New funky minimal track with a rubbery bassline. Let me know what you think, even if you hate it - I want to get better
Blue
Mazee - Blue
Thanks very much mate, that's a real compliment. I'm only just in the process of developing my style, and although I've been producing on and off for a few months, I really am only just getting to grips with mixing in a subtle way. Lots of improvement needed, but a comment like that really helps keep me motivated, cheers!Kozak wrote:I love this style
One thing I would like to mention: you make a very subtle style of music much like Cobblestone Jazz but your mixes sound hard, maybe this is intentional but I would love a smoother/softer mix.....
Keep up the good work!
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Cool sounds. Funny...I just referred to my tracks as "rubbery" (thanks for listening, by the way), but that bassline is much more elastic!
I can't put my finger on it, but I feel as if this track needs some sort of anchor. Something more consistent that drives it along. I don't think I'm explaining myself very well...
Actually, if you look (and obviously listen) to the track on SoundCloud, you can tell that there are about 9 or 10 different sections (the first minute being the intro before the bassline section, 2.13-2.40 is kind of a breakdown, as is 3.45-4.16 (the "trancy gated pad" section)).
I think it might help if certain sections built up to the one following it, and when that section comes in (such as a bassline section) you have something that drops it in with greater emphasis.
Hopefully this makes sense. Production-wise this sounds nice. Cheers.
I can't put my finger on it, but I feel as if this track needs some sort of anchor. Something more consistent that drives it along. I don't think I'm explaining myself very well...
Actually, if you look (and obviously listen) to the track on SoundCloud, you can tell that there are about 9 or 10 different sections (the first minute being the intro before the bassline section, 2.13-2.40 is kind of a breakdown, as is 3.45-4.16 (the "trancy gated pad" section)).
I think it might help if certain sections built up to the one following it, and when that section comes in (such as a bassline section) you have something that drops it in with greater emphasis.
Hopefully this makes sense. Production-wise this sounds nice. Cheers.
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