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I made this with the intentions of being a demo, so I get straight to the beat in this :)

Completed in one 4.5 hour sitting, although it doesn't sound like a 1 sitting track o.o
Got a pretty big vibe from Noisia and Spor while making the drumline to this, just has a similar feeling as theirs (although I don't think anyone can possibly make a more insanely hard kicker than Spor)

All I really need to say is 1:33 = <3

--Info--
Genre: Trancey Drum and Bass
KBPS: 160
Length: 3:46
Tempo: 165bpm
Patterns: 63
Channels: 15
Automation Envelopes: 2
Effects Channels: 9

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Average Score: 9.0 / 10

Score: 9

"165bpm? :D"

by: julius33

date: June 21, 2009

Wow you finally made something shorter and FASTER O_o
How could you?
Good song anyway and i really like the quiet synth that enters at 2:08.
Also really liked the very short intro :D
The only 2 things i would suggest are a more intense drumline and that its quite of repetitive.
5/5(due to low score :D) and 9/10

June 22, 2009

Author's Response:

it's a short quick one since that's the advice I've gotten multiple times about working on demos: Get straight to the beat, use your strengths, and keep it short.

I still have more fun working on 7 minute tracks though :P