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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / Princent Vice's music / Seething
Wanted to do chill DnB this week but couldn’t get my breaks sounding the way I wanted. Last track with the M8 hardware as I’ve decided to go back to headless. Too focused on the OP-XY announcement to put too much work in this week. No idea what genre to call this but it turned out fun.
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the OP-XY fever is REAL
I'm thinking about selling my:
- Digitakt
- Kaoss Pad
- Alesis V61 keyboard
- Arturia Keystep
- Roland Boutique JU-06
- Push 2
TO NOT EVEN PAY FOR ALL OF IT
::faints::
this track is kinda chip, kinda techno, kinda dance, kinda vibey
but it sounds terrific and the mixing is on point, no doubt about it!
the OP-XY fever is REAL
I'm thinking about selling my:
- Digitakt
- Kaoss Pad
- Alesis V61 keyboard
- Arturia Keystep
- Roland Boutique JU-06
- Push 2TO NOT EVEN PAY FOR ALL OF IT
::faints::
this track is kinda chip, kinda techno, kinda dance, kinda vibey
but it sounds terrific and the mixing is on point, no doubt about it!
I’ve already sold my OPZ and M8 for it. At least one other toy will need to bite the dust to cover it.
Oh hell yeah, this sounds dooope! Awesome vibe! I especially loved when the hihats came in at around 1:10.
oh shit, then you added ARP-y chip sounds at 1:40... Just perfect! Really cool work!
Also, daaaang, I can't believe you sold your opz! You used that bad boy for so many of your other WBs! It makes sense, though, seems like the opxy will be a new (and improved) iteration of the opz line.
There's a little bit of a few different genres in here, all bubbling beneath the surface and coming to the forefront in turns. I really love how it unfolds and stays ominous. This needs to be a club staple.
