BSE & Noisia - Hideous (Menosance Remix)

Interesting remix! Can't really listen to it properly because I can't listen on my monitors for a few weeks.

But I think you've definitely made it sound very interesting to listen to sound design wise : ).
I'd suggest using your own drum breaks to make it a bit more unique though!
 
MisterApe said:
Interesting remix! Can't really listen to it properly because I can't listen on my monitors for a few weeks.

But I think you've definitely made it sound very interesting to listen to sound design wise : ).
I'd suggest using your own drum breaks to make it a bit more unique though!
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Thanks man. I might add a shaker or conga to the drums but nothing more. Thanks once again :)
 
wingz said:
think you should try to spend more time on a track meno, seriously man ;)

sounds alright i spose
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Thanks man. I really don't know how to take my time on a track when it comes to producing an original. But thanks for the comments. Even you DarkYsidro
 
it's easy. see. lets say you got a solid foundation for a tune here. first you sleep over it. then the next time you go on it you start refining stuff and try to get some sorta groove going or something. a-b with some professional productions to see where your weakness(es?) lie(s) and what you can do better. i recommend voxengo span (http://www.voxengo.com/product/span/ it's free), it's very good for a-b'ing with other tunes coz you can see the spectrum and how a professional production should look in terms of frequencies and such.

anyhow it's just an advice, you should spend more time on a tune, rome hasn't been built in one day either.. ;)
 
wingz said:
it's easy. see. lets say you got a solid foundation for a tune here. first you sleep over it. then the next time you go on it you start refining stuff and try to get some sorta groove going or something. a-b with some professional productions to see where your weakness(es?) lie(s) and what you can do better. i recommend voxengo span (http://www.voxengo.com/product/span/ it's free), it's very good for a-b'ing with other tunes coz you can see the spectrum and how a professional production should look in terms of frequencies and such.

anyhow it's just an advice, you should spend more time on a tune, rome hasn't been built in one day either.. ;)
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Thanks wingz for the link. I do sleep on the track though but if I where to measure the time taken overall to produce the track, without including time resting due to ear fatigue or the creative time thinking what to do, it becomes around 1 - 2 hrs (original and on average). I would only post it here once I am fully satisfied with the track even if there is a mistake which I can seem to hear or see. I shall start to use that plugin though. Thanks again for the link. :)
 
Hm, I miss a distinct bassline here, the bass area is quite wishy-washy, no real fundament for the beats.
If you can't beat the original technically (who ever could?), the material should be interpreted in some other (sub-)style, I'd say.
 
Pyrococcus said:
Hm, I miss a distinct bassline here, the bass area is quite wishy-washy, no real fundament for the beats.
If you can't beat the original technically (who ever could?), the material should be interpreted in some other (sub-)style, I'd say.
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Thanks for the comments mate. I am not trying to go neuro on my remix. I usually do melodic stuff on my originals but since the original is neuro I thought I'll keep the aggresiveness but insert my melodica in the track. Thanks for the comments still :)
 
My first impression was similar about the bassline, it's an interesting approach you've taken. Sounds ok, you could definitely take it further.
 
subprime said:
My first impression was similar about the bassline, it's an interesting approach you've taken. Sounds ok, you could definitely take it further.
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I am going to give the track a detailed analysis for the bass. Maybe something new crops up in my head about it.
 
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