Yes they might be used in a different contest and have that virginal sense of purity in the tone which is well sitted among the cows but not very much in a trance track..

I’m completely new to dance, house, tecno, trance, so I didn’t dare to produce a REAL trance track. I considered the original material as a challenge to me, and discovered that my tools were pretty at ease with these styles.

Ah ah! When I had a next-morning listen I realized that at first listen you don’t recognize any melodic line emerging from the bells. But if you play this song twice just after the end you recognize the melodic pattern, and this is interesting from the sensorial perception standpoint. (Since it’s actually the same midi as the synths of the trance part).
Thanks for ed-picking, I’m so glad!!!

I appreciated the complexity in the superposition of rythmic patterns of different signature/meter and the 1/32 anticipation in the 4th beat, in your old “Torque” remix. I also hope that this ed-pick can give light to the beautiful Athenah’s pella and maybe bring some more remixes. Please include some samples in your uploads sometimes, to ease remixes.

Wow! I lifted the mixer fader for the kick 2 dB up just at the last minute before uploading, judging by ear on nearfield loudspeakers..

lol! so i’m not the only one that makes important changes just 1 minute before uploading :D eheh!

anyway that kick out-of-timing is something new for me. Really up-to-date.

Bells: you’ll listen every night in and around Ubud, Bali. Got fond of them some time back and stayed there for a while to study music.

Thanks for reviewing each and everyone, a real listener.

i love getting lost and found listening. :)

Yours also was big fun!

Ah ah! I called them cow bells, but they’re actually Balinese gamelan; yet I guess it’s first time in music history that traditional music from Bali enters a house track..

Glad to surprise you, thanks for reviewing and proud to be in your favourites!

Thanks for the dedicated review. Snares come from Cakewalk Sonar Beatscape library. Beatscape is a crap program itself, yet the 5 GB library is full of rythmic material aimed at modern production.
I shouldn’t get too many compliments for the skipping time, the credit goes to Mana Junkie’s Torque, the great original of this remix.