Elecrtotodd (first draft, need advice)

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Hello, this is our latest recording. All hardware as usual, first time recording the Korg R3 vocoder. I think I've listened to this too many time and need unbiased feedback on this one. Any help ips would be greatly appreciated. Thanks:)

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Btw, we were going for an old-school-feel for this track.
 
Am I the only one that thinks this sounds good? I need your help guys, thanks:)
 
For synth music, I found this to be pretty sparse. Gotta have a lot more going on than a single beat, with a single tone and a vocoder to keep people's interest. There are a few people here who do electronic music very well. Hopefully they'll tune in.

The beat is pretty simplistic, the beat tone isn't too bad. The synth sound is okay, but sounds like a very basic tone. I think this is a good start, but you've got a long way to go. Keep at it!
 
We were going for that sparse oldschool electro feel. I appreciate the feedback, we're just getting into synthesis, so we're learning as we go.

Thanks again:)
 
hmmmm sparse would be fine, but gotta agree with PI here, it needs a bit more interest to it. A few more layers in places, even if they're simple ones might do the trick.
 
Thanks for the feedback. We are thinking about adding a robot rap verse (think Egyptian Lover) and I think we'll be adding more\tightening up scratches. I really appreciate the help guys!
 
I liked it..it had real meat to it...I though the lead sound was a little thin...more saturation and EQ..or give it another layer would maybe fatten it up

ah just got to the second half...thats much better sounding


yeah its sparse, way too sparse for me but a good solid foundation and only a couple of things will add real interest..good work
 
O.K. Most times when Kcearl gets his digits on a machine he makes it sing.

But this genre needs to work hard to sing. I get the feeling the biggest trap when working sequences is trancing out... to be honest this feels like a bit of a hard slog.
 
Thanks for the feedback! Tobe, I'm not quite sure what your getting at. Can you elaborate?
 
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