Epic Progressive house Livejam

[Nick Blanc]

I'm not that great at doing things acording to set genres. So what is this? Tell me in the comments. But I do feel this has a certain epic feel to it. It continues to build, there's all sorts of layers going on and I get to play live again.

I was really really proud with how this one turned out. Knowing the Youtube algo, it will perform horrible, but I don't care. This is the stuff I love. It's also my longest so far at nearly 9 minutes. Sorry 😅

 

 

[DeeringAmps]

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[Nick Blanc]

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Thanks, much appreciated again. It really helps I think. If anything it encourages others to do also.

[bjornpdx]

Impressive array of synths and they're all synced up well.

Just my opinion:
The thumping drum is too dominant and repetitive but maybe that's the "house" genre signature (IDK. I don't keep up) There were some moments without the drum and right there I heard a nice background for playing improvisational keyboard stuff.  Like I said, just my opinion and taste in music.

-Bjorn

 

[Nick Blanc]

14 hours ago, bjornpdx said:

Impressive array of synths and they're all synced up well.

Just my opinion:
The thumping drum is too dominant and repetitive but maybe that's the "house" genre signature (IDK. I don't keep up) There were some moments without the drum and right there I heard a nice background for playing improvisational keyboard stuff.  Like I said, just my opinion and taste in music.

-Bjorn

 

It is indeed the signature of the genre. Long sequences with subtle movement and an almost ever present kick. This is also why the break is longer than I usually have it. 

I try tro incorporate more improv keyboard playing, but to be honest it is hard sometimes to keep track of everything (I create these things in 1 afternoon). I almost forgot to play the Malevolent at the end.