Acid Disco

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Acid Disco

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Re: Acid Disco

Post by Solderman » Fri Jan 18, 2013 10:38 pm

The mix has a nice deep, warm tone. I say edit this down, cut the fat a little, then add some more parts. Some might find the single 303 pattern an annoyance, as opposed to song mode or a few patterns, but I dig it when there is tweaking and/or layers of other stuff.
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Re: Acid Disco

Post by phesago » Sat Jan 19, 2013 1:55 am

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Re: Acid Disco

Post by princefan3 » Sun Jan 20, 2013 9:29 am

Weldone John a lovely ending with the stacked synths at the end....and as you can see many comments at the end of your track....what synth did you use to get the disco moroder beat..?

i would have to agree that the 303 stands alone and doesnt sit or mix with the rest of the track and become monotnus....i think i would stutter the 303 at the beginning and slow it right down...just one or two notes together..teasing us with the pattern to come.

and an added effect would help the 303 become more interesting...

303s are funny machines they simply used to take over all my work...you either have to have a couple of them i found otherwise they are a loner in the pack....but then you limit your style.

i had one but dont miss it..it funded other equipment for me and ive moved on...

keep up the work flow though.

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Re: Acid Disco

Post by John H » Sun Jan 20, 2013 2:19 pm

Thanks for your feedback guys, really appreciate it! New version with less 303 on its way in a few days.. :-) The disco Moroder thingy is a Nord Lead 3.

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Re: Acid Disco

Post by Sir Nose » Sun Jan 20, 2013 6:50 pm

Listened to some on your soundcloud.

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Re: Acid Disco

Post by John H » Mon Jan 21, 2013 11:57 pm

Sir Nose wrote:Listened to some on your soundcloud.

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