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mho we should do more often such vs. tracks! love the idea.

vulvavibration wrote:mho we should do more often such vs. tracks! love the idea.

Yeah, man.

If it's not to similar to the Battle Royal coming up in the new year, pairing two people up for a battle would be quite a good way to push yourself, plus it would get a community vibe going, if a lot of people were involved who perhaps don't post much 'cos of all the noob bashing

so you telling me that tune a all of a sudden jumped 14 votes in a few hours? and track b didn't get any increase in votes within the same time period? lol.

it's a fucking lie.

voted

qwaycee_ wrote:so you telling me that tune a all of a sudden jumped 14 votes in a few hours? and track b didn't get any increase in votes within the same time period? lol.

it's a fucking lie.

That's how these things tend to go down, neck and neck for a bit then a clear leader starts to make itself known XD

A for me

hmmmm...
Free 320s for everyone??

...i think so!

JemGrover wrote:

vulvavibration wrote:mho we should do more often such vs. tracks! love the idea.

Yeah, man.

If it's not to similar to the Battle Royal coming up in the new year, pairing two people up for a battle would be quite a good way to push yourself, plus it would get a community vibe going, if a lot of people were involved who perhaps don't post much 'cos of all the noob bashing

i think tune battles would definitely help build a community! as long as they were done in a way that was fun and encouraging, then i bet it would really make people push themselves and improve.

Although track B has a nice atmosphere, the bass spoils it a bit for me.
In track A i think the synths are a bit to warm compared to the bassline and drums, still im feeling the overall vibe more than track B.

Voted A

No, a tune battle is serious business, with serious consequences.

nowaysj wrote:No, a tune battle is serious business, with serious consequences.

i miss the old battles that had consequences
hell it's how rendr came about

tune battle tournament!

Struggling to bring myself to bring myself to vote, not really feeling either track to be honest.

A - The percussion is too "straight", and I don't really feel any incentive to move any part of my body to it. The melody is pretty basic but those flutey pads are about the only element of either track that stands out for me.

B - I just don't like it at all, it sounds like being stuck in a lift in a Japanese shopping mall in 1986. Some thought has obviously gone into the way the different synths work together and the occasional rhythmic changes, but everything feels way too lightweight and... tacky. Sorry.

After thinking that through, I'm going to vote for A in that it sounds like an unfinished tune that could be improved upon, rather than B, which is the kind of thing I'd expect to hear Glen Ponder playing in his Norwich wine bar

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cogidubnus wrote:Struggling to bring myself to bring myself to vote, not really feeling either track to be honest.

A - The percussion is too "straight", and I don't really feel any incentive to move any part of my body to it. The melody is pretty basic but those flutey pads are about the only element of either track that stands out for me.

B - I just don't like it at all, it sounds like being stuck in a lift in a Japanese shopping mall in 1986. Some thought has obviously gone into the way the different synths work together and the occasional rhythmic changes, but everything feels way too lightweight and... tacky. Sorry.

After thinking that through, I'm going to vote for A in that it sounds like an unfinished tune that could be improved upon, rather than B, which is shit.

Harsh crits of track B man, thought the 80's feel of it was the charming feature, for me anyway. Really reminded me of end sequences on the Mega Drive. I dont think it was shit

Echoi wrote: Harsh crits of track B man, thought the 80's feel of it was the charming feature, for me anyway. Really reminded me of end sequences on the Mega Drive. I dont think it was shit

I dont think so either. Youre just rude mate.

JFK wrote:

Echoi wrote: Harsh crits of track B man, thought the 80's feel of it was the charming feature, for me anyway. Really reminded me of end sequences on the Mega Drive. I dont think it was shit

I dont think so either. Youre just rude mate.

LOL what was so rude about that?

Echoi wrote:

JFK wrote:

Echoi wrote: Harsh crits of track B man, thought the 80's feel of it was the charming feature, for me anyway. Really reminded me of end sequences on the Mega Drive. I dont think it was shit

I dont think so either. Youre just rude mate.

LOL what was so rude about that?

Sorry bruv, not you. The guy who posted above you.

JFK wrote:

Echoi wrote:

JFK wrote:

Echoi wrote: Harsh crits of track B man, thought the 80's feel of it was the charming feature, for me anyway. Really reminded me of end sequences on the Mega Drive. I dont think it was shit

I dont think so either. Youre just rude mate.

LOL what was so rude about that?

Sorry bruv, not you. The guy who posted above you.

Dur, i probably shoulda figured that out really haha

I think he was bang on!! this is a dubstep forum after all!!

not a makeshitjapaneseelevatormusicfromthe80s forum!!

harshness & honesty.... deal with it!

!!chea

Sirius wrote:I think he was bang on!! this is a dubstep forum after all!!

not a makeshitjapaneseelevatormusicfromthe80s forum!!

harshness & honesty.... deal with it!

!!chea

You're such a renegade.

But you're right of course, feedback should be honest. And each to their own, my honest assesment is thats its far from being shit, but not everyones gonna agree with that.