somebody been reading Dune. And that can't be a bad thing.
damn this's one sleek track. maybe could use just a tad more variation but no new instruments or anything, could easily spoil the thing.
me like.
plaster - kwisatz haderach
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Robot Criminal wrote:somebody been reading Dune. And that can't be a bad thing.
damn this's one sleek track. maybe could use just a tad more variation but no new instruments or anything, could easily spoil the thing.
me like.
guilty!
um, i actually transposed some main elements last night...it sounds more "serious" but i still need to experiment a bit to see how it will sound... yeah, i thought about making subtly changes, but i'm so lazy and wanting to finish a track asap. lol
..i'll post the new voice of the track soon.
Drop the idea of becoming someone else, because you are already a masterpiece.
Re: plaster - kwisatz haderach
I'm not the truth but if you ask me for feedback, you don't need to come on the forum to make sure I was right or wrong. When someone gives you feedback you can either work on it or ignore it. As for you hook, I believe you can play the subtle card of minimal percussion which can always work the way through. But if you a strong hook, it might make a track that will be ageless.
Why not just f*ck around with your hook to make it evolve a bit? You can also play with dynamics (pan, velocity, envelope, ofset, etc). That could be a nice add.
Your track is not weak or bad as I told you, it just could be "more."