drumfunk
now that is rare stuff, man. even if you're just using a simple amen break, it really carries everything well. i also love the other breaks you've used. this is brilliant in general haha
Reviews for "Tinnitus (Sample)"
Good stuff. (:
The melody goes really well with the break beat man, Its also sick how you switch it up with the ghost snares (at least thats what I call it) so it dosent get too repeatative. Also you didnt just jump into it at the begining, you had a build up which I think is very important in dnb songs. Over all I give it an 9/10. Good works bro. (:
Triskele responds:
Glad you liked :3
awesome!!
dawn good ..
i never get the between parts after the snare or before the kick right ..
it never sounds like that when i make dnb.
Triskele responds:
danke :>
Nice sound.
Reminds me more of the oldschool Dnb. Has the oldschool drum coating, with the slower tempo'd bass, which makes for a pretty mellow Dnb.
I did enjoy this.
:)
I was wondering...
if you ever tried switching up the bell part to a different lead, since it is the only instrument, besides some pad and bass. I dunno, maybe tamper around with something more...synthy?
Triskele responds:
short answer: no
long answer: no, because this was exactly the sound I was going for...spaced out, sparse, leaving the listener's own mind to fill in the blanks. All the pad I really wanted was the ringing feedback from the piano. And in terms of synths, hell no. Much prefer the acoustic sound.