Love that heavy bass kick sound against the snappy smaller snare. Really cool filter sweeping on the drums. Very danceable!

Love that heavy bass kick sound against the snappy smaller snare. Really cool filter sweeping on the drums. Very danceable!

Love that huge ambient feel and, as NWSPR mentioned, the filter sweep on the drums.

Love that huge ambient feel and, as NWSPR mentioned, the filter sweep on the drums.

In 2 hours and 15 minutes I rarely have more than some recorded fragments to show for (most of my tracks take closer to 20 than 2 hours to complete). I'm impressed.
Great choice of kick+snare sounds and a very cool track.

In 2 hours and 15 minutes I rarely have more than some recorded fragments to show for (most of my tracks take closer to 20 than 2 hours to complete). I'm impressed. Great choice of kick+snare sounds and a very cool track.

Really digging the presence of that bass line--particularly its organic volume fluctuations (which might be sidechaining...) and the depth and impact of that kick.  Nicely done.

Really digging the presence of that bass line--particularly its organic volume fluctuations (which might be sidechaining...) and the depth and impact of that kick. Nicely done.

Thanks! That filter module was the only thing i couldnt figure out how to recreate from scratch. i had to cheat slightly and copy it from one of my previous tracks lol

Thanks it feels a lot bigger than my recent tracks for sure.

Thanks! I was that way for most of my history as a musician.  Everyone has their own approach but I've found recently in the past few years that I work best when I come to a track with my limitations already set.  Then I dont have to worry about thinking too much; I just listen and react.  If it doesnt come out well I either delete it or fix it.  Incidentally I spent the largest single portion of time among the song writing tasks getting the kick+snare sounding tight :X

Thanks! Nice catch! That bass has an automation of volume on a rotating pattern and then a side chain over top to fit the rhythm.  I used a punch restorer on the main channel up front on the chain and then balanced out the other frequencies to suit. ^_^

[quote=NWSPR]Love that heavy bass kick sound against the snappy smaller snare. Really cool filter sweeping on the drums. Very danceable![/quote] Thanks! That filter module was the only thing i couldnt figure out how to recreate from scratch. i had to cheat slightly and copy it from one of my previous tracks lol [quote=Jim Wood]Love that huge ambient feel and, as NWSPR mentioned, the filter sweep on the drums.[/quote] Thanks :D it feels a lot bigger than my recent tracks for sure. [quote=Plantrain]In 2 hours and 15 minutes I rarely have more than some recorded fragments to show for (most of my tracks take closer to 20 than 2 hours to complete). I'm impressed. Great choice of kick+snare sounds and a very cool track.[/quote] Thanks! I was that way for most of my history as a musician. Everyone has their own approach but I've found recently in the past few years that I work best when I come to a track with my limitations already set. Then I dont have to worry about thinking too much; I just listen and react. If it doesnt come out well I either delete it or fix it. Incidentally I spent the largest single portion of time among the song writing tasks getting the kick+snare sounding tight :X [quote=onezero]Really digging the presence of that bass line--particularly its organic volume fluctuations (which might be sidechaining...) and the depth and impact of that kick. Nicely done. [/quote] Thanks! Nice catch! That bass has an automation of volume on a rotating pattern and then a side chain over top to fit the rhythm. I used a punch restorer on the main channel up front on the chain and then balanced out the other frequencies to suit. ^_^