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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / XAdamDX's music / II/IIII
When you start looking for something, you start seeing it everywhere. In bathroom tiles, on shop signs. You'll see it as a design on someone's shirt and wonder if they know. Replicated in nature. You will wondering if these are clues to a world just beyond your reach.
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this is nice, if repetitive... still interesting enough and presented in a way that one can meditate on the repetition as it ebbs and flows. also, my cat liked this track.
this is nice, if repetitive... still interesting enough and presented in a way that one can meditate on the repetition as it ebbs and flows. also, my cat liked this track.
it's for sure repetitive. With the last two pieces I'm trying to make something out of different looping parts, and then line them up in a way where the parts line up differently each time they repeat. It worked out a little better with the last one. This one was originally longer, and the sort of percussive bit would come and go, but due to time constraints and file size constraints and human error, it wound up shorter.
that came off as a little more critical than i meant it to sound. it concentrated on the sound design which is more important than composition to me anyways.
that came off as a little more critical than i meant it to sound. it concentrated on the sound design which is more important than composition to me anyways.
Don't trip, I didn't take offense. I appreciate you taking the time to comment on this, for real. I think I'm probably more critical of it than anyone else would be.
I very much like the repetitiveness of this. Would be cool to have a vocal loop on this as well... Maybe!
