I actually quite like the tempo. It's a bit postrock, no?
Think it's quite awesome actually. Maybe my fave track of the week so far. Love that synth that you threw in. Makes it all sound a bit dystopian!

I actually quite like the tempo. It's a bit postrock, no? Think it's quite awesome actually. Maybe my fave track of the week so far. Love that synth that you threw in. Makes it all sound a bit dystopian!

Agreed, tempo sounds proper to me. More minimal than post-punk.

Just out of curiosity, what program were you using that the tempo couldn't have been sped up if you wanted?

Agreed, tempo sounds proper to me. More minimal than post-punk. Just out of curiosity, what program were you using that the tempo couldn't have been sped up if you wanted?

Thank you so much! Listening back to it again now, I think I'm happy with the tempo. I guess working with the track without the opportunity to let it rest and then come back to it made me question it more than necessary.

I probably could have sped up the the drum take a bit with timestretch (except for the sampled rim click, the drums were recorded acoustic) but in the past I've never been really happy with the results if I'm going for a 'natural' sound.
I'm still using Cubase 5, so I probably could find software with better timestretch algorithms.

[quote=dj someguy]I actually quite like the tempo. It's a bit postrock, no? Think it's quite awesome actually. Maybe my fave track of the week so far. Love that synth that you threw in. Makes it all sound a bit dystopian![/quote] [quote=Jim Wood]Agreed, tempo sounds proper to me. More minimal than post-punk. Just out of curiosity, what program were you using that the tempo couldn't have been sped up if you wanted?[/quote] Thank you so much! Listening back to it again now, I think I'm happy with the tempo. I guess working with the track without the opportunity to let it rest and then come back to it made me question it more than necessary. I probably could have sped up the the drum take a bit with timestretch (except for the sampled rim click, the drums were recorded acoustic) but in the past I've never been really happy with the results if I'm going for a 'natural' sound. I'm still using Cubase 5, so I probably could find software with better timestretch algorithms.

The bass sounds nice and heavy in an appealing way and the tempo works great to my ears.  A nice minimalistic rock track for sure.

The bass sounds nice and heavy in an appealing way and the tempo works great to my ears. A nice minimalistic rock track for sure.

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This recording sounds great. Your arrangement is well ballanced. The track reminds me of a band called this heat.

This recording sounds great. Your arrangement is well ballanced. The track reminds me of a band called this heat.

Damn good stuff
What comes towards us?

Damn good stuff What comes towards us?

Thank you!
And extra thanks for the reminder to listen to This Heat again, a brilliant band!

[quote=CosmicCairns]The bass sounds nice and heavy in an appealing way and the tempo works great to my ears. A nice minimalistic rock track for sure.[/quote] [quote=Ipaghost][url="http://giphy.com/gifs/inch-rubber-hose-worm-xTiTntdVHPOnIhK608"][img]https://media4.giphy.com/media/xTiTntdVHPOnIhK608/200.gif[/img][/url][/quote] [quote=Q-Rosh]This recording sounds great. Your arrangement is well ballanced. The track reminds me of a band called this heat.[/quote] [quote=m2K7]Damn good stuff What comes towards us?[/quote] Thank you! And extra thanks for the reminder to listen to This Heat again, a brilliant band!

Great track!  Kind of like a subdued Shellac. 

Great track! Kind of like a subdued Shellac. :)