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I should mention that there was an earlier version of thisvwhich Planar used in the members track mix, towards the end. I changed loads of things and honestly way prefer listening to this new one... I usually really struggle getting forward or making changes to an older or already complete tune, wi...

I should mention that there was an earlier version of thisvwhich Planar used in the members track mix, towards the end. I changed loads of things and honestly way prefer listening to this new one...

Thanks, the crust you speak of comes from Abletons vocoder, this is the first time ive really experimented with it and ended up running a couple different synths through it and modulating params...Game changing plig in..

One I've been playing around with for some time, made some break throughs with it in the last few days.. Here it is in its current form..

finishing a track is always a gentle way to force yourself. if you don't do that, you just never end with finished tracks at all and you'll always just stay inside the magic creative moment. nothing wrong with that if that's what you want, but I'm well past that point where that was the only thing ...

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@Hades, if i ever decide to finish a track its usually a sure sign im forcing things and the end result will sound as such. Hard thing to learn.

Yo, Some techno. I'm a little unsure about the kick, it's maybe a bit boxy, over my phones and my monitors it seems to work, but in the car it sounds too 'doof doof'. The arrangement is quite simple as with all my tracks, but I have stepped outside my comfort zone and put a break towards the end of...

I have a multitude of thoughts on this, I could probably write a good 20k word essay and still be little closer to understanding what it is that pulls me back each time. Love hate comes to mind a lot. When your up your up and when your down your down. I go through waves of production focus for a we...

Thanku good squires !!!

So your away somewhere in the real world, dealing or not dealing with the mundane or difficult, your mind wanders over to that sweet thing called music creation and it breathes a sigh of relief as you remember about the last project you were working on, that cool fx chain you created and how your so...

Early mornings for sound designs, night time for sketching.

Cheers everyone, glad some people like it ☺

@ Planar, fair enough. I hadnt hear that Calibre somg but would like to.

Usually at least two, i enjoy Operator a lot, i usually end up resampling a chord into simpler.

This is great, come to think of it, your style really reminds me of the dubstep artist Pinch, really similar atmos and percussion. Youve really nailed that 170 dungeon dub sound. Maybe tje kick needs a bit more belly?

Thanks guys, really appreciate the feedback.

@ Planar, yeah if you could give it another listen and get back to me, i think it could be the synth chords that clash in some place.

Doing my dub thing with some jungle and footwork styles..Listen to Merah - Water Up by Merah #np on #SoundCloud
https://soundcloud.com/merahproductions/merah-water-up

I think the best way to learn quickly would be to get involved in your local scene, go hang out with some of the more skilled producers and start competing with them. The shortest route to get skills, your talents will show up pretty quickly too.

Enjoyed that

To know ones limits is a beautiful thing. Imagine going around your whole life trying to achieve the impossible.