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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / Tonehauser's music / Rinse N Lather
Only version of this song I was able to recover when my m8 SD Card died. First lesson of weeklybeats is to backup often.
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Sweet little tune. I like the slower melody. It seems you have the same 'problem' that I have. We both seem to like our quiet intro's. That build up the tune. While they're lovely little pads. And I dig the sound of bit crusher, there is no hook there. And unfortunately, we live in world where everything fights for our attention. I think your tune, but mind just the same, would be better served if you could front load your main melody. It's a nice bit of foreshadowing. And it'll grab the listeners attention in a way the pads and bit crushed noise do not. Anyway, those are just my two cents. Do with it what you will. I enjoyed your tune!
love it! when the break came in i immediately started shaking my booty.
I love the duality of the chill chords pads and tones with the fast paced break.
great track, great job!
Sweet little tune. I like the slower melody. It seems you have the same 'problem' that I have. We both seem to like our quiet intro's. That build up the tune. While they're lovely little pads. And I dig the sound of bit crusher, there is no hook there. And unfortunately, we live in world where everything fights for our attention. I think your tune, but mind just the same, would be better served if you could front load your main melody. It's a nice bit of foreshadowing. And it'll grab the listeners attention in a way the pads and bit crushed noise do not. Anyway, those are just my two cents. Do with it what you will. I enjoyed your tune!.
Thanks for taking the time to listen and for the feedback. I definitely love a slow build and letting things ramp up. For this week, I'm gonna try my hand at a more "active" intro.
Really enjoyed the drum breaks and softer melodies - felt like a nice top-down-RPG-adventuring-type tune 
You got it back, that's good. Now you have a clean slate for more ideas.
- Devieus
