Signum - Coming On Strong (Speedgarage Remix)

[(val)Liam]

sadly, none of my friends post here...

I have my doubts about the ambient following on FnK too... but oh well...

[bass_kicks]

Nice job mate. How long have you been producing and what do you use? Liked the tune but would like to see the bassline varry a bit more so it doesnt sound repetetive. Aswell felt there could have been a bit more variance with the drums and highs but overall it was well done. Id like to hear the finished copy.

[Van Tek]

been producing for about 5 years now, I use Cubase SX2 and Reason 2.5 and Fruityloops Studio Pro 4.0, plus about 10 or 12 VST instruments, not including those that Fruity comes with

the finished version has another bassline section done in the same keys with a different patch that I made, plus a lot more FX to keep it a bit more hoppin...

will find out more about when it's getting signed/released and with who... I gotta decide between an arseload of different speedgarage labels, all of which I know nothing about, LoL

[Scot E]

Originally Posted by Sean

Speed garage percussions piss me off in general because they're so thin and unlayered, but since that has to do with the genre rather than your specific production skills I'll ignore it.

wtf does that mean?

could you give us some examples of these thin and un-layered beats? The only explanation I can think of, is that you're probably thinking of the 'commercial' SG tunes

i.e- the tracks uneducated people generalize and associate Speed Garage with



becuase, when I think of Speed Garage I think of layered ruff beats (percussion)

but hey ... I don't know much on that subject :haha:



This tune is a GREAT production to say the least ... I have my own thoughts on it but nothing that needs to be said that Thana hasn't heard already

it goes down a treat! just have to know how to spin it, like all tracks! :328: