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D.N.A. Project - Trip Hazard
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daniel duarte
IsraTrance Junior Member
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Posted : Dec 26, 2003 16:34
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daniel duarte
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Posted : Dec 29, 2003 02:37
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If you're not registered at acidplanet.com, simply click 'play' instead of 'download'.
Bye.
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Kaz
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Posted : Dec 29, 2003 10:29
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The lead-work uses eastern scales, something I'm not really fond of from the goa days. The basis of the track remains completely unchanged for the entire first part of the track, and no real change is noticeable in it all the way.... The track remains too static up to 2:20, and then the changes come in a very expected (yet energetic way, what can I say, sometimes simplicity just works), but there's always a feeling of the track standing in place.
More percussion (a drumloop or two), diversifying it's use (not using a hihat sequence the entire time for instance) and using a bit more sounds (perhaps FX) in this track would take it up a league or two instantly.
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daniel duarte
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Posted : Dec 29, 2003 17:13
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Hei there Kaz,
Thank you for your reply!
You're right in what you recommend, yet I would like to say something about it:
The problem is I will present a live act in about 25 days from now and I have been rushing some tracks to the end since I want to do at least 60 minutes of my first live performance.
Besides of that I'm limited in not only time but also hardware. In this track there was no hardware used except for my computer. I don't own any hardware but sometimes I produce with friends who do.
I am pleased to see my evolution is noticeable and I will do my best to make some more intresting tracks.
By the way, check out "Sidhartha feat. DNA Project - Return to the Source" it is also posted in the isratrance forum.
Peace
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