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Barry Felipe
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22 // Male // Toronto, Canada  |   Member since March 28, 2009
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Lord JingJing wrote on November 9, 2009:

Congrats to the honorable mention!

Secret Stash M.D. wrote on October 28, 2009:

hey bro, can you check my entry out???

NASA Music Feat Method Man E-40

www.indabamusic.com/submissions/show/10798

please vote if you like it

Hate it or love it, leave feed back...

thanks...

Christian Phelps wrote on October 20, 2009:

Congrats!!!! on Big Wheel....nice Job!

Alex McGhee wrote on October 14, 2009:

you bet man, it was good work! Its still better sounding than the majority of mixes on here ha

Secret Stash M.D. wrote on October 9, 2009:

Congrats man!!!!

Lord JingJing wrote on October 9, 2009:

Congrats!!

Noah + The Man wrote on October 9, 2009:

Congrats on the hon. mention!! Let me know what you wanna do re: This Feeling...

Secret Stash M.D. wrote on October 1, 2009:

hey i really dig your beat on for the VL contest, its one of them beats that stuck in my head... you have made skills, keep up the great work!!!

Noah + The Man wrote on September 30, 2009:

Thank you very much for the comment on my page!!! Normally there's no such thing as too much if it's creating the right effect... If you're getting unnatural volume pumping it's a pretty good indication there's too much compression. Hope that helps :0)

Mike C. wrote on September 29, 2009:

Hey Barry! under the city lights is great!

Phil Turney wrote on September 28, 2009:

Hey man, just read your message.

The indication that the compression is too strong is in the bass drum. Often in your mix when the bass drum hits, it completely wipes out the rest of this mix. This can be an awesome sound when done on purpose to a track or two - for example, put the bass drum and the bass line on the same compressor and crank the bass drum volume. This will result in the bass drum totally wiping the bassline out when it hits, and then fading back in at the decay speed of the compressor. I really like your mix a lot, even if the contest is over, you should keep working on it if you feel it's not perfect. It's a beat worth perfecting.

Cahen Z. wrote on September 28, 2009:

Felt bad for the comment made on Vinyl Life Cnt. I often get the audio wrong and .. it's those songs that pushes me to get even stronger. Thought I pop'd by to listen to your other songs. Don't wanna be repetitiv, but .. cruel songs! I really liked them, add me as friend if you want (would be an honor). Good luck in the contest bro!

DND AKA Jew Hefner wrote on September 26, 2009:

hey could u please check out my new track a remix of the Charlie Wilson track Let It Out. Tell me how I did. HOW WAS MY FLOW? Delivery? lyrics? swag?

http://www.indabamusic.com/songs/show/273165

This was made for a Jamglue remix contest. I added a verse and a lil' intro to the track. Quality wise this could be my best track, lyrics and flow wise too maybe. YOU DECIDE!!

FEEL FREE TO CRITICISE

DND AKA Jew Hefner wrote on September 26, 2009:

hey could u please check out my new track a remix of the Charlie Wilson track Let It Out. Tell me how I did. HOW WAS MY FLOW? Delivery? lyrics? swag?

http://www.indabamusic.com/songs/show/273165

This was made for a Jamglue remix contest. I added a verse and a lil' intro to the track. Quality wise this could be my best track, lyrics and flow wise too maybe. YOU DECIDE!!

FEEL FREE TO CRITICISE

Joachim Heise wrote on September 25, 2009:

naturally, man hehe. It's wicked stuff, you should be proud. Don't mind those other guys, they just haven't considered the track from a clean slate of mind. Hehe... slate of mind. Thanks for your comment on my submission as well! May the smelliest man win!

Tor Gunnar K. wrote on September 25, 2009:

Thanks alot for the positive feedback. Nice to hear that we get inspired by each other.

AJ Wells wrote on September 24, 2009:

Hi Barry, to be honest i don't know a lot about compression either. When i'm mixing, i just tweak a bit here, tweak a bit there, and if it sounds good, then that's it. When you where mixing your remix, did you compress some of the snynths? To me that's what it sounds like you've done, you've compressed the synths a litte to much and it's creating a kind of side chain effect on the vocals making them drop in volume now and again. I could be wrong though. When i'm mixing, i mainly use a multiband compressor which allows you to compress individual frequencies on whatever it is your compressing and with the kind of music i make, i only ever compress the drums to make them punchier. As i said, i'm not an expert, but i hoped i help a little.

Thanks for your comments on my remix. AJ

Tor Gunnar K. wrote on September 22, 2009:

You are very welcome. Your contribution is the best I have heard in the Tuffaz contest. Nice harmonies, groove and feeling. Now I just uploaded my own submission. Im quite satisfied with it but I think yoiur is far better. I am not a skilled musician. But i try though. If you got the time check it out and leave me a comment.

By the way I think the two tracks you have here on your profile is very fine aswell. Different from what you presented in the contes. Keep up the good work!

DUBBY DUB wrote on September 21, 2009:

No problem fam, its a cool mix. Whats up with the amateur status? Those songs u got posted sound real professional.

David Garrison wrote on September 17, 2009:

You shouldn't. You did great work there. And it's one of the wonderful things about Indaba - that you can get real feedback from people who love the process of making music as much as you do. Good luck and keep the beautiful sounds coming!

Level2 Music Productions - Deryck "DMix" Roche wrote on September 16, 2009:

Hey Barry, I'm still at Harris and it's going well, hopefully by next term the school will be on Logic 9, it's really giving Pro Tools a run for the money. Talk to you soon !

Pedro Costa wrote on September 16, 2009:

Thanks a lot for your comments on my TCM entry. Best wishes, Pedro.