Enjoyed this. It reminds me of visiting my local library in the early 80s, borrowing Vangelis albums and discovering Electronic music for the first time. If I were to make a suggestion it would be to have the female vocal have a moment of prominence, a small break featuring mainly her, like the brea...

Lovely melodies. The production on this is superb. My only suggestion is that I was really hoping for more of that great riff that happens around 2.00.

New remix of the Marc Dawn/Flutlicht track. Any feedback very welcome thanks.

Lovely percussion riff. Really like the deep raspy synth. The vocals work great here and have been EQed well. Only comment I'd make is that around 1.35, when the vocal looping gets more complex for a few seconds, I'd let them briefly take more of a centre-stage. The track moves well and sounds great.

I enjoyed this and can't fault the production. The onyl suggestion I would make was as I was lsitening to it, watching the demonic face in your video, I was waiting for the synths to let rip and get a bit nastier. The sounds you have chosen are perfect, and it felt like you could push them harder i...

Here is kiss, a tune in the style of progressive house/techno. hope some enjoy ;) https://soundcloud.com/tim-pope-46831671/kiss-1?si=538ba2c04ea54dc593dade3a9ad54c24&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing Sounds great . The production is as tight as a drum. Real good use o...

This is me just having fun in Reason, reaching for whatever toy in the rack I feel like at the moment. It's more a disjointed mess than it is an actual track. I do think it's good to just let loose sometimes. Throwing random shit together can sometimes let you stumble over new fun things and ideas....

Ive got something for you to hear! Its not a ftf. It has vocals. Its got a kickdrum, a snare and breaks. It has a lead, pads, two acid sequences and trippy visuals. Oh yeah: 147 bpm😀 Dont mind the description of the vid; Im learning to understand and use Youtube’s algorithm to my advantage😉 https:/...

https://youtu.be/aDsMSTQtLJU All done in Reason. Any feedback welcome (mix, structure, etc) I enjoyed this and can't fault the production. The onyl suggestion I would make was as I was lsitening to it, watching the demonic face in your video, I was waiting for the synths to let rip and get a bit na...

Good pounding, driving start to the track. Lots of energy and great tension. I like the build up to the cymbals (keep them in, they work well) and the introduction of the Claps work well. The only thing I'd suggest changing is have the repeating vocals ''Endless Vibe'' to have some type of filter/ph...

Hi Tomusurp, thanks for having a listen and for the kind words. Yeah, when I first sat down to make it I was going to try making a big trance thing with a dramatic drop. But as I worked on it I realised I wanted this version to stay simpler and for the vocals to be the real focus. That's not to say ...

I've remixed Audra Mae's beautiful version of Bob Dylan's song 'Forever Young'. Any feedback very much appreciated. Thanks

Thanks Tomusurp and Baylo for having a listening and the feedback. Glad you enjoyed it. Baylo, I extracted the vocal using either Serato (which you can get for free) or Izotope's RX Audio Extractor - its been a while since I grabbed that vocal and I can't recall which one worked best on it. Re the c...

moalla wrote: ↑

16 Mar 2024

Nice Telex like sounding PetShopBoys remix

Thanks Moalla I had to go google Telex. I'm sitting listening to Moskow Diskow and I see what you mean

Really like this, very danceable. Like the use of vocal samples to form rhythm. The production is great, the different sound elements have great clarity and sit perfectly in their own space.

I've done a remix of one of my favourite Pet Shop Boys songs, Left To My Own Devices. The brilliant music production by Trever Horn and Stephen Lipson on the original version is one of the things that first got me fascinated with music. For years I've wished there was also a fast and hard version of...

It opens really well, that noise is intriguing to the ear. When the bass hits and the sound opens up is a great moment. Part of me loves the madness that comes at 2.33, the other part wished the track had carried on developing with the feel of the first section. Nice ending, nice tune

I like that intense scratchy synth that kicks off and runs throughout the track. I preferred the first half, the EDM trap. For me that worked best. The hardstyle section felt like it needed a big bassline to go with that stomping percussion. The switches between styles is done really well.

I think you have discovered a new style of music - Al Dente House - great energy in the track and the samples and fx work really well.

This is great and sounds like something you'd hear on the radio. Vocal sits perfectly in the track. That kick/bass combo is delicious.

This is a great idea and well executed. I don't know Jackson's songs well enough to spot where the samples come from, but it works well. The only suggestion I would make is to redo the video for it, this time with the lyrics appearing in the video as he sings them.

sudio wrote: ↑

02 Mar 2024

Definately sound cool, atlhough these happy vibes are not my cup of tea..

thanks Sudio. A wee bit of happiness every now and then won't kill us tho

The bass on this is fantastic. I like how you use the acid element too. The break around 3.00 works well. Listened to your other track, that's in your forum signature -Disassemblage, great stuff, would love to hear that on a big club sound system.

sudio wrote: ↑

04 Mar 2024

Great track. Sounds wicked !

Thanks Sudio

Lovely piece of work. Real sense of movement in it.