both! And great points about sub-bass. There's one in particular from the Korg M1 VST I use that I've been throwing into every track (which is why I was so happy to get that VST up and running again!).
Such amazing sounds and chord progressions. Awesome work!
i start getting to know you better
this is very nice.
Thanks for listening, everybody!
