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I would like love this track. I have to have this 4 my next mix. I see it as one of the first 2 tracks or the perfect end to the set. What site can i get it from? This is quality and whats more important is the track has character. Great work! I really need to tackle Reason. Oh by the way a friend of mine was telling me about a program called Logic or Logitech. He said it was smoother and quicker to work with. Any truth to this?

... I finished the final production last night and this morning. Couldn't sleep much, and was up early.
So here's the final release (I think).
Im a little hesitant to put it up for sale just yet, cuz I might make a couple minor changes here and there throughout the next weeks. That, and I don't usually release tracks for sale until I've got enough for at least an EP. I've got a couple more tracks that Im working on to finish up my new EP, but they are really slow W.I.Ps.... It's killin me.
If anyone wants this track "Tear it Down", or "Nature of Human Condition", just send me a PM, or email, and I'll set it up on my website for a limited time purchase.

Enjoy This Release.

Thanks m8.
I appreciate the props, and the fact you are playing it for others (even if its only for your wife. hehe).
I've come to the realisation, that all the tracks I've produced over the past 2 months, have been great, but are lacking that "over the top" edge on them. Mostly they're missing that kick ass melody that should be layered over top of the track. Its like I cook up and serve the biscuits, but they got no gravy! lol Ghey analogy yeah, but you get the substance.
Im sure it'll hit me all of a sudden sooner or later. I guess thats why people team up (swayzak, m.a.n.d.y., etc...) in the electronic industry. Who knows, maybe thats what I need to do.
Or maybe I just need to smoke a pile of grass, and finish the damn tracks I've written in the past couple months. lol

Thanks for the feedback people. It all adds to the inspiration.

Peace!

I never thought of it like that, but I can see where your coming from. Why not add some vocals? That's what hooks me everytime. I listen to vocals first, then a track. Live vocals would be sweet, but it doesn't have to be a live vocalist, why not play around with some samples. I'm absolutely loving Ben Westbeech - Hang Around (Karizma's Kaytronic Dub Mix) at the moment, and if you listen to the original track, it only samples a small amount of the vocals, but adds so much to the remix. Something else to listen to is the Sir Pier live mix. Theres a link to it somewhere on undiscovered and it's a killer. He uses lots of samples, or plays songs with small samples in them that you know, but can't put your finger on where you know it from. I love that! Makes me think about a track more, play it more, research it more, which can only be good publicity for your tracks. Another sample I love is on the remix of Phoenix - If I Ever Feel Better. Such a small sample of the original song, that really has nothing to do with the original song, but makes up such a huge part of the remix. I went on a bit here, but hopefully it gives you something to think about.

Got somethin bubblin' in my head to add to this track. Should be startin on it tomorrow.
WooooWOOOOOO!!!!!

really dig this mate! great feel to it...backround percusiion sounds great!

pads give it a a more progressive sound ... but i reckon it would b alot better without it..maybe fade it in as you drop the drums @ around 3:10..... then when ya bring everything back in i rekon it would go off if ya had some kind of electric synth lead with a bit of delay, cutting through the mix..

just some ideas

tc,
Shane

Hey Boeko! "Tear it Down" is kwality. Nice pads, nice atmosphere, and really, really nice flow throughout - (which is important to me as a listener). I'd love to obtain this track and play it out. I think it would go down well with many punters. Not sure if I would use it at the start or the end of a set (although I think i could go either, depending on the night).

You mention that you feel it lacks that "over the top" element, but, man, don't put the pressure on yourself! Some of the best tracks I have are very similar in flow, smoothness, etc... and although it might take a few listens for it to creep under a listener's skin, "Break it Down" has that, hmmm.... je ne sais quois, that should keep it on playlists for yonks. (I still drop the occasional track from as far back as late-90's!). I think that if you allowed some remixes, or as you say, maybe team up with someone, you would get that elusive element. Sometimes it just takes someone else's input production-wise.

Anyway, enough rambling, good stuff, man. It's going on my (under-utilised) myspace player.

Take care.

shit mate thats a freakin disaster !

fingers crosd ya can retrieve alot of it, wat ya runnin on? pc or mac?

good reason to bak up everything on an external drive

Holy shit mate, congratulations! You sounded in suprisingly good spirits considering your computer just crash, now I know it's because your getting married! Well done bro.