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Jul. 1st, 2005
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Jul. 1st, 2005 01:47 pmI stopped at home during lunch and grabbed my Crunch Pod order. I listened to Tyrone on the way back to work. I rarely turn stuff up loud in my car (you know, save my hearing and all) but I played Tyrone LOUD. Louder, in fact, than I think I've played anything else in that car (this is a compliment!) Nine speakers of audio extacy. That is some good stuff.
It's really good.
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beatings, it sounds like you took a lot of time in adjusting the frequency range of each sample. Even when there's a lot going on, you can hear each sound distinctly. On unlearn, for example, the main beat at first sounded like something was missing. The beats are distorted, but the high treble isn't there. Then I heard other samples that did have high frequencies and I think I realized what you are up to. No wonder this took you so long. Worth the wait, I say.
It's really good.
beatings, it sounds like you took a lot of time in adjusting the frequency range of each sample. Even when there's a lot going on, you can hear each sound distinctly. On unlearn, for example, the main beat at first sounded like something was missing. The beats are distorted, but the high treble isn't there. Then I heard other samples that did have high frequencies and I think I realized what you are up to. No wonder this took you so long. Worth the wait, I say.