Breakbeat Track!

CLAZZ_A_2002

http://members.lycos.co.uk/productionz/BreakTrak1.rm

Near enough the final mix,

Check it....

Mrks outta 10 in the line of would it sell/would u buy it

Biggup!!!

CLAZZ_A_2002

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Howling

defo feelin this especialy the drums which have a very fat ssound to them.
Rating:
7.5/10

i might be tempted to part with my hard earned cash for this.

nice!

Sen

Nifty head messing sounds like the chords you're using.

Bassline - the second note could be pitched down a semi-tone and you'd have a deeper sound.

Interesting track.

CLAZZ_A_2002

Cheers for the comments boyz! Biggupp!

A little 4/4 rmx
http://members.lycos.co.uk/productionz/44new.rm
*Updated*
Near enough the final mix. (Just gotta tweak a few sounds here and there)

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boosted

Nice beats ... like the old school breakbeat feel to it. Agree with the need for some more bass work. Maybe put a little rez on top to bring it out of the totally sub range. Good work so far.

CLAZZ_A_2002

Yeah safe bro! biggup your status!

I agree on the bass. However the 4/4 bass my personal view is that is sounds alright still....!!

Let me know you think!

Biggup!

CLAZZ_A_2002

T.O.P.

bionicbooty

I would be far more likely to listen to this on headphones than to spin it out. There's just so much going on, that you never let it really just sit on the groove for any period of time. There's like 607 breakdowns which is a treat for the ears, but hard on the booty.

So it depends on what you're going for with this track. If your looking for "listeners", you are right there. If you're looking to do dance floor damage, I think it needs simplification. As it stands now, it DEMANDS my full attention - but I wouldn't be able to chew gum and listen to this at the same time.

Nice work.

CLAZZ_A_2002

Yeah man! Trying to get a sorta trk that would do damage on radio!!

Cheers for the comments anywayz mate

Nice one

Biggup!!

Sen

lol @ booty.

But I get yah.

This is good head$$$$ music...got stuff comin' in, goin' out...drumfills galore.

It doesn't let the mind grab a hold of the groove and ride it.

The Anatomy of a Dance Track:

Build up and hook them in and get them grooving a little

Break it down so that they feel the absense of the groove and want it back

Drop the bline on them hard and bring back the groove and the energy

let it ride and add some different sounds/fills/change ups to keep things interesting, but don't lose or change the groove too much (I hate songs that change tempo...)

When they're comfortable shake it up again with another drop, a new bline, etc. etc.

CLAZZ_A_2002

As said above is that a good thing? Cos its always been said try and be diffrent!!

bionicbooty

“	Originally posted by CLAZZ_A_2002 As said above is that a good thing? Cos its always been said try and be diffrent!!	”

From my experience, I've spent the better portion of three years trying to innovate. Though it's been a great learning experience, and I have worked my production skills up considerably, I've made an effort over the last year or so to make the music more easily digested.

I just spread my ideas out over more tracks instead of packing a million of them into one. The benifits of this are:

1. People end up liking the tracks from the getgo, without having to listen a hundred times.

2. I have way more tracks to pick from for completion.

It really has helped me. But I support your views, too. I personally don't have the time or energy to write, record, mix AND promote something too out of the mainstream. Your music can be different, but radio/dj/club formats aren't likely to change just to accomodate an unknown artist. Blow up first, THEN go crazy with production is my new guideline.

Rowland Samuel

I like the track until that B-line comes in .

It's just too dark for me - sorry .

Sen

Being different is good...you do need to shake the foundation every now and then in a track to discombobulate the dancers and get them on a slightly new ride...but too much of it makes it hard to dance to hard to mix and maybe even hard to listen to.

CLAZZ_A_2002

Seen!

CLAZZ_A_2002

Check the 4/4 mix!!
http://members.lycos.co.uk/productionz/44.rm

Biggup!!

DJ FRAMPSTER

niceness

CLAZZ_A_2002

Easy Now! Mr Frampster!!