http://www.nakoradiomies.1g.fi/aani/Nak ... ndsaft.mp3
again made live with ableton and few piece of hardware..
enjoy!
Näköradiomies - sekamehu [deeptech]
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very nice vibe for the after Sunday chilll!!
Im enjoying it and it seriously gives me a peacefull and relax feeling.
This kind of music I also realy enjoy when im drawin'or design on the comp.
Want some more
Im enjoying it and it seriously gives me a peacefull and relax feeling.
This kind of music I also realy enjoy when im drawin'or design on the comp.
Want some more
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hmm not bad, but overall i find the track is too constructed. Let me try to explain.
It's rather long, which is OK (it could even be a bit longer), and this means you have plenty of room. There are many elements in the song, the beat, the pads, the elastic bass, some noises, a glassy-bleepy (?) synth... which are individually good. My advice: don't use them all the time.
I like the elastic bass, i like the sustained pad in the beginning, i like the chord progression etc. but let your track breathe. Stop the beat for a while. Stop the chord progression and let the first sustained pad come back and stay for a while. Throw a little touch of bleeps. Etc. Let things float, and come and go.
As always, my comments reflect my tastes. I like ambient music and your track is a bit "too much" to be ambient
(and i've just listened to Gas, anything would sound too much to me right now 
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It's rather long, which is OK (it could even be a bit longer), and this means you have plenty of room. There are many elements in the song, the beat, the pads, the elastic bass, some noises, a glassy-bleepy (?) synth... which are individually good. My advice: don't use them all the time.
I like the elastic bass, i like the sustained pad in the beginning, i like the chord progression etc. but let your track breathe. Stop the beat for a while. Stop the chord progression and let the first sustained pad come back and stay for a while. Throw a little touch of bleeps. Etc. Let things float, and come and go.
As always, my comments reflect my tastes. I like ambient music and your track is a bit "too much" to be ambient
(and i've just listened to Gas, anything would sound too much to me right now ):.: : :: : :.: .:. :.
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