Omnimaga
General Discussion => Music Talk and Showcase => Music Showcase => Topic started by: DJ Omnimaga on October 07, 2012, 09:03:10 pm
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DJ's final techno/dance/rave song: The Last Hurrah of Omnidance
This is my final techno/dance release before I officially move on to heavy and power metal rock music genres. Although I haven't released many dance tracks since 2009, the last few I just released (which were all started a few years ago) were officially my last. From now on I'll be doing power metal, like you've seen in the Tales of the Knight of the Moon album and the eventual Ancient Kingdom of Omnimaga.
This last electronic dance song from me is an eurodance song using the same melody and similar chord progression as my happy hardcore song Magic Hardcore. However, this song is a bit different from my others, because while the time signature is similar as my other songs, the subdivisions between beats are triplets instead of quadruplets. Basically, the beat sounds like some Italobrothers songs such as Stamp on the Ground. However, like every dance song I released since 2011, this one is quite short. Hope you enjoy anyway!
Omnidance was actually the name of my first two music albums, way back in 2002-03.
A better quality version of this song will eventually be available on the $2 dance album I'm planning to release.
http://www.omnimaga.org/index.php?action=downloads;sa=view;down=834
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DJ's final techno/dance/rave song: The Last Hurrah of Omnidance
However, this song is a bit different from my others, because while the time signature is similar as my other songs, the subdivisions between beats are triplets instead of quadruplets. Basically, the beat sounds like some Italobrothers songs such as Stamp on the Ground.
I don't remember the subdivisions being triplets instead of quadruplets??? It didn't sound like that to me at all!!!???
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Well the beat in Stamp on the Ground is definitively similar to my song.
Instead of being like this
Kickdrum
nothing
Hi-hat
nothing
Kickdrum
nothing
Hi-hat
nothing
etc
It's
Kickdrum
nothing
Hi-hat
Kickdrum
nothing
Hi-hat
etc
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Ah that's true, in the beat percussion it is triplets (especially when you've emphasised the Hi-hat on each subdivision at times), I was mainly focused on the notes and melody, which is definitely in duplets/quadruplets