Clouds-pashtun

Here is a little thing that I did last night. It is a rework of a track off of my (forever) upcoming album

I wish more headphones and soundsystems could support super low frequencies. this track dips into real sub bass range. I need tips on mastering/eq'ing.

beautiful.

thank you for your attention.

  On 8/27/2013 at 6:32 AM, Salvatorin said:

thank you for your attention.

No problem. I could totally see this as a build-up to a super mental breakbeat driven climax, but I don't know if that it was you are about. Sort of like Wisp meets Aphex type of thing in my head. Like with a low frequency snare heavy break sample and then you slide into into focus, bring in a bass line, drop a melody, add a glitchy effect here and there, standard break effect fare really, then build that up into a more normal song structure.

I really like the build-up though. It has a lot of nice elements to it by itself. I could see if you were intending to leave it as is, but then it comes off as more a score type of thing with a bit of a throwback vibe. At least for me personally.

can't give you any tips on mastering / eq'ing but i like this alot man, very nice work :)

oh' this is quite pleasant to my ears friend. effort continues to bring forth reward

i cant believe i missed this. its great! i love the melody.

here's a lil eccojam for yers just for shits and giggles

curses... it's a tease... nice work

very nice. reminded me first of Boards of Canada's song 'New Seeds'

About the mixing in the first track... you don't really need anything below 50hz (40hz but then you're pushing it). Just gain it a tiny bit around 75 - 110 hz (you know, a wide Q) and that should give you enough sub.

Quite lush!

  On 9/4/2013 at 4:32 PM, Squee said:

About the mixing in the first track... you don't really need anything below 50hz (40hz but then you're pushing it). Just gain it a tiny bit around 75 - 110 hz (you know, a wide Q) and that should give you enough sub.

Thanks for the input. A low cut filter would do the job right?