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[Skyless II]

The flute makes it so much better! I'm a big fan of combining electronic and acoustic music.

But I have one small bit of criticism - at 0:38, when the groove is established, it feels empty all of a sudden.

Still a great song though!

Preds responds:

thanks!! and thanks for the feedback, I decided to leave it like that for the listener to have a breather with just the crunchy bass before everything happens again and the extra sub is added :)

[May 2024]

I've never even played any Nintendo stuff so I have no idea what you're talking about, but the track itself is really solid!

Lumiflag responds:

thx ^^

Well, to make it short, I was inspired by the background music playing on the Nintendo eShop (their virtual stores for games yknow)

They have really cool tracks that reminds me of the Frutiger Aero aesthetic, so yeah that motivated me to make a track :)

[puz2ling]

The name is really clever lol
If you make another part, you need to name it puzzl3

The track itself is solid too

Lumiflag responds:

thanks, the name of the next installment will be puzzlin3 ; after that one i'll stop.

[Ring Ring Oh My Cat Is Calling]

The song itself is nice, but everyone who's ever worked in FL Studio will hear the FPC drums and go "Oh god, it's this plugin"

Next time, don't use stock presets anywhere :)

Edit: Oh ok, it's in FLS trial

Blazulite responds:

LOL that was the whole point of the song, doing everything with stock stuff. Great you noticed :3

[4ll3gr0 4ct10n]

The song itself is not bad, but I think there's too much OTT

Lumiflag responds:

i literally put it like once or twice in the entire track but OK lol

[Starburst]

Great track! I'm listening without headphones so I can't really tell the mixing quality but I'm sure it's fine

I'm not really a critic so I can't point out what exactly I like, I just like it I guess...

Edit: Wait you have a JP-8000?

Lumiflag responds:

I could have done better with the mixing, I gotta admit. Especially with the drums.
And no, I don't own a JP-8000, but Roland made a digital version of their most famous hardware.