Are Americans Stupid ? [ October 6th, 2008 ] Posted in » Random
Well, i happen to like america but this video does say it all.
Awards
Deep Black Hole
Track of the Day on 18May2007 in Electronica
Track Of The Week on 3Dec2007 in Electronica
Best Bass in Electronica, week of 11Jun2007
Best Programming in Electronica, week of 11Aug2008
Best Melody in Electronica, week of 11Jun2007
Best Melody in Electronica, week of 13Aug2007
Best Beat in Electronica, week of 11Jun2007
So Real
Track of the Day on 16Apr2007 in Electronic
Best Beat in Electronic, week of 18Jun2007
Yes Boss
Track of the Day on 1Jan2008 in Dance
Confused
Track of the Day on 5Mar2005 in Electronic
Guitar Scratch
Best Beat in Electronica, week of 15Aug2005
Speedway
Best Programming overall, week of 21Feb2005
Best Programming in Electronica, week of 21Feb2005
Best Beat in Electronica, week of 21Feb2005
Thursday
Best Drums in Electronica, week of 29Aug2005
Best Beat in Electronica, week of 22Aug2005
Final Distortion
Best Programming in Electronica, week of 23May2005
Best Beat in Electronica, week of 16May2005
Most Original in Electronica, week of 27Jun2005
Speaker Damage
Best Mood in Electronica, week of 18Jul2005
Sovereign
Best Drums in Electronica, week of 13Jun2005
Best Beat in Electronica, week of 30May2005
Best Beat in Electronica, week of 13Jun2005
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Review #1 Of So Real
it kool
the drums need rising in the eq higher cause the sounds are over powering them. the idea is there but i think just needs mastering
- dashman_47 from United Kingdom on 9Mar2007
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Review #21 Of Jungle Reason
Just Shaved…
Smooooth. you must’ve just shaved.
I wish we had the D-N-B sub genre at Garageband as a label by which to appropriately brand this track. Electronica, yes, but- RAGGA ROLLIN’ DRUM and BASS is where it lives…
Totally competent. This piece grooves very well. It has perfectly placed breaks and does all the moves it is supposed to. Here is a list of the things I thought were outstanding:
1. At 36 seconds when the counter-beat comes in to compliment the step rhythm. Man, I love that trick.
2. 1:57 when the drums come back in, great stuff.
More about the drums at 2:58, clean! Dark synth and building drum part with that bee-you-tee-full sub-base underneath it all. Sweet.
Let me say, it isn’t like I haven’t heard this all before, I have, which is not a bad thing. Lots of us out here LOVE D-n-B and I love the big Ragga sound especially. To be honest, the expiremental boundary pushing of the likes of Squarepusher and Aphex Twin tend to tire the ear after a while and we need a little straight ahead Goldie (or something, you fill in the name of your favorite urban D-n-B D.J.).
Well done. On the critical tip you might want to tweek your synths a little more, maybe get them to evolve more as the track progresses. You do have a good combination of synth patches and effects which keep the listener engaged, but, if you took those and then subtly effected them a little more over time; it would take this piece to another level. Also the initial lead synth at 12 seconds in is obviously not quantized and there are a few akward out of time pictures of- humanity? If that’s what you want, fine with me. It does stand out. It makes one pay attention, but kind of pulls away from the awesome quality of SMOOOOOTH.
- herbsquare from Tokyo, Japan on 23Aug2005
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Review #20 Of Jungle Reason
great drums
like this a lot. drum and bass tastic! great strings, it moves nicely and changes enough not to be boring and repetitive. great work, keep it up
- Colour from Stillwater, Oklahoma on 18Aug2005
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Review #12 Of Guitar Scratch
Review
Love the D & B intro. Great sequencing/program on the drums. 48s into the song and same ole same ole. Finally some piano… sounds nice. COOL scratching. This is tight. I like what is happening at 1:36s. Nice strings too. Good work with this song. Big thumbs up.
- EmpyreanDreams from San Francisco, California on 7Aug2005
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Review #8 Of Guitar Scratch
Pro Programming!
Cool programmed drums with a great groove…nice….sweet little itty bitty keys come in like spiders crawling and makeing there way to eat there food that is trapped in this complex percussive maze. Wonderful guitar like keyboard sound and the part is really catchy and hooky. The guy that did this track is a pro and it shows!
- Realtheband from Calgary, Alberta, Canada on 29Jul2005
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Review #7 Of Guitar Scratch
More work needed to pick up beat
Way too repetative - can set a clock to this. Heaps better when the “Musical part” start. => may need to cut out long repetetive into to keep interest of your listeners. Scratch effect is a bit overdone.
Well not hooky - but kinda atmospheric. Would work on creating something a little more exagerated from the existing work to bring a recognisable feel to the song. - Maybee emphasise drums/ beat/ percussion a bit more for example.
- CrazayA from Perth, Western Australia, Australia on 28Jul2005
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Review #13 Of Jungle Reason
Strnge DnB
The sounds dont compliment the drums…or the drums dont compliument the sounds. Sounds like a strange combination either way.
- electric_jono from San Antonio, Texas on 15Jul2005
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Review #5 Of Jungle Reason
Gimme more track like this one
Interesting feel on this one, kind of reminds me of a late 80s movie about the future (Im not quite sure what I mean by that.) The beat sequencing on this is durn nice. Good bass line and drums samples. The notes going on a kinda of dissonant and stuff, but I think it works in a cool way. Im not sure where Id expect to hear this sort of a song. It could be good in a video game, or a movie or just on a CD!
Good effort! The sounds of everything fit together pretty well, though I suppose they could be enhanced a tad at most. The mix is good! For some reason parts of the breakdown seemed a little unusual (it might be part of the drum beat, or something sounds like breakbeat.) Overall its a rockin breakz track.
Sample/Pad Choice: plus
Production/Mixing: plus
Originality: plus/minus
Mood: plus
Structure: plus
Composition: double plus
Overall: Great one!
- BlueHand from Dowspuda, Poland on 6Jul2005
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Review #1 Of Jungle Reason
Addictive bass
From the second it started playing the words “Addictive bass” popped into my head, The bass sounds really nice and well done, it really keeps the song moving and when the DNB style drums kick in it changes for the better, however maybe some more variation on the drums, get a hat or something close to the frequency of the snare and play it some so it has more of a frequency range of sound (because the hats and the snare just dont fit as good as they can)
I like the padding, it sounds cool how it kind-of echos when you play it, then you have that lower far off string (sounds like it but it could be an FX on the main pad)
When it changed, it wasnt as good as before (at the 2:00 mark onwards) the dark padding and the light padding together had a good emotion, but the song turned into more of an ambiant with that, you shouldhave kept the bass and changed it up some (it wouldhave kept it flowing way better)
the pad “solo” plus the drums got old, and i was relieved when the drums and bass finally kicked back in, i really dont like the middle of this song much, it delays the “kick” for too long (no not a kick as in a sample)
The drums were nicely done, maybe change the samples some for more frequency range (as i said before)
the padding was origional at least, it couldhave been better, but it did go pretty well with the DNB drums n bass.
- PandoraTranquil from Fletcher, North Carolina on 25Jun2005
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