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Tight noises King. Crisp drum samples, creative panning, tight glitch rhythms. This is what I love to hear from techy idm but I'm not as into the pure ambient sections. Those ambient spots set the tone of the track nicely, intro was great. I just wish there was more of that 4:12 - 6:00 in comparison to all the ambient that surrounds that section. There's like four minutes after that 6:00 minute time stamp I'd have just cut or saved for another track. You play dangerous games by trying to steal 16 minutes of my life King xD

Kingbastard responds:

Thanks for the review, much appreciated. This is a continuous mix of an EP I made back in 2017. There are four tracks mixed into one long piece. The EP is here if you'd like to listen separately;) https://kingbastard.bandcamp.com/album/error

lol, love the creative choices. Can relate to a couple of them. Recently used audacity to change the speed of a track substantially. I loved the new tone but there was a good bit of fidelity loss.

I'm so over critically naming songs. My highschool rock band would name stuff like "The Song That Starts And Stops Alot" or "The Song In Seven Eighth Notes." Cool to hear some very specific hardware get used. I wasn't familiar with the Elista. I would have so much hardware if I had a place to put it :P

ADR3-N responds:

I actually find myself falling in love with emulations of older hardware, done right. It allows me to pack all of that gear and warp it to my heart's content -- and really when we're recording, what are we really doing but digitizing analog. There will be funny things like artefacts and such, but I think emulations give old technology new life. :)

That said I'd love to play with the originals, just to hear them for myself

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Sick amen fills and diddles. Grimy vocal pads. Constructive criticism: end on a fade out loop next time. That suddenly chopped ending deserves an edit <3

Love those snare rhythms, drums rolls, and aux percussion. Drums are hella tight. Light korg keys padding the track, sexy clavinet chords and melodies, driving bass lines... track is awesome. Love this chill jazz/rock fusion style Czy, hearts and stars <3

You've been here since 2013 and I never noticed? Shame on me, I give you friendships. I give you good feelings. Have this basket full of chocolates. Here are some flowers I found on the ground. You can have them.

Slick breaks, clean synths, jazzy progressions. I could nit pick little mix choices but I don't want to do that. Would rather praise this cool future trance jungle style. It's very unique. It's very good. I love this <3

Cacola responds:

thank you so much <3

Saw the "synth witch" tags and immediately thought of my old friend Devyn. She's Djing in Missouri Springfield under the alias "Cyber Witch" but used to go by the name EchozAurora.

Got nothing constructive to add, just wanted to say hi and good work :)

By contemporary standards I wouldn't necessarily call this "fast paced" but with those classic punchy full bodied DNB snares I'd shrug if this was 150 BPM and just let it happen. We can call it fast paced, I accept it.

Radical guitar solos are a mainstay of newgrounds producers, you'll fit in perfectly here. Was a little surprised to see you've been doing your thing for 17 years but your account has only been around since last year. Witch In The Clock Tower is my new jam <3

I've added you to my follow list, hopefully I'll keep seeing your name pop up :D

lol, "mad dark nuero roller." Whose been teaching you dnb slang? You have to be from the UK to use the term "roller" in that context. I didn't make the rules, blame Ishkur.

Didn't realize you were in New Mexico, where in? I've been fantasizing about getting a midwest newgrounds meet up together once covid fucks off. I'm in the southwest corner of Colorado. I'm not 100% certain where a proper midwest meet up would go, would probably open that up to conversation in the forums or on my blog?

But your track, it has a lot of that grimy energy from early darkstep. John's vocal samples reminds me of Powerman 5000's late 90's romp "When World's Collide" without the grungy guitars and high energy chorus. Crunchy drums remind me of a Sonic Adventure 2 stage called White Jungle. Track mix could be nit picked a little but that's just a given. Humans have such garbage ears, I wish I could transform just my ears. Become a cat girl. Move into the woods, sleep in the grass and eat fish heads. Yeah.

Sinthology responds:

Thanks, I had fun with this one. It could be louder, I tried pushing the master track more but it started to sound squashed so I left it be.
I feel like a lot of these little genre jargony words are like "squanch" and "smurf", you just say what's in your squanch and people know what you mean.

I'm in Las Cruces but I'm fairly mobile and like to drive to visit people. I have all of the antibodies from my vaccines so I might be making some trips soon. It would be cool to meet some fellow NGers :o

Pretty good sound from garageband, I wonder how that program has evolved since I used it last in High School. Very well written track, guitar solos gave off a David Maxim Micic sound. Creative genre switch ups kept the track hella interesting. Almost a full 9 minutes, that's not easy to do. There are probably four or five separate tracks you could have pulled out of this but you refused to get repetitive and just kept going. Awesome work Chord C:

ChordC responds:

I assume that garageband was not as advanced as it is today, it is relatively easy to use, at least for me.

Yess, I generally don’t like monotone/repetitive songs, I prefer listening to songs that are ‘out of the box’. I was inspired by the band Dream Theater when making this song.

Anyway, thank you for coming here, have a good one ;)

Clean, refreshingly unique modus style. You have a way of making an arp sound fierce, and those leads... woof.

iammodus responds:

Thank you! <3

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