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a melodic trance track.... not yet finished 100%,
arrangement could be better.

I used many prophets in this track ...

Its sad that my 12 DSPs do quite fast limit me in polyphony and different sounds....
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love it :-)
but you really should take a look at the lows.
The kick doesn't have a punch (at 80 Hz) or is too softly mixed-in to hear it.
And the bass, well maybe the same.
headphone mix...? ;-)

Nice track anyway, I'm jalous at the melodical qualities :-)
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hubrid thanks for your feedback !

you are right it WAS a headphone mix....
I checked back with my speakers after mixing ( I got really strange room conditions here and strange neighbours) and changed the kick to this soft one...

the original kick was very hard....
anyway here is the original headphone mix.... :)

if this sounds better my headphones are better than my roomaudience-speaker combination ... :lol:
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hehe, yes it is a harder kick :-D
try to put more U in it, like in ufo, instead of the prominent A like in after.
Or keep the A but do the U :lol:

The kick makes the compressor punping a bit, I would reduce the kick's volume a bit (minus 2-3 db) or reduce the level of compression, the kick is loud enough (in the A-part that is).
Or use a multiband compressor like the Optimaster, to treat the lows apart.

cheers :-)

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Is that inspired by a Jean M Jarre tune by any chance..?

Very nice 8)
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Counterparts wrote:Is that inspired by a Jean M Jarre tune by any chance..?

Very nice 8)

not really or in a direct way.... but I love Jean Michael Jarre ( oxygen, great ) and surely I`am inspired by the classics.

I think basically all trance/techno stuff evolved from these pioneers of synthesis (Tangerine Dream, J.M.Jarre,...)
And I love all that stuff, regardless if it has a groove or not.

The newer generation techno/trance stuff has more or less completly lost its original spirit. ( just combining the same virus patch with the same melody in a slightly different arrangement isn`t really cool )

I`m trying to bring back the original synth spirit into my sound.
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hubird wrote:hehe, yes it is a harder kick :-D
try to put more U in it, like in ufo, instead of the prominent A like in after.
Or keep the A but do the U :lol:

The kick makes the compressor punping a bit, I would reduce the kick's volume a bit (minus 2-3 db) or reduce the level of compression, the kick is loud enough (in the A-part that is).
Or use a multiband compressor like the Optimaster, to treat the lows apart.

cheers :-)

hubird
what is thing with the "A" and th "U" ? :D
what about an "O" ?
hehe :)
but you are right the kick/bass section isn`t perfect at all. But the main problem here is my monitoring is not good enough. So finding the sound is not that easy...
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hifiboom wrote:
hubird wrote:But the main problem here is my monitoring is not good enough. So finding the sound is not that easy...
try a cd you know that it's sounding good, and take that as a reference :-)
but you do that already I guess :-)
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