EQ - Ward

27 // Male // Singapore, Singapore  |   Member since August 13, 2008
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This a remix of a house track by Ian Carey that i did. It takes you into an astronomical travel through space, the never ending rise into the furthest galaxies that man can travel...Reminiscent shockwaves of earthly ethic and electronic echoes are rippled out through the stars... this time, there's no lookin back....

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nu breaks, dub, downtempo, synthesizer, midi keyboard, acoustic guitar, sampler, big beat, chill-out, ambient dub
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Greetings Patients! I present to you, your cure for the anger in your heart. Let your emotionals flow out in hard and soft waves and propell yourself into a future, dark & industrial, dessert setting... Close your eyes and free your imagination...

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dementia, synthesizer, big beat, trip-hop, breakbeat, chill-out, ambient dub, dub, darkwave, midi keyboard, vst, sampler
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Keep On Rising Remix
average rating: 5.0
Do What You Like Remix
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About Me

Skill Level:
Semi-Pro
Craft:
production company owner, producer
Instruments:
software, synthesizer, turntables, electric guitar, keyboard, midi keyboard, vst
Genres:
breakbeat, minimalist, dub, hip hop, downtempo, funky breaks, video game, big beat, ambient breakbeat, chill-out, ambient dub, dementia, experimental

Started playing the piano at a young age, but was never really interested initially.

Always had influences from his dad, pink floyd, rolling stones, beatles, yes, blind faith, emerson lake and palmer, deep purple...

Pick up the nylon classical soon after, and started learnin some basic classical on the nylons.

Later on, got my hands on an Ibanez RG750 and had neoclassical/metal/rock/alternative influences.

Got into b-boying in 1998 and started appreciating good hip-hop, breaks, latin, and funk & soul. then lead to trip-hop, house, down tempo, dub.

in 2006 started Djing by learning how to scratch & juggle. And later learnt how to mix. Started to appreciate turntablist music, sample based music.

Also in 2006 took over his dad's studio and started meddling with productions, mixing/mastering, sound design, and mostly post audio work.

Music is Life....

Oh yes, have a listen to my productions... Hope you all like em... Feel free to leave comments and critques bout my music... :)

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Band or Group:
EQ-Ward Studios
Day Job:
Studio Owner/Audio Enginner/Music Producer
Website:
www.eq-ward.com

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Brian F. wrote on August 29, 2008:

hey dude, apolo's for not putting my comment in last night, was really tired and having just finished my mariah mix was a bit fried too. Like the passenger mix, it's been a much more diverse competition than the mariah one, but i didn't know this site existed until someone pointed out the mariah comp from the propellerheads forum, anywayz all votes on the mariah comp appreciated and i will vote for your passenger tune, take care 8P

Henrik Timm wrote on August 28, 2008:

Hey Dude,
First of all, Thanks for nice comments. I appreciated it alot!
My opinion....Kill the sax in " keep...". You got a cool different voice....It´s really cool! and WOW!!! the first break in the start of the song "Keep..." !!! Killer!!!
Second song is a nice mix, but to me, not a earcatcher...Dont get me wrong...it´s only my point of view. lol ;)
Keep up the good work dude!!! And maybe we could get something going someday ;)
Have a nice eve!
Henrik

Adamo _. wrote on August 27, 2008:

Sure! I'll do it in these next days. :D

Adamo _. wrote on August 27, 2008:

Ciao e grazie! Very nice remix you have too! :D

Jas inski wrote on August 27, 2008:

ah. plug-ins... well you asked. :)

Alphakanal Automat; Fabfilter Twin, Timeless, Volcano 2; Korg PolySix, MS20, Wavestation; Waldorf PPG Wave 2.v, Attack, D-Pole; Wave Arts Track Plug; PSP Vintage Warmer, AraldFX DKS; FXPansion BFD; Dashsignature Eve, ManyOne, ManyBass; GMedia impOscar; iZotopes Ozone 3; TAL Bassline, Dub 2, U-No-62, Phaser, Flanger; MDA Talk Box; CamelAudio C5000; Heizenbox; U-he Triple Cheese; Koblo Centaurus; ImageLine Toxic Biohazard; QuikQuak Rayspace; MDSP LiveCut, Fire; SmartElectronics Cynide 2; Expert Sleepers Minky Starshine; Key to Sound Nexsyn; Linplug Cronox 3, FreeAlpha;

That's pretty much what I use more or less.

Jas inski wrote on August 26, 2008:

I used to have a lot more hardware. But I pretty much don't touch it any more. Software and computers are just way too convenient- and they have a lot more flexibility. I usually compose music on my 1 hour commute on the ferry using my laptop. Can't imagine doing that with a Minimoog :D

Jas inski wrote on August 26, 2008:

thanks for the comment. I just checked out your Ian Carey mix, good stuff man. Very pro sounding. Love the development of the themes. Instrumentation is spot on.

David Marion wrote on August 15, 2008:

Thanks man, for the kind words, I really appreciated it...