Quincy
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6
L720
May 23, 2011
I have learned something from, "iLove u, oh". I learned that ALL of a songs elements don't always have to beat on rhythm with the whole track for it to sound good. Of course, I'm talking about the chorus. What ever sound that was, it sounded really good with the track man: straight up. It sounded something like a dude yelling.... Anyway, I'm taking notes from you. Nice Work.
-L7
L720
May 03, 2011
"b bop", was really nice to jam to! You just need to reduce the reverb some though. You also need to somehow not make the instruments slice through each other in that loud way.... Unless that was the sound you were shooting for.... Besides that, that bass drum was GETTIN' OFF! It communicated really well with the snare. The only complaint I have is that if I made this track, I'd reduce the reverb and level out the percussions. Nice Work though.
L720
Apr 25, 2011
"Near & Far" was COOL! I think it would do GREAT as background music in a puzzle video game. The vibe of the track has a lot of tension in it but the background progressions with that wind-sounding instrument lighten the mood a little bit. The sample of the woman lightened the mood too. The bassline seved its purpose and did a nice job of filling the track up (I like the scratchy quality of it too). That little tom roll you threw in there was a GENIUS touch, I'm glad you put them in there. I noticed a bongo roll in the left channel as well. Nice Job man, keep it up'!
OH! And thanks for becoming a fan!
L720
Nov 30, 2010
"MR. BRUCE BANNER" was cool. You seem to have your own style... I can tell you do your own thing cuz I never heared beats like these before. I like how the Chorus was arranged. I liked how it was a little gap of silence in it too. I also noticed how you centered the snare rolls but sterioized the snap/claps, nice choise. Good Work.
L720
Nov 30, 2010
Once again, I gotta say, nice work on "what i do". I downloaded it and played it in with a higher tempo. It sounds good fast! My favorite element in it were the kicks. Not the bassy kicks, but the weaker ones. Esp. at the 2/4th step on the 5th beat.
I just gotta say again, nice job on "Near & Far". Those bongos that played in the left channel was just too sweet to jam to. That track has a very mellow feel to it.