djpretzel Posted July 15, 2003 Posted July 15, 2003 This has some good qualities to it. other than the one piece of percussion, it does seem a bit "mono"... -djp I'm Beanbag Skratchbob, my e-mail is dkmoser@cc.usu.edu. The peice I'm submitting is a mix of Schala's Theme called Schala X. It can be found at then click on Schala X and right click on download and save target as. For those who want to know, my webpage is
Protricity Posted July 15, 2003 Posted July 15, 2003 Yet another schala mix Octive base... Simplistic dance percussion. Follows the original's notation pretty much exactly. Looping now. The song never breaks. Its very constant and doesnt ever slow down or change. Just loops... and loops.... and loops.... Work on more variation for such a long mix. NO
Israfel Posted July 22, 2003 Posted July 22, 2003 Pretty simplistic to my ears; doesn't really add much to original except for the dance beat. It's also a tad repetitive. Doesn't do anything particularly wrong, but there are already several mixes of the piece and this version doesn't really have anything new to add. NO
Vig Posted July 24, 2003 Posted July 24, 2003 It IS very mono, and many of the patches are very dry and GM sounding, particularly the strings. there isnt very much creativity, it just seems to be the original over drumloops. NO
m68030 Posted July 28, 2003 Posted July 28, 2003 Ack... bad sample loop points Ok.. letse.cx.. Sounds like there is some distortion or clipping going on in the low end.. sounds like compression artifacting on the bass or some of the drums. Speaking of the drums, they are really dominating alot of the dynamic range. There are a few neat sections where stuff comes back in, but past that there is almost no development or building... it just seems like I've heard all there is to hear in this track after about 30 seconds. Sure, it'd work as background music or something, but if you're going to make such a dancehappy track, it's going to need a good bit more to show for itself. NO
Recommended Posts