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Massive Electro House Track by DJ Collision

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Massive Electro House Track by DJ Collision Posted on: 19.01.2011 by Tierra Barbish This is a song I just threw together in about 8 hours, and may spend some more time perfecting it. EDIT! : I just sent this track to Porter Robinson and got some GREAT feedback! I'm also buying some Mackie MR8's to start producing with! If all goes well I'll have a great track when I spend about a week fixing things with Porters feedback and the balanced speakers. So for now, the original mix is to just hold off until the completely re-mastered, and refinished track. I will post when it's done, which will be within a week. If anybody wants anything to be added to, and or changed, please tell me before next Monday! Please comment, hate, love, critique below! Mastered and Edited: http://soundcloud.com/thedjcollision/baroquen-rechord-original-mix Download the Original Mix: HERE! Old: http://soundcloud.com/thedjcollision/baroquen-rechord
Tierra Barbish 21.01.2011	Originally Posted by heaps Not bad at all, I like the first break a lot, and when you bring in the keys again over the main part-- it gives the track character (and that's valuable in dance music). The intro's pretty basic, and you need to pan the synths out-- even though the drums are about the same volume as the synths (bassline included) the latter seems quiet in comparison. Thanks for the critisim, and I agree the intros pretty basic, but I believe there's not much substance to the song, so it just makes sense, but then again I could be wrong. Ill make a very sophisticated intro in my next track. And I ment to pan the synths out, but I never really thought about it while finishing the track, dang it :P and thanks for the notice of the bass, I believe it may sound quiet because I was always turning it down because my speakers and headphones are real bass heavy, and I wanted smooth transitions between synths, but I should be able to fix this as I'm going to get some studio monitors soon. Thanks ron for your support again Ill work on a new track this weekend and try to have it up Monday with these new ideas Also, this is off topic, but does anyone have any monitor suggestions?
Tierra Barbish 20.01.2011	Originally Posted by LostCosmonaut Forever? You finished it in 8 hours! I need to know how you can get a workflow like that, this tune is absolutely incredible. Dramatic is exactly the right way to describe it, really well structured to keep things interesting - I'd love a copy of it Hahaha, thanks so much! And the workflow I stole from Porter Robinson, in an interview, he said he would start at the beginning of a track, and wouldn't move on until he was satisfied with what he was working on. So I took this, and forced myself to complete it with this workflow, and hey! It worked! Also, I put a new version up with a bassline after about 43 sec into to satisfy the build (your welcome ColemanT ) , and a download link on media fire that you can find on the first post. And about that wobble, I may have finished it in 8 hours, but that dang sound always seemed readjusting
Carmine Hinckley 20.01.2011	Originally Posted by TheDJCollision Wow thank you so much for your insight, and I like how you used drama to describe the track, it fits it perfectly. And I'm glad someone noticed the wobbles, because they took forever to sound the way I wanted them too. And about the build, I believe I'm going to add a root noted bassline because it adds suspense and I know exactly how you feel a bassline coming on, and don't get it. :P Forever? You finished it in 8 hours! I need to know how you can get a workflow like that, this tune is absolutely incredible. Dramatic is exactly the right way to describe it, really well structured to keep things interesting - I'd love a copy of it
Tierra Barbish 20.01.2011	Originally Posted by ColemanT Likes: Great chords, builds, drama, WOBBLES are spot on and actually used with taste! At around 50 when you blend in that bass build I was believeing a sweet bass line was coming! ALthough the build makes sense... I just love a good bass line. Excellent. Wow thank you so much for your insight, and I like how you used drama to describe the track, it fits it perfectly. And I'm glad someone noticed the wobbles, because they took forever to sound the way I wanted them too. And about the build, I believe I'm going to add a root noted bassline because it adds suspense and I know exactly how you feel a bassline coming on, and don't get it. :P
Tierra Barbish 20.01.2011	Originally Posted by sarasin About half way....just before the break has a phat section with bassline etc. I recon you need to show more of that! Dancefloor will love it! Great idea, maybe ill do a remix of my own track :P or just release a club mix and incorporate your idea, and I agree that there needs to be more bass parts. Thanks for the support!
Tierra Barbish 20.01.2011	Originally Posted by ron solo this is nuts, reminds me of wolfgang gartner's electro stuff. Wow, thanks for the feedback, and that's the exact sound I'm trying to get!
Tierra Barbish 19.01.2011	This is a song I just threw together in about 8 hours, and may spend some more time perfecting it. EDIT! : I just sent this track to Porter Robinson and got some GREAT feedback! I'm also buying some Mackie MR8's to start producing with! If all goes well I'll have a great track when I spend about a week fixing things with Porters feedback and the balanced speakers. So for now, the original mix is to just hold off until the completely re-mastered, and refinished track. I will post when it's done, which will be within a week. If anybody wants anything to be added to, and or changed, please tell me before next Monday! Please comment, hate, love, critique below! Mastered and Edited: http://soundcloud.com/thedjcollision/baroquen-rechord-original-mix Download the Original Mix: HERE! Old: http://soundcloud.com/thedjcollision/baroquen-rechord
Tierra Barbish 30.01.2011	Ok, I started a new thread for my finished track (and remix request if anyone is interested!). Heres the link: http://www.djranking s.com/community /showthread.php?t=24063 And I'd pretty much call this thread closed! Thanks for the support for getting this track done!
