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chill lofi keygen beats to have your command prompt open and closed for a split second to

This might be my favourite of yours in quite a while!
Loving your use of ambience samples, especially around the quieter parts at 3min~ where you can also hear the more subtle piano and strings.

another spicy meatball recipe from the cf24 kitchen - bone app the teeth

Wuuuut? Adrean x CF24 crossover episode? Nice!
Glad you're getting your hands on some good samples, makes a big difference :)

Creeperforce24 responds:

Thanks man! Might check his other samples out when I get the chance!

Inaccurate - you mastered it too well and made FL Slayer sound good.
0/10

H O U S E M U S I C

AndrewCr responds:

WHAT TIME IS IT? 🗣️🗣️🗣️

I think what I like most about your music is that it almost always sounds like the theme you set for it. Tropical island sky at sunset? Christmas in a village? Streets at midnight? Yep - they really do be sounding like that (✿◠‿◠)

Creeperforce24 responds:

Sometimes it’s completely accidental. Such as Midnight Vibrancies, that song really was purely experimental with EQ, and the rest just came to me. It was only towards the end I got the idea of a Midnight Street. In fact, I actually think I made the cover first, which may have made some sort of subconscious inspiration. But songs such as Christmas in Basylton and this one are most definitely put after a certain theme, and I’m glad I’m able to get that form! Thanks for the support man, it’s always appreciated
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I like it!
The fact most of your feedback is about EQ/mix etc. means everything else is solid. Like with all music making, it'll just take more experimentation and practice to master (pun intended).
Love your VGM style as always, the ambience in this one is particularly cool!

Creeperforce24 responds:

I agree, I seriously need to work on the EQ, but I’m sure it’ll make more sense eventually! I really just wanna learn more about music, cause staying in your comfort zone is one of the seven deadly “synths”… get it? ;)

I just realized I meant to credit you and Steampianist as inspiration since you guys taught me some tips on using EQ, which lead to this abomination. Thank you so much for your kind words :D

Playing your own live bass in a DnB track during this day and age is a huge flex.
Love the chopping of the breaks, making them go BZZT. Totally not gonna keep that idea for later...

ADR3-N responds:

See, and I thought it was lazy! Because I didn't find and chop someone else's bass LOL

Do steal my idea. I had so much fun on those breaks, I extended it to chopping the rest of the track!

Love this - right up my alley. That looping sample is really cool, along with the bass it makes the track sound almost French House(?) for a bit. So interesting to hear the cowbell used melodically in a... 'non-phonk' application.
Great work as always :)

ADR3-N responds:

You're right on. I was inspired by some old French house tracks as I was producing, namely Alors on Danse. The sample is just a brass patch I found on the Proteus. I picked a key, found the tempo, and went with it

So very very good, you seem to be extremely underrated and well deserving of many more views.
The mixing is excellent by the way.

Yea

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