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DJ Dizzy - Tonight (D&B and Uplifting Trance, female vocals)
Posted: Thu Jan 24, 2013 5:25 am
by djdizzy
My usual style of Drum & Bass with melodies inspired by uplifting trance. The usual recipe of fast breakbeats, supersaws and female vocals... hope you guys like it
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Re: DJ Dizzy - Tonight (D&B and Uplifting Trance, female voc
Posted: Thu Jan 24, 2013 9:49 am
by wub
Not a fan of the tune itself but the production is pretty competent...mixdown especially, nothing is getting lost or overpowering anything else

Re: DJ Dizzy - Tonight (D&B and Uplifting Trance, female voc
Posted: Thu Jan 24, 2013 2:42 pm
by outbound
I have to disagree I very much like the song (although I love dnb, trance and anything cheesy tbh!)
Mixdown wise it really does sound good man well done. Crit I would have is maybe a bit too much ambience, the sounds could use a lil less, sound closer and still sound real nice and lush. Big up!
Re: DJ Dizzy - Tonight (D&B and Uplifting Trance, female voc
Posted: Thu Jan 24, 2013 2:52 pm
by djdizzy
outbound wrote:I have to disagree I very much like the song (although I love dnb, trance and anything cheesy tbh!)
Mixdown wise it really does sound good man well done. Crit I would have is maybe a bit too much ambience, the sounds could use a lil less, sound closer and still sound real nice and lush. Big up!
yeah i think you have to be admittedly a fan of the cheesier flavor of trance to dig this song

i just wish i could've layered the drums more for an old-skool dnb sound but i had to layer the supersaws so much to try to fatten them up, that they took up way too big of a frequency range and would've drowned out the additional frequencies needed for a proper rolling dnb pattern. so i kept the shuffle simple, made ghost snares by changing the velocity, pitch, a/d/s/r from a one-shot snare and called it a day.
thanks for the feedback! the only other critique i've gotten is that it's a little too long. now in retrospect, i think cutting out a phase of supersaws and cutting a phase out of the ambience would help the song pack a little more punch by not dragging on quite as long.