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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / preciouskindred's music / Love in the Palace (PRECIOUS KINDRED REMIX)
week six! this week i remixed one of my cousin's great tracks from his ongoing electronic project. this is a good one for headphones.
used: ableton live, mopho keyboard, volca keys, memory man, tambourine
check christopher larose out on soundcloud to hear the original.
also, check him out right here on weeklybeats!
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the beginning sounds like something that could've been on the legend of dragoon ost. that synth that comes in past the middle caught me off guard in the best possible way, man. i always look forward to hearing your sounds each week, hehe.
I agree with Nickmaynard and checkTHISprivilege... The lead synth is super mellow and gives the final touch to the track. Is it the Mopho? Guess the Volca is making the arpeggios...
Great work, as usual!
I agree with Nickmaynard and checkTHISprivilege... The lead synth is super mellow and gives the final touch to the track. Is it the Mopho? Guess the Volca is making the arpeggios...
Great work, as usual!
thanks! the lead sound is indeed the mopho. volca is on arp duty, plus some of the analog chords sitting in the back during the built up portions.
Precious Kindred at it again! These are some top-notch, high-class, love-making grooves you got going on.
so fucking tight. you have this great way of getting these very sampled-sounding textures with completely analog means, and I LOVE THAT
so fucking tight. you have this great way of getting these very sampled-sounding textures with completely analog means, and I LOVE THAT
in this case, a bunch of the texture is samples! every sound you hear until the synth arpeggios start coming in (about 1/4 way through) is pulled from the stems of the original track. but the thick parts with the looser feel are definitely chock full of analog.
an0va wrote:so fucking tight. you have this great way of getting these very sampled-sounding textures with completely analog means, and I LOVE THAT
in this case, a bunch of the texture is samples! every sound you hear until the synth arpeggios start coming in (about 1/4 way through) is pulled from the stems of the original track. but the thick parts with the looser feel are definitely chock full of analog.
but i'm specifically referring to the mopho and volca! 
preciouskindred wrote:an0va wrote:so fucking tight. you have this great way of getting these very sampled-sounding textures with completely analog means, and I LOVE THAT
in this case, a bunch of the texture is samples! every sound you hear until the synth arpeggios start coming in (about 1/4 way through) is pulled from the stems of the original track. but the thick parts with the looser feel are definitely chock full of analog.
but i'm specifically referring to the mopho and volca!
thanks man 
i do love them dearly. would only let go of the mopho if it was to hop up to the x4 version.
Fantastic remix, preciouskindred! So well done. I always enjoy your stuff.
Geat sounds, super smooth and in part delicate. Great work!
Oh man... when it gets going it's simply wonderful.
thank you friends
yea what they said the leads are really cool and that arp that comes in and just spins around the track is awesome! Also I really like that snap/clap sorta sound. The lead towards the end plays well off of the arp too. Really cool track & another job well done!
This is so deep and full of living, breathing texture - your tracks have a seriously hypnotic effect on me! This reminds me of some of the more eerie, trance-like tracks on the Amiga Ghouls and Ghosts soundtrack - obscure I know, but check out the music to level 3 if you can find it 
Love that bass laying in the back.. like it how the build toward the end turn things a bit dramatic.
