Re Spire, RP Punch, Antidotes, Malström, Subtractors, effects.

Very subtle and dark. Well done.

siriussounds wrote: ↑

06 May 2019

I really like the three cymbals in a row at 1:01. Playful and energetic.

Thanks! That's a metal thing. Since i play drums in metal bands i use that sometimes in electronic tracks too.

Heck yeah!!! The guitar, drums, vocals, the recording and production on this is spot on. Cool! What is your role in this production (guitar, vocals, drums, recording engineer, etc.)? Thanks! I did everything. Drums are fully accoustic hand played . Guitars are distorted subtractors. Bass is distort...

Nerveclinic wrote: ↑

07 Apr 2019

Are you a big coffee drinker? lol Very snappy. Well done. Not sure if it's "Techno/trance though?

I am, i even roast myself

We called it Technotrance back in '94. I don't care where it fits today.

Thanks!

Accoustic drums and reason 10.

Auryn wrote: ↑

04 Apr 2019

This would be right at home on an old harthouse compilation. You've really got that old school sound down, like from back in the day when techno, house and trance weren't completely different genres.

Thx man! Yeah, i'm kinda stuck there

Thanks guys!

Based on a recording of the buzz the power line in the pic does.

I don't hear any Detroit Techno in there but good track anyway.

Well done!

Reason 10. No VSTs.

Project i do with a friend. Reason 10, no VSTs.

Thx guys!

Reason 10. Stock devices and RE's. No VST.

Great production.

Very nice. Excellent beat vs bass line work on all versions.

Don't think it's dark and gritty but it's certainly good and interesting.

Good tracks. Analogue Heroes is something that would pass my "does this work in one of my dj sets"-test for sure .

They might need some more mastering eq work.

Thx guys!

Reason 10 without VSTs.

Excellent mixdown

The piano has a nice late 80ies feel.

Well done!