im already working on a few new songs and they're a bit more hardstyle so
keep on checking eXp for new releases..
e X p rules the scene
Engage eXp
by
Djduck
'04:58
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I must say i'm pretty
satisfied with this song.
The main tune and string
parts come from another
tune of mine wich i never
released. So i decided 2
remake it and release 4
your pleasure hehe...
Greetz go 2:
nonsens fubar flery acheT
kankerkaas spaceman
the dane en rest in eXp..
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or
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enjoy!
dj duck
Daan van Baardewijk
basstick
thumper
alien fx
gigi sound
strings
crash
shaker
shake clap
hihat open
hihat closed
looped hat
crash reversed
hardstrings
highstrings
angelstrings
fx/in
fx/out
hardsynth left
hardsynth right
vague fx 1
vague fx 2
vague fx 3
vague fx 4
vague fx 5
vague fx 6
vague fx 7
vague fx 8
vague fx 9
bass
bassloop
bassline
fx/out 2
Bassline
All above sampled by me..
bassliner -.freejack
basskick -.emolient
snare -.909
open hat -.808
Junosound -.?
bassdrum -.assign
cutoff -.spaceman
Styleclap -.freejack
I know the song is a bit
large, but i just used a
lot of high quality sampz
But hey, at least it
proves that tracked music
can still sound good! ;)
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So I decided to bite the bullet and download this monstrosity. It's been on the list for a while, but has few downloads. I imagine this has nothing to do with anything more than it is a big file and dial-up is still the most common way to access the internet. So, I'm a dinosaur, but here's my review. As far as pure musicianship, on which I guage based solely on the standardized definitions I spent all those years and money in college learning, this is a very good piece of music. It has enough variety to keep the listener waiting for the next nuance, but becomes a bit repetitive in its "building" style of layering the new motifs into the old ones. There is a nice bridge which gives the listener a moment of pause and the use of full, rich chord progressions makes for an overall enjoyable work. Kudos to the writer! In the technical aspects of the work, this is where DJ Duck really shines. Good clean samples and a wonderful use of panning and dynamic approach make for an amazing experience. I listened to this piece while sipping whiskey and relaxing and it really did wonders for my state of peace simply by a slight randomization of panning on at least four of the instruments. All in all, I'd say take the time to download this work!