Echos Of Age - Antarctica [Deep/Minimal]

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Echos Of Age - Antarctica [Deep/Minimal]

Post by Rezzo » Thu Feb 06, 2014 4:12 pm

Yo, anybody that knows this username on the forums or recognises me probably knows me as "Absent Closure". Decided to start a side alias kinda thing for my deep stuff. Not gonna lie I'm getting bored of the emotionless "brostep" shite I was putting out before. I feel a lot more comfortable and happy making stuff like this as I can express how I feel through my music, what's going on in my head, environment, etc etc. Hope you like it. C&C is welcome as this is the feedback forum. Thanks in advance people. Big up.

Sorry tune is down for maintenance. Will only post when I'm sure from now on.
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Re: Echos Of Age - Antarctica [Deep/Minimal]

Post by poquepoque » Thu Feb 06, 2014 5:09 pm

Arrangement is too weak
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Re: Echos Of Age - Antarctica [Deep/Minimal]

Post by Rezzo » Thu Feb 06, 2014 5:17 pm

Shit I should probably throw a bunch of camelcrushers on the master right?

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Re: Echos Of Age - Antarctica [Deep/Minimal]

Post by poquepoque » Thu Feb 06, 2014 5:24 pm

Shit I should probably throw a bunch of camelcrushers on the master right?
Google "arrangement".
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Re: Echos Of Age - Antarctica [Deep/Minimal]

Post by Rezzo » Thu Feb 06, 2014 5:26 pm

Rofl

EDIT: Would you care to expand on your statement? You obviously missed the joke in my last post btw too. FYI feedback is usually more than one sentence that essentially says "I don't like it".

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Re: Echos Of Age - Antarctica [Deep/Minimal]

Post by wub » Thu Feb 06, 2014 5:32 pm

I'd agree with the comment re; the arrangement. Some nice sounds in here, but how the tune is put together is predictable. Intro, beats, beats with bass, break, then the tune repeats itself.

The second half of the tune especially feeling like a copy of the first half...maybe switch up the programming a little so it's not quite so loopy feeling, or else bring in some new elements to help carry the interest of the listener for the rest of the tune.
Rezzo wrote:Shit I should probably throw a bunch of camelcrushers on the master right?
Not sure what you mean by this either, TBH :?

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Re: Echos Of Age - Antarctica [Deep/Minimal]

Post by Rezzo » Thu Feb 06, 2014 5:34 pm

wub wrote:I'd agree with the comment re; the arrangement. Some nice sounds in here, but how the tune is put together is predictable. Intro, beats, beats with bass, break, then the tune repeats itself.

The second half of the tune especially feeling like a copy of the first half...maybe switch up the programming a little so it's not quite so loopy feeling, or else bring in some new elements to help carry the interest of the listener for the rest of the tune.
Rezzo wrote:Shit I should probably throw a bunch of camelcrushers on the master right?
Not sure what you mean by this either, TBH :?
Thanks for the constructive reply mate. I was fearing this, I'm generally really bad at arrangement without knowing what to improve on. Also my second halfs are generally copied over in my tracks as I am scared to edit for fear of ballsing it up and basically going out of key etc etc. I appreciate the reply. I will take a look on the forum at arrangement tips etc.

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Re: Echos Of Age - Antarctica [Deep/Minimal]

Post by poquepoque » Thu Feb 06, 2014 5:36 pm

Rezzo wrote:Rofl

EDIT: Would you care to expand on your statement? You obviously missed the joke in my last post btw too. FYI feedback is usually more than one sentence that essentially says "I don't like it".
My statement is not in my attitude to your track.
I said that arrangement is bad. Why?
Because of it predictablity.
Very simple progression, nothing sudden, nothing original. Monotonnicaly and boring.
You must work with on this.
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Post by poquepoque » Thu Feb 06, 2014 5:38 pm

Tip: listen to different artists in that genre and learn methods and tricks.
Good luck, dude.
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Re: Echos Of Age - Antarctica [Deep/Minimal]

Post by Rezzo » Thu Feb 06, 2014 5:38 pm

poquepoque wrote:
Rezzo wrote:Rofl

EDIT: Would you care to expand on your statement? You obviously missed the joke in my last post btw too. FYI feedback is usually more than one sentence that essentially says "I don't like it".
My statement is not in my attitude to your track.
I said that arrangement is bad. Why?
Because of it predictablity.
Very simple progression, nothing sudden, nothing original. Monotonnicaly and boring.
You must work with on this.
Alright that's better. Thanks, I'm gonna definitely revise this track. I guess I'm too used to the cookie cutter style arrangement of "Brostep". Gotta try and break the mould. Cheers.

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