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Title: Ambient influenced Progressive-Trance Post by: Northern_Fist on May 14, 2007, 01:27:29 AM You might like this. I use to compose ALOT of trance, but I took a break from it because I thought that I generally sucked, and needed to bridge out to other genres. Well, it has been so long that I thought I'd make something for the heck of it. It's my second attempt at progressive trance. Check it out:
Downtown Tropics (http://media.putfile.com/Downtown-Tropics) The name might sound a little wierd until you listen to the flute and guitar-thingie. Title: Re: Ambient influenced Progressive-Trance Post by: elv on May 14, 2007, 07:59:06 PM I really like this track , the flute is awsome.
Very mellow and good stuff.Look forward to hear more from you. Title: Re: Ambient influenced Progressive-Trance Post by: one on May 15, 2007, 03:39:32 PM Hi NF
I'm no expert on Electronic music but I think it's cool. 1 :) Title: Re: Ambient influenced Progressive-Trance Post by: magmavander on May 15, 2007, 08:16:58 PM Sorry, I just made a Copy & Paste of a review I made of this song in another forum.
Hi NF, omg! A major one ;D Superb work on the sound! A lot of subtle production tricks, great use of filters. Well, as you know I like a lot your use of stereo field, reverb and space. Cool melodic work too. Bravissimo :D Thanks to share! bye mag Title: Re: Ambient influenced Progressive-Trance Post by: Northern_Fist on May 17, 2007, 12:25:40 AM Cheers all... thanks for the feedback.
Title: Re: Ambient influenced Progressive-Trance Post by: Laguna Rising on May 20, 2007, 07:58:19 PM Superb work on the sound! A lot of subtle production tricks, great use of filters. Well, as you know I like a lot your use of stereo field, reverb and space. Yeah ! and it makes the difference 'cause it sounds really good, there are also original leads here and an excellent variation (as a kind of break) at 2.20ish, i like when the different rhythm kicks in before comin back to refrain at 3.10 Nice track Cheers |