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RaJ:Whatever sample you use from 40secs til bout 2:57 annoys the s*** outta me and kinda ruins it. Borders on grating. That first BD is sexy.

at2:57 it starts for me. Thats when I'd start spinning. I'd like to see the beginning of that repeated for a bit longer but it keeps it going til the end.

Really liked when it started that pan. I want to hear you play with that section and maybe get some more time in there. Cuz I had like an NES acid flash back when I heard that shizz.

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Love is BLind: It was okay. I would like to hear fuller synths. I mean I wasn't listening to it on a mega system or anything so I am not sure how the lower range was. I would listen to it on a cd though as a nice chill mix.

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Word. Which part of raj sent you on a journey? Time wise? And both of the tracks are very bass heavy. I love bass. Cant live without it. So if you dont have a sub your missing alot of the track.

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And which beginning noise was annoying?

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Needs a little more "sparkle". More high-octave synths. Maybe even integrate traditional string and wind instruments.

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sounds like a good idea. Which one jesda? I'm thinking of "fattening the sound" of the current synths.

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Maybe add some traditional orchestral strings in the background to help make it sound more cohesive, like a focused movement. I don't know your kind of music though, so I dont know how that would turn out.


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