.:Groovin' High:.
Credits & Info
- Date
- 08/17/2010
- File Info
- Song
- 1.7 MB
- 1 min 50 sec
- Score
- 4.22 / 5.00
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- Score:
- Rated 4.22 / 5 stars
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Reviews
Rated 4 / 5 stars November 22, 2010
Synth Latin
The thing that I'd say that this track really needs is some sharp horns in there, to give it a crisp contrast and really sharpen it up for some of the moves that the dancers can make to this piece. I'd consider throwing in a complete pause, where a singer might yell "HEY!" or something similar, to add to the way that this tune builds itself.
When you get into a rhythm and start progressing with the tune, I was going great until that winding down outro, that kind of went against the grain of the piece, as I felt it. If you had the two note ending, without the way that the tune seemed to run out of power.
Yes, it could stand to be a little longer and lyrics would give it more of a feel of something along the lines of "Copa Cabana", but you've done a good job.
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars November 22, 2010
Niiiiiiiicccceeee Dawg.
The beats and the drums were I think the best part of this song and would be very suiting for a video game, maybe a forest level. Just saying. The beats were nice and the keyboard was awesome, coming in with a whole different thing. Very unique, and all made on 2 hours. Great use of your time I would say. I think it needs more beats to it and maybe longer because some of it seemed very empty in a way.
I think the bass line at the beginning was a very great way to start it then gradually going up in instruments oh so normally. Overall, it's great and deserves more attention maybe for just a 2 minute song or beat. I say to extend it and use rhythm and beat to mix it up! Nice work.
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Rated 5 / 5 stars November 21, 2010
Very nice beat
This sounds like a classy latin beat to be honest.
Drums: I enjoy the small hi hats played from time to time and how it sticks with a smooth playing and repetition of itself as well.
Keyboard: I'm pretty sure it's a keyboard I'm hearing and it sounds jazzy and classy at the same time, very nice job on that.
Overall: A very good piece of music that you have written.
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Rated 4 / 5 stars November 15, 2010
Not bad
It's not a bad track at all really, not really my style at all, but it does sound quite latin and relaxing. I kinda picture myself wearing a sombrero and looking over at a good looking mexican chick, raising my eyebrows at her, and then starting to salsa dance or something.
Sounds very pleasant indeed, and I don't really have much criticism for it. All the sounds blend together in a calming latin-jazz mix and it sounds good and totally conveys what you were aiming for.
The ending was a great touch in my opinion. Keep up the good work.
Rated 3 / 5 stars November 8, 2010
Very nice!
I love this!
The funky bassline was an excellent way to open the song, the tone of the bass was fantastic, It's a relly great loop to build things on in my opinion.
However, from there on, things turn a bit sour for me, the actual frum line didn't seem to fit the bassline, but It was okay I guess, my main gripe was with the keyboard, the actual note choices were fine, I mean, they were a bit boring due to the continous looping, however I feel that the tone you used for it really didn't work very made, It definately gave the some a homemade feel, which I think could have been improved by using a bit midi sample.
The ending was mediocre to be honest, I don't feel that it worked you could have done something nice and fitting without just slowing down the song, which kind of spoiled things for me.
Okay, but you have got a good base to build on
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