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TUNE: Out to the comfy chair skankout crew

Post by batfink » Fri Aug 18, 2006 12:08 pm

Maximum boost to the 'too lazy to move' crew. Leave some criticism or ask nicely for 320s. It's up to you.

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Post by shonky » Fri Aug 18, 2006 5:48 pm

Man this is really nice, sort of like Burial doing halfstep, really mellow and floaty, develops in a way I wouldn't have thought - got a nice variation to it, like the church organ, reminds me a bit of DJ Shadow's stuff.

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Post by zacharia360bpm » Fri Aug 18, 2006 8:14 pm

Really like this too.
Smooth and definitely different vibe:)
I love the mellow shit.

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Post by ekstrak » Sat Aug 19, 2006 12:21 am

reminds me of BOC's EP 'in a beautiful place out in the country'.

i think it'd benefit from some harsher pads tho. like taking a big mellow pad, double it and run it through some fierce mind-fuck distortion, then blend it back into the mix fairly quiet but buiding on the rushes.

loving the jimi stewart samples tho everytime :)

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Post by jahtao » Sun Aug 20, 2006 9:17 pm

Respect.

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Post by threnody » Mon Aug 21, 2006 12:58 am

Really good vibes on this one. Really spot on development throughout, v minimal but big at the same time(!). Great sound to the beats although maybe they are slightly predictable at times (around 3 mins some variation on the 8th or even a chopped/glitched version would be good.....Good little breakdown altho maybe they sub could be left out to give the ears a small rest (seeing as it goes out again before the end of the breakdown.....good little vocal sample. V nice 2nd drop, feeling that burial vibe in the developments (sample usage...Nice twist at the end!

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Post by batfink » Mon Aug 21, 2006 11:24 am

Thanks for the feedback guys! :D
threnody wrote:Good little breakdown altho maybe they sub could be left out to give the ears a small rest (seeing as it goes out again before the end of the breakdown.....
:lol: i left that sub in the second breakdown by accident. didnt realise till i was listening to the mp3 on the way to work. :oops:

i'll probably add a few little details here and there, drum variation in the first drop. little tweaks etc.... any suggestions please let me know. It can be very difficult to maintain objectivity when youve heard a track fifty times. :wink:
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Post by bunzer0 » Mon Aug 21, 2006 12:25 pm

nice track !

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Post by lycaon_prod » Wed Aug 23, 2006 3:57 pm

yeh liking the morning vibes. definately get that BoC comparison, n that's mos def a good thing. really progressive as well, nice one, though i'd have like to see some of the themes re-introduced, rather than just cycling through 1 idea after the other. production is decent, love the rim shot sound. could benefit from a tighter bottom end though, maybe a thuddier, rounder kick n a fatter sub, but the tune don't suffer that much as a result of this. good shit son!

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