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Subject: hello all
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Original Message 1/4 08-Aug-01 @ 10:23 PM - hello all
hello everyone. im new here and just wanted to say hi.
hi.
im from new york city, and have just recently started to make my own music (although i may be a bit old for a beginner). if anyone is interested, i would appreciate any comments people may have on my songs. i welcome all types of feedback. if you like them cool if they stink...well thats cool too. i can take critisism (even if i cant spell it).
have a good one,
o
hi.
im from new york city, and have just recently started to make my own music (although i may be a bit old for a beginner). if anyone is interested, i would appreciate any comments people may have on my songs. i welcome all types of feedback. if you like them cool if they stink...well thats cool too. i can take critisism (even if i cant spell it).
have a good one,
o
Message 2/4 08-Aug-01 @ 11:29 PM - RE: hello all
excuse me but here i am hearing some electronically accentuated dance beats but there is not a part where you solo on a wonderful melody and put it on a filter that is as in it to be sweeping. where is oh the dancing not without a one of these? and i miss a 'woo!' sample. sorry no constructive comments @ this time.
Message 3/4 08-Aug-01 @ 11:52 PM - RE: hello all
thnx for the comments. they are constructive (constructive in no way has to mean positive). you are correct. i dont solo a melody on a filter.....do you think i should? i am trying to stay very far away from cluby progressive trance and go more for goa/psy trance. (no okenfeld or sasha for me thanks).
what is a "woo" sample?
what is a "woo" sample?
Message 4/4 12-Aug-01 @ 06:29 PM - RE: hello all
i liked rabbithole, some great elements in there, but i found it too repetetive. needs something more, a crescendo, break down etc anything but the same hooks all the way through.
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