Tierra Barbish 27.01.2011	A warning, I'll be releasing my final mix of this track tomorrow. So I'm going to delete the old versions also!
Franklin Momany 25.01.2011	Awesome track man, I really like the middle part.
Tierra Barbish 24.01.2011	I just sent this track to Porter Robinson and got some GREAT feedback! I'm also buying some Mackie MR8's to start producing with! If all goes well I'll have a great track when I spend about a week fixing things with Porters feedback and the balanced speakers. So for now, the original mix is to just hold off until the completely re-mastered, and refinished track. I will post when it's done, which will be within a week. If anybody wants anything to be added to, and or changed, please tell me before next Monday!
Clelia Braccini 24.01.2011	I love the sound and the notes you use in the arpeggio. I just get a really good feeling listening to those.
Soon Zafer 24.01.2011	I dig it. follow
Tierra Barbish 21.01.2011	Originally Posted by heaps Not bad at all, I like the first break a lot, and when you bring in the keys again over the main part-- it gives the track character (and that's valuable in dance music). The intro's pretty basic, and you need to pan the synths out-- even though the drums are about the same volume as the synths (bassline included) the latter seems quiet in comparison. Thanks for the critisim, and I agree the intros pretty basic, but I believe there's not much substance to the song, so it just makes sense, but then again I could be wrong. Ill make a very sophisticated intro in my next track. And I ment to pan the synths out, but I never really thought about it while finishing the track, dang it :P and thanks for the notice of the bass, I believe it may sound quiet because I was always turning it down because my speakers and headphones are real bass heavy, and I wanted smooth transitions between synths, but I should be able to fix this as I'm going to get some studio monitors soon. Thanks ron for your support again Ill work on a new track this weekend and try to have it up Monday with these new ideas Also, this is off topic, but does anyone have any monitor suggestions?
Lula Falconburg 21.01.2011	Not bad at all, I like the first break a lot, and when you bring in the keys again over the main part-- it gives the track character (and that's valuable in dance music). The intro's pretty basic, and you need to pan the synths out-- even though the drums are about the same volume as the synths (bassline included) the latter seems quiet in comparison.
Lakisha Points 21.01.2011	mastered track was great. that bassline placement in the beginning was great. really helped pull that intro together musically.
Tierra Barbish 20.01.2011	Originally Posted by LostCosmonaut Forever? You finished it in 8 hours! I need to know how you can get a workflow like that, this tune is absolutely incredible. Dramatic is exactly the right way to describe it, really well structured to keep things interesting - I'd love a copy of it Hahaha, thanks so much! And the workflow I stole from Porter Robinson, in an interview, he said he would start at the beginning of a track, and wouldn't move on until he was satisfied with what he was working on. So I took this, and forced myself to complete it with this workflow, and hey! It worked! Also, I put a new version up with a bassline after about 43 sec into to satisfy the build (your welcome ColemanT ) , and a download link on media fire that you can find on the first post. And about that wobble, I may have finished it in 8 hours, but that dang sound always seemed readjusting
Carmine Hinckley 20.01.2011	Originally Posted by TheDJCollision Wow thank you so much for your insight, and I like how you used drama to describe the track, it fits it perfectly. And I'm glad someone noticed the wobbles, because they took forever to sound the way I wanted them too. And about the build, I believe I'm going to add a root noted bassline because it adds suspense and I know exactly how you feel a bassline coming on, and don't get it. :P Forever? You finished it in 8 hours! I need to know how you can get a workflow like that, this tune is absolutely incredible. Dramatic is exactly the right way to describe it, really well structured to keep things interesting - I'd love a copy of it
Tierra Barbish 20.01.2011	Originally Posted by ColemanT Likes: Great chords, builds, drama, WOBBLES are spot on and actually used with taste! At around 50 when you blend in that bass build I was believeing a sweet bass line was coming! ALthough the build makes sense... I just love a good bass line. Excellent. Wow thank you so much for your insight, and I like how you used drama to describe the track, it fits it perfectly. And I'm glad someone noticed the wobbles, because they took forever to sound the way I wanted them too. And about the build, I believe I'm going to add a root noted bassline because it adds suspense and I know exactly how you feel a bassline coming on, and don't get it. :P
Tracy Roupp 20.01.2011	Likes: Great chords, builds, drama, WOBBLES are spot on and actually used with taste! At around 50 when you blend in that bass build I was believeing a sweet bass line was coming! ALthough the build makes sense... I just love a good bass line. Excellent.
Tierra Barbish 20.01.2011	Originally Posted by sarasin About half way....just before the break has a phat section with bassline etc. I recon you need to show more of that! Dancefloor will love it! Great idea, maybe ill do a remix of my own track :P or just release a club mix and incorporate your idea, and I agree that there needs to be more bass parts. Thanks for the support!
Tierra Barbish 20.01.2011	Originally Posted by ron solo this is nuts, reminds me of wolfgang gartner's electro stuff. Wow, thanks for the feedback, and that's the exact sound I'm trying to get!
Lilliana Perris 20.01.2011	About half way....just before the break has a phat section with bassline etc. I recon you need to show more of that! Dancefloor will love it!
Lakisha Points 20.01.2011	crap man i gotta comment again, cause that breakdown within a breakdown just went off daaamn! love it.
Lakisha Points 20.01.2011	this is nuts, reminds me of wolfgang gartner's electro stuff.
Stephaine Hains 20.01.2011	I like it man

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