Song picture
Beats N' Synth
Like
Playlist
Comment Share
License   $0.00
Free download
Hard Trance track.
electronica trance dance canada ice cube canadian dj frozen icecube
Creative Commons license
Commercial uses of this track are NOT allowed.
Adaptations of this track are NOT allowed to be shared.
You must attribute the work in the manner specified by the artist.
DJ Frozen IceCube. Canadian Trance artist. Fan of Creative Commons. Please spread my music on P2P!
DJ Frozen IceCube is an independant trance artist who also thinks file-sharing is the best thing that has ever happened to music. While his main genre is trance, he has also delved into ambient music, hard trance, and drum n' bass (possibly others in the future, who knows?)
Song Info
Genre
Electronic • Trance
Charts
Peak #1,291
Peak in subgenre #142
Author
DJ Frozen IceCube
Rights
2007
Uploaded
April 10, 2007
Track Files
MP3
MP3 4.1 MB • 128 kbps • 4:25
Story behind the song
This one just REFUSED to be completed. I had most of this song completed for a long time, but I looked for the longest time for a second instrument that would 'complete' the song and couldn't find it until yesterday. I'm not perfectly happy with it, but I still think I did a good job on it anyway. I've heard rumours that the instrument used by DaRude's 'SandStorm' wasn't possible to reproduce in FL Studio. Umm, it's actually not that hard to reproduce it. It's only one refined instrument with three filters. That's not that bad compared to other instruments that require just about all the filter slots to reproduce. The only thing is that I can only get it 'right' in a certain set of keys. I don't have the whole keyboard to work with. I'm sure there is a tweak that would allow me more room on the keyboard though. Anyway, this was made at 270 BPM. I'm not entirely satisfied with this song, but I felt that it was the best way I could make it. There's two parts of the song that I actually thought of when I was a lot younger. One is slightly modified because it didn't sound like what I had in mind, but the other sounded perfectly like I had imagined. Mashed them both into one track, so I think that's OK. Hope it's actually better then I thought it was.
Comments
Please sign up or log in to post a comment.