Re: My 4 submissions
The In the End remix sounds like the original with some sound effects and a breakbeat thrown in, with a bit of chopping here and there. It's good, but not enough to catch my attention. I wanted more guitar emphasis during the chorus, but that's just me.
I like the chord progression on Shiny Disco Breaks. The use of vocal sound clips really help the song. You know how to use transfer sound effects really well. My only complaint is at times the break just seems too unmastered/loud.
With Bring That Back, you again show off your skills to use vocal sound effects well. The effect used you on the bassline is absolutely sexy in every sense of the word. It runs mildly repetitive, but that's typically how a breakbeat song is formulated, so I didn't mind at all. Great stuff.
As a fan of the original "Blast the Speakers" I was happy to have a listen to "Break the Speakers." Hate to say it, but I was mildly disappointed. The track seems to just slap a breakbeat onto the intro and not much else, it doesn't really add it's own personal twist to it. I'll admit, the vocal effects were a step in the right direction, but not enough of a step. I also didn't hear the bassline utilized at all, and that's easily the best part of that song.
Nevertheless, good stuff.
The In the End remix sounds like the original with some sound effects and a breakbeat thrown in, with a bit of chopping here and there. It's good, but not enough to catch my attention. I wanted more guitar emphasis during the chorus, but that's just me.
I like the chord progression on Shiny Disco Breaks. The use of vocal sound clips really help the song. You know how to use transfer sound effects really well. My only complaint is at times the break just seems too unmastered/loud.
With Bring That Back, you again show off your skills to use vocal sound effects well. The effect used you on the bassline is absolutely sexy in every sense of the word. It runs mildly repetitive, but that's typically how a breakbeat song is formulated, so I didn't mind at all. Great stuff.
As a fan of the original "Blast the Speakers" I was happy to have a listen to "Break the Speakers." Hate to say it, but I was mildly disappointed. The track seems to just slap a breakbeat onto the intro and not much else, it doesn't really add it's own personal twist to it. I'll admit, the vocal effects were a step in the right direction, but not enough of a step. I also didn't hear the bassline utilized at all, and that's easily the best part of that song.
Nevertheless, good stuff.
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