Sliptek: Smooth.Talk (jeaaaa preview my electronica album here!)

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thanks!

pretty cool, what program did you use?

Pretty cool. I listened to Trip.Hard, I'll check out the others in a bit.

What kind of setup do you use?

I use a mix of reason 4, pro tools, coupled with samples from vinyl and live recordings.

awesome stuff, you didn't use any hardware synths?

The only one I really liked was shoot it. I'll have to listen to them on a better set of speakers though.

naw ill move into hardware after the first cd if it is a worthwhile investment... all you hear is digital. i actually wanted to make the concept of the album this computer that crashes and then reboots... kinda goin thru a philosophical/spiritual change... but its a computer. ull understand once its done and i got the computer voice in there saying cool shit.

Ya its alot easier to make songs while theres a story or idea to follow and by the sounds of it if you pull yours off well then it can be sick. I've never tried reason or that other program your using but its really easy to imput computer voices in FL.
I don't think that was Dance music its alot closer to psy and goa trance imo. I listened to all of them and some of them i didn't like the tones of the synths/instruments . Your prolly alot better at this than me but i'm just gonna say this because this is what i would do, although you prolly did so till you got your preference. For some instruments/synths (like the ones in trip.hard) Tamper with the VST's (or whatever you used) a bit more, layer, equalize, and compress*, filter* (*maybe) each sound to make it more humanized (only word i could come up with). All in all i think you did a good job. I'm gonna listen to the whole thing again before i post again.

awesome thanks for the feedback... im actually doing the mix now and ive added the computer voices (wont be on the songs online only on the cd...) but it makes more sense now with the harsh digital sounds being produced here.