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| packosmokes said 1450 days ago (November 20th, 2005) | |
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Sorry man Those vote numbers came from me, but I've got to listen to a track a few times before I come up with anything I may have to offer. Gimme' a few more listens and I'll have comment info for ya. Check out my latest song called With You
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| core said 1450 days ago (November 20th, 2005) | |
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Sorry man Now I'm sorry I made the comment. I was first thinking to not make a comment at all, but it's not the first time this voting system is frustrating me. Despite the efforts of the site admins, I don't see improvements. Looking at the list of high votes I see some songs strangely overrated, even if you look at them with the most objective open mind regarding taste or heritage. My comment was not against you, and I still appreciate some sort of reaction at all. After all I also can't complain about the high rating. Sorry for sounding harsh. Actually, since I come here and post tracks regardless of my doubts if it is for anything good, I keep coming here, so I guess I just don't always like the learnings I make. Check out my latest song called Skeleton
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| core said 1449 days ago (November 20th, 2005) | |
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Not the best forum for electronica Through the past experiences here, and looking at the majority of songs being provided, I came to the conclusion this is the wrong forum to post electronic tracks. There are a few people here who appreciate this type of innovative music, but most seem to be looking for "another latin tune" or "another blues piece". And I am sorry, but I'm frankly just done with traditional rock. It's not going anywhere. The most innovative rock bands today are Radiohead and perhaps NIN. So I guess I'm saying good bye to Macjams. It has helped me a great deal in terms of learning about music. No offense, but I think I have outgrown it. In a couple of months I'll backup my tracks and then delete my account. It was nice being with you all, especially in the early days, all the nice friends I found here -- your encouragement and critical exchange of thought was much appreciated! Check out my latest song called Skeleton
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| chikoppi said 1449 days ago (November 20th, 2005) | |
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Another tour de force Core, I hope you don't go. You'll only be denying MJ a source of really good electro/techo. Its a genre that is easy to dabble in but hard to do well and little appreciated by traditional musicians. I've always enjoyed your work and look for your posts. As for this song, its a great mix of analog and digital sound. There are some real retro components blended with modern synths and some fairly realistic drum samples. Sort of "feet in the past but head in the future." The rhythm is complex and incredibly well thought-out. If I were a percussionist I could expand, but my vocabulary falls a bit short here. This seems like a faithful translation of a physical drum performance into a wholly digital world. Lots of details and I like the way you interspersed the various sounds among the rhythm, incorporating the melody rather than laying it on top. The energy is fun and groovy. Like my old Atari and Nintendo game systems got together for some amphetamines and a rave. Tight production! Check out my latest song called Loop It or Lose It 9
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| core said 1449 days ago (November 21st, 2005) | |
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Another tour de force > Sort of "feet in the past but head in the future." > Like my old Atari and Nintendo game systems > got together for some amphetamines and a rave. Thanks chikoppi. Some of the nicest compliments I got for my electronic stuff so far! You know your ways in music tradition but you appreciate its flow of innovation and evolution. Your words are cheering me up and perhaps I'll stay on Macjams... It's just that it doesn't really help me anymore in terms of learning. But I guess as long it makes your feet tap, I should continue sharing my stuff with you guys. I'm just looking to constantly expand my horizon and Macjams is not really getting me forward. But that's okay. I'll keep it like my favorite pair of sneakers I don't want to get rid of. Check out my latest song called Skeleton
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| K.I.S.KISMET said 1448 days ago (November 21st, 2005) | |
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Happy tune It still amazes me that you do all of this on GB. I am still waiting for you to share some secrets with me ;) Very upbeat track that I like to listen to in the a.m. Helps me to create an optimistic outlook on the day. Excellent production as always :) Check out my latest song called haud lux lucis
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| silverstardust said 1446 days ago (November 23rd, 2005) | |
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Pleasing It is pleasing to the ear. But in my opinion is not drum n' bass. Check out my latest song called ratthole
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| silverstardust said 1446 days ago (November 23rd, 2005) | |
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Pleasing It is pleasing to the ear. But in my opinion is not drum n' bass. Check out my latest song called ratthole
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| core said 1446 days ago (November 24th, 2005) | |
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Pleasing Music genres in electronic music are floating and in steady evolutionary change. That's why I find electronic music so inspiring. It's a big playground for experimenting and crossing borders every time I create an electronic track. I used mainly Drum'n Bass drum patterns to create this track. One could argue there is more than the rythm defining a track as D'nB. But I'm not interested in theoretic discussions. What I'm looking for is to achieve a sound I have not heard before. Which is a repeatingly refreshing task in itself. --- http://www.corebasis.com/ Check out my latest song called Skeleton
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Check out some of my other songs:
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core
Okay, so you find this track:
8 - Very good, CD ready, fresh
8 - Normal, professional
8 - Excellent/artistic
8 - Normal/professional
I appreciate people voting, at least that means a couple of clicks, even
if it is done with little thinking in this case. You could as well have
made it a straight 5, 4 or 9. If you don't care about each category, I
don't really care about your vote.
When I am posting a song here it is not for having it rated by numbers.
That system doesn't work well anyways. The real benefit for the artist
is to get feedback from fellow musicians and learn from them.