Ah ah! Thanks for reviewing, I’m now asking my daughter about Kylie Minogue since I barely know her!!

I understand. :-)

yes, there’s some funny snare drums after 1 minute that give you idea of fun, there’s some variation to a classic dance that give you the idea of exuberance, and finally there’s 130 bpm fat drums that give the idea of energy.

So 2 for Kylie, I need to investigate. Thanks for reviewing

Thanks, a big mess in the development..

Korg Wavestation, definitely ‘80. Glad you like the vocal fxs, when I grab a commercial loop I always think it will sound like 1000 Others if I leave as it is, so I always treat it somehow.

You think right! - Add a bit of your own flavor to it. I tend to do the same.

Ha, you’re there. have you seen your “waves of grace” on top of ccmixter favorites? Check my recent post about it, glad to see you around.

Wow thanks man!

Well I have only half of my instruments so far so I hadn’t much choice really (please read the ssd issue in my intro), I had to do the keyboards with my ‘80 synth.

I read the notes and you have the skills to make due to what you have. I know if you had everything working it would have been better but still awesome.

Thanks, it is a joy to take ccm samples and bring them somwhere else.

You’re right. I am not a dance composer, the vocal loop was a “gaga song” so I tried to mesh up DoK and the loop. The variation was inspired by most of DoK remixes I heard, where he never stops on classic pop repetition patterns (and this is why, in my intro, I wrote DoK samples and style).

Glad you liked it, yes, a little dance and much DoK, all about atonality and unexpected.

Thank you, E, DoK was surprising to me.

I would have deserved the 10th anniversary a more produced track, but that’s it. Thanks for the words, Mother of comfort!