Like Friday Comes
Chopped it up, layered and rearranged it as you suggested StonyCat! Nothing else added. All adds welcome
abuitremorem
very cool :)
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StonyCat
exquisite ! … the bass line pretty high and not often, but periodicaly appearing gives a good ambiance ! wonderfull use of the mixer and this version is certainly easier to digest, not almost a quarter of an hour ! thank you very much debcat ! If i would have tried, i would have waste hours trying to move colored squares inside few tracks in a program but i would never have finished, not even after decades trying! and well, you did quick,i just posted this trame
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dubcat
Thanks for the compliments! Chopped up and moved about in GarageBand as it's simple to use for quick ideas
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StonyCat
well done, i like the fact that now we could think that's a personnalized ringin tone … " Someone's Calling " seems to say the music, lol and well ; " if you Don't answer… " … ;)
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StonyCat
this version is already a good "easy to listen " version … better with your mix than without, for sure, and someone else can like other part and give a try too, that's okay… personnally, i like the end, the last minute, when it turns a bit doomy… and if i give another try, i'd like to go Under, a dark break, and another movement gloomy, in the deepest obscurity i can and for as long as i can, before coming back to normal mix… but i'm not that good in the sequencer to do it only with sample from the trame,... i'll see as we are in electronic, everything is possible further ;)
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Electronic backing tracks with Keys, Sequencer and Mixer:
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Synthwave
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Léo first song
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Another Track
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Electronic
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Messages from the Volcano
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Like Friday Comes
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god to god
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The Hybrid Front
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Scheveningen-Massive
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Crunchy Mix (Magenta style)
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Cochem_Drive
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Ballhaus_Secrets
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The puppy will not dance
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Mowixwoxim
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Spaceship earth
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Electric Forest
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Like Friday
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Xhip-1
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Modern Dance
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