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This file has expired and is no longer available here. The owner of the topic can re-upload the file, or post a link to an off-site file. <BR><BR><a name="planetz-tag"></a>Genre: Drum & Bass<BR> <a name="planetz-tag"></a>Uses: Pulsar Effects,Pulsar Mixers,Pulsar Synths<BR> copyright © 2004 Kief Science<BR> _____________________________________<BR><BR> This song was originally called Curt's song but he didn't like it ( j/k)...its now the 23rd Theme for no apparent reason.
It was written across 2-3 sessions in the spring of 2003, and finished in a final session sometime fall 2003 (spare time sure is nice).
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Post by sjukdom »

hello,

nice sounds, but i find the drums a bit agressive regarding high frequencies...

good song anyway !

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Post by scary808 »

Nice tune! Keep'em coming...
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yeah, nice track :smile:
what fiter did you use on the D'nB loop(s)?
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Just exs24, didn't have interpole then. The drums are a bit tinny, but I still like the song. :smile:
Thanks for the comments.

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no, I liked the filtering sound :smile: (you could add a BD or whatever to keep punch in the lows, ah you know all those tricks :grin: )
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Post by garyb »

i like the "melody" that comes in about 3:10.
lots going on here!
the drums sound fine.
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Post by ChrisWerner »

I enjoied that very much, speedy drums and very nice filtered arp lines.
Sounds to me like I was on a beach party listen to this great track, full of power.

Edit: The bass is evil deep. Good thing.

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Post by nprime »

Beautiful sounds, really great synth work. It all works on my "internet computer" speakers, except I can't hear the deep bass :sad:

Will put it on a CD and listen on my "real" system...

Great track! What would the BPM be on those drums?

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Post by Liquid EDGE »

imense tune. love it.

wot you use for the buzzing fart bass?

nprime. the drums are at about 160 to 170 bpm.

hubird..quite often with drum n bass there just isn't room for low powerfull bd's also it's just the way it is, to have softer bass drums than say house.




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that's correct :smile:
In fact I was referring to Valis' own words :smile:

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Post by Liquid EDGE »

is that so.. mr ..... poopy pants..

:smile: ha ha ha ha ha i'm soo funny..

wot a crap joke..

(check out audio whore and it'll make sense.)
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Post by valis »

That tune was mixed in SFP actually...farty base is our beloved Minimax and the drums are @ 173bpm I believe (I'd have to go look to be honest). The drums would be a lot warmer now, I've fallen in love with clipping my analog desk (for dnb percussion & basses at least).
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