That shift in tempo...
The tempo shift really gets to me. It just fits so well here. So peaceful, and then upbeat, and back to peaceful. Very nice work!
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loop that i remastered a little and now i think it's a little more listenable..
but i could be wrong, comment if you don't like it and say why
i guess it would only be nice..
well as for the song, it felt like moving upwards in something, with the slow beginning, then the climactic middle, and an open ending to start the next sequence.
if it's in the wrong genre, or if the song has something that sounds off,
please let me know :D
-punchy
p.s. (excuse me, but i forgot to activate the tempo autoloop, so the continuity might be off towards the end, but it'll be fixed as soon as the song moves through the list)
kjhsdgf responds:
:D
that's awesome to hear you like it!
Velocidad
shift in speed...That trick is always nasty, and you pulled it off...well....nasty! This is remastering, the sounds were clear no doubt about it as well as the volume of each instrument. Bass/melody combo's a great way to enhance a melody and it fitted in this situation. I took liking to how the melody completely evolves within the span of two minutes by the time the breakdown came the bass was trying to keep up with the melody, and in the ending it gets engulfed by the arpeggio like sounds introduced in the bridge to the breakdown. The beat is great as always the build up for it was nice as hell and the reverb the snare was making, forget about it...it was great. I viewed the ending as the culmination of the entire loop with all the techniques and feelings of the first two phases added up into an epic finale...and then starting it all over again. Cinco de mayo.
kjhsdgf responds:
tbh, i just lost track of the song, and was interested in taking it in a newer direction :p
but i really appreciate the joviality!
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