Club Zero & DbD - "Won't Stop Rockin'"

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clubzero

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Produced with:

- FL 3.4
- Pentagon
- Pro-52
- Juno X2
- Sound Forge 5.0

It's :

- Hard House / Hard Trance
- 160 Bpm
- 4.77 MB
- A real stomper!

Download Link :

www.indielaunch.com/madtroopaz

We appreciate any feedback. Be it technical, musical, anything you can give us!



Club Zero / Mad Troopaz
 
email??

I'd be pleased to listen to this but I'm not sure why this requires that I provide my email, I dont have any intention of providing it.
I can only assume that this is why the responses have been less than you may have hoped for.
 
OK,

It’s definitely stylised and it’s a difficult sound to achieve, as you are relying totally on the rhythmic content to drive the track. Seems to me you need some real thumping sub-bass for this to work fully. If it’s already there then ignore my comment its down to the system I'm listening on. Typically club systems this is played on are all bottom and top so you have to maximise the 'gut shaking' bass effect and the dynamic possibilities off bringing it in and out. I reckon I'd go for more dynamic filtering during the drum crescendo 0.50 to 0.59. Generally the foundation is there but it left me wanting to hear more variation in patterns and dynamics. (user@user worked fine thanx for the tip)
 
Hey clubzero.......
Respectfully, If you would like other people to check out your stuff, try doing the same. I have seen your posts in here before, but have never once seen you reply on anyone elses. Speaking for myself, the Posts i look forward to listening to are put up by people who also enjoy reviewing other peoples work. You start to see their names alot, and look forward to hearing what they have to say. Everyone wants to be heard........ ......but ya gotta listen. Be cool, Im looking forward to hearing your stuff in the future:D G
 
Thanks for the thought mate, it's actually very ironic because I hosted a review ring at Sample City last year, I must have written a little under 100 reviews last year. The thing is, homerecording isn't my "main" site, I hang around at futureproducers.com, if you stop by at the "Track Reviews" section there you'll notice that I've actually reviewed every single track there by unknown people. :) I spend lots of time reviewing other people and listening to their tracks, I just can't review at every forum I participate. The reason I post here is that there are lots people with knowledge about the technical side, mastering etc, and that's the part I think I need to work on most. :)


CZ
 
Hey cz,
I will stop by and check that site out. Thanks for the up's. I may even post something there, so I hope you will either give me a pat pat...... or shoot me down with what ive got coming!:D No offense broham...... you know how this works. G
 
I've listened and commented on your stuff a couple of times. I agree with the above comment...even if this isn't your main hangout. return the favor dude...why not?

very dance oriented, for sure. To me this lacks a lot of the 'ear candy' that I like to hear in this kinda stuff...and is just more boom, boom, boom, with some triangle waveforms ripping around on top. I feel there could be much more stuff to hold your attention in this tune...unless you're concentrating on the chick you're dancin' with...or the one with the [huge] rack shakin' on the other side of the room..

Nice stuff, however...

sounds like "AcidPlanet" kinda stuff, in many ways.
 
Cool thanks mixmkr. I will listen to other tracks next time before posting our own. :)


CZ
 
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