Reviews for "Be Cool - Texas Rocks"
Be Cool - Texas Rocksby texasradiofish
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Mon, Dec 28, 2009 @ 10:27 PM Samples are used in:
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rocavaco
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Tue, Dec 29, 2009 @ 6:54 AM
To be honest, this kind of heavy rock normally isn’t what I like to hear. But the bass line catched my attention and now I’m even listening twice…
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Quote: rocavacoTo be honest, this kind of heavy rock normally isn’t what I like to hear. But the bass line catched my attention and now I’m even listening twice…
Heavier rock beats and rhythms are new to me; not a genre on playlists. As a learning exercise, I have been working with heavier drums, bass and guitar sounds. One more style on the project studio palette to fuse with others. |
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SackJo22
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Wed, Dec 30, 2009 @ 9:18 AM
I’m certainly not equipped to give mastering or mixing tips. But I did enjoy listening and really liked how the Byrne/Eno sample came in and how you integrated it with the funky guitar bit.
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Ivan Chew
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Thu, Apr 1, 2010 @ 10:15 AM
I misread this as “Texas Rock” (i.e. Texan brand of rock and roll), heh. But this was a nice surprise in any case. Not so much “heavy rock” in my list but something new. Maybe, “Rap Rock” or “Rap Metal”.
 [additional comment: would love to try something with your stems, if you ever upload them. Cheers!] |
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