phliip - the lady
By phliip on March 15, 2020 6:57 pm
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cool filter weaves. fairly simple in composition, the mix and sound choices make it quite enjoyable.
Pretty impressive subbass and perfect snare/clap hybrid. I wish most trap songs would be that tasteful. Those reeses and filter sweeps add to the song instead of being the usual IDM "in your face" drops. Also a very keen ear for synth sounds. It would be nice to know more about the production.
Loving those early chimes. Mind if I chop them in the sampler?
gesceap wrote:
cool filter weaves. fairly simple in composition, the mix and sound choices make it quite enjoyable.
I'm so glad someone likes it!!
laguna wrote:
Pretty impressive subbass and perfect snare/clap hybrid. I wish most trap songs would be that tasteful. Those reeses and filter sweeps add to the song instead of being the usual IDM "in your face" drops. Also a very keen ear for synth sounds. It would be nice to know more about the production.
Loving those early chimes. Mind if I chop them in the sampler?
oh hey... I managed to recover the original project file (minus the hi hats for some reason... so no massive loss there...) would you still like the chimes?
phliip wrote:
laguna wrote:Pretty impressive subbass and perfect snare/clap hybrid. I wish most trap songs would be that tasteful. Those reeses and filter sweeps add to the song instead of being the usual IDM "in your face" drops. Also a very keen ear for synth sounds. It would be nice to know more about the production.
Loving those early chimes. Mind if I chop them in the sampler?
oh hey... I managed to recover the original project file (minus the hi hats for some reason... so no massive loss there...) would you still like the chimes?
Oh yes, indeed. I can work with the whole finished mp3/flac/wav track file, if your prefer. It's more limiting but also makes me think harder, like sampling a finished record on the turntable 