Feedback for track "Orgel"

What's your opinion on this track? Using lot's of organ sounds.

 

I wanted to keep the track short and to the point. Does it feel to short and that more things should happen?

 

 

https://soundcloud.com/zoixx/orgel

I Like the dub fx in the background. Sounds like something mysterious from a tv show. The length is fine imo.

Sweet. Really like the reverb on the rim shot. The length was just right for me, and the way you harmonized that melody after the first transition was tops. Definitely would have liked to hear that sound from 2:05 - 2:07 again, though, maybe in the outro. By the way, was the melody just detuned or were you messing about with some alternate tunings there? Had a SAW II vibe. 

Thanks for the feedback guys!

  On 1/13/2019 at 9:38 AM, Drum Up said:

Sweet. Really like the reverb on the rim shot. The length was just right for me, and the way you harmonized that melody after the first transition was tops. Definitely would have liked to hear that sound from 2:05 - 2:07 again, though, maybe in the outro. By the way, was the melody just detuned or were you messing about with some alternate tunings there? Had a SAW II vibe.

No detuning done by me at least. I'm using the Union Chapel Organ from Spitfire Audio, but not the organ itself rather the synth and sound design stuff they send along with it.

 

 

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Really moody track with that subby drone running all the way through and the reverbs you've used. Ye the length is right for me, it already flows very nicely!

  On 1/13/2019 at 11:38 PM, UnaPeaks said:

Really moody track with that subby drone running all the way through and the reverbs you've used. Ye the length is right for me, it already flows very nicely!

 

Thanks!

Sounds very relaxing, can not give any advice because I am not familiar with the genre but I like it :)

  On 1/22/2019 at 5:28 PM, Mozex said:

Sounds very relaxing, can not give any advice because I am not familiar with the genre but I like it :)

 

Thanks mate!

feels oddly nostalgic, it's not too short to leave an impression. the bass is spot on.