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Dj-Lowprofile 
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Registration Date: 25-01-2005
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Please check out my new track 'China' and post your comments here!
This is a tune I am Currently working on. Any feedback is greatly appreciated.
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27-09-2009 21:21 |
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BattleDrone
2161... the future.
Registration Date: 30-12-2005
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Great style exercise. I'm not a big fan of Chinese music myself though, but my taste is irrelevant here. Very entertaining, good use of samples. Good mixing of styles.
Some things are panned in quite an extreme way, I would try to avoid that if I were you.
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27-09-2009 23:00 |
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GeeZZ
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Registration Date: 31-03-2007
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ha ha ha its beautiful loverly balence of sounds realli ritch luv the sudden 1st drop contrast is gr8 wicked old skool blend of drums, 4 a genuine dnb track 4 me tho the authentic chineese sounding sections are to long i myself get board now matter how well crafted and well produced it sounds then @ 5:50 wow!! i wud bring this in way earlier thats u track the rest is build up and atmosphere 4 me any way.
but i cant realli giv u any feedback on the production cos it a* only i wud change the structure n make a dancefloor smasher out of like i try do wiv everythin lol nice work
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02-10-2009 00:18 |
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Nick ZZ
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Registration Date: 29-05-2005
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This is nice, like the strings, like the drumz a little more after the ghost snare layer is added. Some of the drum edits can come up a little in volume, maybe a little compression on those loops that are softer can fix that. Like overall ideas and sound brutha. Keep at dis one! Cheers.
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04-10-2009 14:38 |
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thechronic
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Registration Date: 01-11-2002
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I listened to it several times now. It is still a bit rough but it is very nice to listen to already, really refreshing.
The oriental instruments are really nicely played, full of emotion with a lot of dynamics and expression. Love the lazy timing on the strings. They are also laid out very nicely in the stereo field and are very well mixed, it all fits together. Melodies are wonderfully ethnic, big props for that, I was very impressed 
There is still some work on the dnb part, especially in the drums and buildup. The drum needs some good breakdowns, the current loop sounds and rolls well but variation on it is a bit limited atm. The track could use some more sparse drum parts to build up and down from the full blown drum rhythm. Try to thin it out at some points rather than drop the entire rhythm. Bass is good I think, it beefs up the chinese melodies and fits in.
One thing I was wondering: it seems like you are mixing several ethnic instruments, but not only chinese. I'm hearing a koto in there, a japanese instrument. And what is the name of the stringed instrument that is played with a bow?
edit: according to wikipedia the koto is derived from the chinese instrument 'guzheng' so that's probably what I'm hearing 
I just went on an hour long trip through oriental instruments in wikipedia, it was very interesting, thanks for the inspiration!!
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11-10-2009 21:47 |
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