Not cheesy to my ears. Maybe it's not your sharpest mix but I still get the energetic pulse of your stuff: sharper edge stuff with more sides to it yet suitable for the club.

The groove at the end achieves certain hypnotic state perfect of a midset track. Would be lovely to hear your stuff in a dj set context.

Not cheesy to my ears. Maybe it's not your sharpest mix but I still get the energetic pulse of your stuff: sharper edge stuff with more sides to it yet suitable for the club. The groove at the end achieves certain hypnotic state perfect of a midset track. Would be lovely to hear your stuff in a dj set context.

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I think it's well done.
It has a beautiful monotony to match a Crossing of a big city

I think it's well done. It has a beautiful monotony to match a Crossing of a big city

Sounds good to me chief. Which part specifically was muddy to you? Was it the voice sound?

Sounds good to me chief. Which part specifically was muddy to you? Was it the voice sound?

Say subliminal rather than cheesy.  Direct and effective.

Say subliminal rather than cheesy. Direct and effective.

Not the yellow from the egg, but it goes.

Not the yellow from the egg, but it goes.

What i was thinking. Not glossy but its still clean.

What do you use for sequencing those arps?

[quote=Oso Feo]Sounds good to me chief. Which part specifically was muddy to you? Was it the voice sound?[/quote] What i was thinking. Not glossy but its still clean. What do you use for sequencing those arps?

not like the voice per se, i wanted it filtered. but you are right its in this freq. range, there is also the delay and a synth is also mumbling in that area. i always lopass the shit out of everything maybe it was to much this time. ; )

sequencing the arps: the front arp = jx3p internal sequenzer, triggered by 606. arp in back = juno 106 via sequentix cirklon. actually no "real" arpeggiators here, just programmed/split chords.

thanks for your time guys!

[quote=Oso Feo]Sounds good to me chief. Which part specifically was muddy to you? Was it the voice sound?[/quote] [quote=Mr Mort][quote=Oso Feo]Sounds good to me chief. Which part specifically was muddy to you? Was it the voice sound?[/quote] What i was thinking. Not glossy but its still clean. What do you use for sequencing those arps? [/quote] not like the voice per se, i wanted it filtered. but you are right its in this freq. range, there is also the delay and a synth is also mumbling in that area. i always lopass the shit out of everything maybe it was to much this time. ; ) sequencing the arps: the front arp = jx3p internal sequenzer, triggered by 606. arp in back = juno 106 via sequentix cirklon. actually no "real" arpeggiators here, just programmed/split chords. thanks for your time guys!

you are lifting me up! danke dafür!

[quote=laguna]Not cheesy to my ears. Maybe it's not your sharpest mix but I still get the energetic pulse of your stuff: sharper edge stuff with more sides to it yet suitable for the club. The groove at the end achieves certain hypnotic state perfect of a midset track. Would be lovely to hear your stuff in a dj set context.[/quote] [quote=Ipaghost][url="http://giphy.com/gifs/monster-arena-project-q7dp7xY7sHGCs"][img]https://media3.giphy.com/media/q7dp7xY7sHGCs/200.gif[/img][/url][/quote] you are lifting me up! danke dafür!

thanks for that beautiful inner picture! crossing a big city...yeah.

[quote=m2K7]I think it's well done. It has a beautiful monotony to match a Crossing of a big city[/quote] thanks for that beautiful inner picture! crossing a big city...yeah.

thank you for putting it in some other perspective. great!

[quote=Jim Wood]Say subliminal rather than cheesy. Direct and effective.[/quote] thank you for putting it in some other perspective. great!

[quote=Q-Rosh]Not the yellow from the egg, but it goes.[/quote] :D :lol: :heart: