Nectarine
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2013 AssemblyRelated songs:
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Author:
DJ Joge (Jouko Karhula)
serpent
Song Length: 3:30
Release Year: 2013
Song Status: Active *
Song Bitrate: 576 kbps
Song Legacy Flag: R
Song Source: Compo Entry
Song Platform:
PC (other)
Additional Information:
8th in dance music competition at Assembly 2013.
Last Queued : 2 months, 3 weeks ago
This song has been played 71 times. [See Request History]
It was added 11 years, 3 months ago.
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Song Rating: 4.2 - Votes Placed: 34 View Voting HistoryA total of 6 users have this song on their favourites list.
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| User | Song Comment |
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DJJoge
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Assembly dance music competition, lousy 8th place (out of 46 entries). This got played in much much more quiet volume than all the other songs, that might have something to do with ranking too HQ .ogg file and also the unmixed/unmastered original .mp3 version both are at http://koti.mbnet.fi/~djjoge/ Well, at least my previous year's dance compo entry (Electrified) was chosen to be some sort of "jingle" or "symbol" of Assembly 2013, as it got played constantly on Assembly tv during the 4 days of party \o/ |
| 11 years, 2 months ago | |
 arrakis
 Amiga&C64 rulez |
Nice 4 electrified !!! |
| 11 years, 2 months ago | |
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DJJoge
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Oh yeah, it's on song info too but lets state here just in case: Superb thanks for BitArts doing the mixing and mastering magic.. Blurred screenshot here (on two fullHD monitor screens: http://koti.mbnet.fi/~djjoge/phpgallery/Misc/Renoise_2013.jpg). |
| 11 years, 2 months ago | |
 mmx64
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Love it |
| 9 years, 6 months ago | |
prowler
 9 millenia, |
Volume is everything! |
| 8 years, 9 months ago | |
They apparently rammed all the mp3's through some "normaliser" or something to equalize the volume, and for my ogg file probably just manually lowered the volume... dammit!!