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atm i would say i prefer the experimental but my music hasn't a special direction.Not too sure what direction you are aiming for? Whether you prefer melodies or more experimental side of things.
By beef i meant pack them out a little bit more as they sounded a bit too basic....although "beef" as in Plumping is never a bad thing....too glichy can get annoying IMO, unless glitchyness is your thing obviously!Loopz wrote:i wouldnt say beef...i would just say change them. Make them clicky , nasty, harsh, distrorted or whatever you prefer.
Loopz is actually blind and just "sees" the world as a series of glitchy clicks and pops which his brain translates into a virtual map of his surroundings. Sort of like a cross between Daredevil and a dolphin.Willsy wrote:too glichy can get annoying IMO, unless glitchyness is your thing obviously!
Doldevil.Funky Dung wrote:Loopz is actually blind and just "sees" the world as a series of glitchy clicks and pops which his brain translates into a virtual map of his surroundings. Sort of like a cross between Daredevil and a dolphin.Willsy wrote:too glichy can get annoying IMO, unless glitchyness is your thing obviously!
I think you still misunderstand what i meant Loopz. Beef as in do more with the beat and give it more depth, not have the basic "as it comes out the box" beat. We are kinda singing from the same hymn sheet.Loopz wrote:lol @ dungy! :p
I just think that its better to do something different - everyone has done, is doing and always will do beefy beats. Its an easy option like acid
I like the idea of not using out the box sounds but I also like the idea of dirtying music as well. Boards of Canada used to take nice samples/loops and dirty them rather than cleaning them up. I prefer the less natural beat sounds and to me that is where electronic music becomes more experimental. Each to their own i know 
Jeez, attack my musical style why don't you?Loopz wrote:lol @ dungy! :p
I just think that its better to do something different - everyone has done, is doing and always will do beefy beats. Its an easy option like acid
Acid Breaks is where I'm at. Anyone can make acid, but making GOOD acid is something else 
, I also gave a listen to "We All Gonna Die" and "Music Kills Coversation" (btw, should this be conversation? You might've mistyped the file name...). Have to agree with everyone else here: Very good for first attempts, but definately do something to your drums (they sound very "factory preset", like someone already mentioned). Someone also critised the mixing being a bit flat, and I agree. Everything seems to be concentrated somewhere in the middle, whereas you could instead spread the sound a bit more to the higher and lower frequencies. I think I should also mention that using the "DJ" prefix in an artists name has gotten pretty old (especially if you don't actually DJ, which I ofcourse don't know if you do) and if I were you, I'd go as plain "Roorback". 
