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Post by 8bitwonder » Tue Aug 15, 2006 6:42 pm

http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?a ... 1A692BC935 8)

any feedback well appreciated as this ones doing my head in i cant seem to get eq rite

calling all shonky's :wink:

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Re: 8bit-rum shuffle

Post by mizz » Tue Aug 15, 2006 9:04 pm

8bitwonder wrote:http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?a ... 1A692BC935 8)

any feedback well appreciated as this ones doing my head in i cant seem to get eq rite

calling all shonky's :wink:
really well done, one of the nicest tune from you,
bass sems to be flat, but that vibe and pulse.... lovin it!
big up!

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Post by forensix (mcr) » Tue Aug 15, 2006 9:07 pm

5 knuckle shuffle


:D

big up 8-bit "jazzfreeformstep" wonder

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Post by thump rat » Tue Aug 15, 2006 9:43 pm

Liking it, the intro is nice, the drop could do with a little more sub impact and the ending is lazy, but apart from that, its very good, would consider it if it was a vinyl release.

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Post by metalboxproducts » Tue Aug 15, 2006 11:59 pm

Just d/led it . Give a listen later mate. I reckom it should be good though. You seem to have problems with ya mixes as of late. I think they right mate. like i said, i'll give it a listen.
Ps i'm playin a couple of your tunes out soon. Only in a small bar, but it'll be the first time i've played out so it should be fun...... :D
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Post by jimmeah » Wed Aug 16, 2006 7:00 am

Yes! deep one.

Nice work on the bassline

is it possible the track is clipping a little?

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Post by 8bitwonder » Wed Aug 16, 2006 8:56 am

Jimmeah wrote:Yes! deep one.

Nice work on the bassline

is it possible the track is clipping a little?
ya nuff clippage a gwarnin only happens when i render it tho

mix needs sorting properly :oops:

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Post by shonky » Wed Aug 16, 2006 9:33 am

Yeah, like the riddim, way less ploddy than most halfstep, bit more spritely although I think this words generally only used to describe pensioners that go to tea dances. Like that bass sound, although something sounds a bit flat in the overall mix like it's been slightly over limited - maybe use a slightly more woody snare or something, bit more knock to it to cut through and leave a bit more space for the dynamics of the track.

Think it's an overall problem with dance music that everything has to sound really maximised, that it doesn't really leave space for the dynamics - everyone wanting louder and louder but at the expense of a lot of space and depth

Overall I think it's a good track got a lot of momentum, but maybe you need to seperate the frequencies or mix it slightly differently - not an expert in these matters so can't get too techy about it
Hmm....

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Post by DeepThought » Wed Aug 16, 2006 10:18 am

really like this one m8..
agree with shonky about it bein 'spritely', it makes yr wanna dance and, to me, thats the most important thing - something the majority of producers seem to be overlookin atm.. all about havin some ongy bongy get me..

tbh i couldnt really hear anythin wrong with it, though im not listenin to it over studio monitors.. but again, like shonks says, maybe open it up a bit more give it some space.. oh, and i presume its not gonna fade out like that when finished, makes waves for 4mins then just fucks off, it just dont seem right..

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Post by threnody » Wed Aug 16, 2006 10:34 am

Shonky wrote: Think it's an overall problem with dance music that everything has to sound really maximised, that it doesn't really leave space for the dynamics - everyone wanting louder and louder but at the expense of a lot of space and depth
That old chesnut ;)


Right listening......nice intro synths + violin sound. Excellent vocal, great atmosphere. I can hear the clipping too, odd that it only happens after rendering. Good ethnic drums, subtle and rolling. Good rasta vocal.. Heavy drop. Def got that envoy feel with the violin trill. Heavy bass too, urges the track along....maybe an extra h hat shuffle 32 into the main body. Deep indeed. Nicely leads into the breakdown. Mybe some extra bass drums/variation on the bass at the second drop to give some extra emphasis, or chop the ethnic ting a bit to give that breakage feel? Certainly heavy and has a ggod urgency tot he track, rolls nicely and keeps the interest going...I can't hear any problems with the bass from here.

Big up 8-bit. Tracks are all of a high quality these days. Your sound is developing well.

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Post by 8bitwonder » Wed Aug 16, 2006 1:05 pm

ongy bongy get me..-thats wicked man


cheers guys thats helped a lot,i wont fade out like that at the end version i think i just had a few issus with where i thought it was gunna go-


im planning on putting up like a back catalogue of the best of my tunes when they are properly finished and mastered .

big p you lot respekt :wink:

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Post by skunk » Wed Aug 16, 2006 4:21 pm

dude- tune sounds nice. a real head banger, somebody said it was envoy-esque. i'd have to agree, especially when the bass comes in on the first drop.

badass dude, i dunno what your problem is with it.

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Post by jahtao » Wed Aug 16, 2006 6:34 pm

Passed the wud i dance to this test.

Listened twice

Not really important: But my brain wanted a bar more tease before the second drop (at the end of the second gap just before the drop) basically just let the fire echo out for longer at the least or use the time more creatively

Pitty not to see that indian vocal again no? But rasta + indian might be too much 'ethnic'

Mix wise: comp drum buss a little something? 4:1(?) longish attack fast release type of thing, just a little pump on it. Careful!

Clipping eh? Use a limiter!? (limit to -0.1dBFS)

Good work, thanks for posting it

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Post by forensix (mcr) » Wed Aug 16, 2006 11:54 pm

watch it 8-bit has many issues with couunting 16 bars dont confuse him ;)

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Post by theverdict » Thu Aug 17, 2006 12:32 am

Nice sounds man.

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Post by 8bitwonder » Thu Aug 17, 2006 9:57 am

forensix (mcr) wrote:watch it 8-bit has many issues with couunting 16 bars dont confuse him ;)
ha ha you bastard

so what should it be?

do agree it could be longer

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Post by bowzer » Thu Aug 17, 2006 5:21 pm

heavy biz man, im feelin it... can't wait for the finished product! a 320 would be great :)

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Post by djunya » Thu Aug 17, 2006 7:28 pm

bowzer wrote:heavy biz man, im feelin it... can't wait for the finished product! a 320 would be great :)

AGreed Me wants...SICK SICK tune :D:

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Post by muffcrew » Thu Aug 17, 2006 9:53 pm

this tune is DOPE pal...

bedwetting affair get meh...

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Post by bunzer0 » Thu Aug 17, 2006 10:04 pm

Yes ! Anther 8Bit marvelous thing !
Big up !

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