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Well, that was an interesting trip.

Very nice synths too.

Woah. Amazing synths and pitches man! All I can criticize is that the snare gets a bit drowned out by the kick. You could also put a volume limiter on some channels so that the synths aren't too overpowering, but that's purely my opinion.

Really nice groove and atmospheric sounds, good job.

Yet another clean track. I can tell the amount of effort you put into that kick, it sounds amazing in the mix, well done.

The break is sweet. The piano's reverb sometimes gets a bit piercing though.

Amazing transition. I would have gone for something heavier but I guess the style was already established in the intro :P. Very well-placed percs as well. However, I thought that the tom/low tom got a bit too repetitive for me, but that's just personal opinion.

The sweep at the end was a bit long for me, but I can't be too fussy now can I :)

Well done, keep it up.

D-Chain responds:

Thank you abbic :)
i can understand your opinion's
and now i see the piano's verb is indeed pretty high to the ears, thanks to you.
the sweep at the end however, ends the song.
i could make it shorter indeed. [which i will probably do]

:O!

Speed this up, change some stuff and WOW, this would be funky! Like previously said, tons of potential in this one :D. Glad to see that you're still improving.

Woah.

Cleaaan. Very nice mix. Also loving the reverb snare effect you got going there. I dig the windy sounds, always nice to hear when used properly

D-Chain responds:

thanks you sir abbic :)

Nice!

Even as a WIP, this is one of the more impressive tracks I have heard here on Newgrounds. So far, it is sounding extremely promising, with a sick bassline and well-placed plucks which go together perfectly.

Some things to work on however. Firstly, as mentioned already, the bass sounds a bit too filtered, so you might want to work on that. The other thing that bothers me slightly is the transition. I'm sure you would have worked on that without me telling you, but just letting you know :)

Other than that, this is pretty badass. Keep up the good work!

P.S - This is spectacular for your first try at house music. I'm sure you can go far if you keep going with it :D/

DJ-Hectic responds:

Wow, thanks do much dude! Really appreciate the kind words, and I'll definitely take the advice to heart. Thanks again!

Wow

So..much..DETAIL O_o.

Everything is perfectly placed, no complaints. Well done! Like SteakJohnson said, that ending is very, very sick :P

Keep it up!

Sweet

Very nice style here, love the groove. Amazing synths as well, and percussion is outstanding. The track also feels 'full' throughout the entire track, very well done. Mind providing details on how you produced this and what VSTs you used? Would love to know :).

Astrum responds:

Thank you! I've been using audiotool.com for about 2.5 years now, and i combined my work in that platform with some samples a friend and I made in FL Studio 9.

Haha

Perfect music for choosing a car. I can just imagine looking through a garage with this music thinking of which car to pick.

Interesting

I like the little voice clip that goes 'aah', really fits in well with the rest of the mix. The tune is also catchy and fun. Well placed percs and hats have covered the percussion, although I think the snare could be replaced by a higher pitched snare or could have some high-end reverb added to it, but that's just personal opinion.

Interested to see how this goes, keep me updated :). Good luck.

I experiment with a wide range of electronic genres (currently experimenting with complextro). I've been making music since November 2009. I use FL Studio 10 (Producer Edition) for all my productions and I currently use 3xOsc and Sytrus as my main VSTs.

Age 27, Male

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