Reviews for "Starkey's Raw (Galactus Express mix)"
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Kwame
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Wed, Nov 14, 2007 @ 12:56 AM
Good… And quick work my workaholic friend ;)!
Love the first part of the track with its “old school” drums, that really works with Starkey’s flow. I am not a 100% sure about my own feeling in the second part (the fast one) I like it but I think Starkey’s voccals arent synched at the begining… Or it’s just because it’s the first time I listen to him in that type of beat…But the track construction is interesting… “Multi-dimensional” (dont know if it’s a word!) Thanks for remixing it! |
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heh..it is jarring after the 1st regular beat, but that’s a little intentional, I notice both rock and rap tracks are favoring more abrupt transitions in perceived tempo or style these days, anyway i didn’t stretch or pitch-shift the galactus bit at all, just chopped and placed…
I may try a re-do on it, thanks for the feedback! PS …WHO’s a “workaholic”, mr. “90,000 tracks and counting”? ;) |
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Southbound Cinema
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Wed, Nov 14, 2007 @ 5:08 PM
That was surreal. I like the idea of splitting the track up into two styles. Good work!
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loveshadow
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Thu, Nov 15, 2007 @ 12:26 AM
Just an idea to try here is trying to find as many postitions, left right front back and in between to place a vocal. i have mix elsewhere online if you need an example. Cut the lot up where you think it works an put parts in different spots so it all moves around.
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Well, you caught me out on one of my lazy-inspired weaknesses- I have a bad habit of leaving a vocal alone (unlike, say, your surgical skill w/ “February”)as long as it sits relatively OK, and trying to let the track shift the perceptual dynamic; sometimes it works fine, but more patience, time and daring w/ pella remixes certainly couldn’t hurt- “over under sideways down”? Thanks for the feedback, I appreciate c&c like this as much as a thumbs-up…
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