really nice did you use a plugin for the sax if can you please tell me what

 

sax is sampled from some track, can't recall which, but definitely sampled from a known track....
Just like that previous track sampled fat boy slim... sampled or used the melodyne to get the notes.
So it's not "My".... and definitely not new...

 

Hey! I chopped up samples from a sax-sample pack and time-warped them to fit great. The difficult part was finding great sounding chords to go a long with this amazing sax player. The beats are from vengeance and the piano is extremely side chained on the drop. The melodies/chords I created and the patches are from Nexus Piano and Cello Simulator. The vocals are chopped and screwed samples from another sample pack. The track is mixed in fruity loops and on JBL 305's. Mastered in Izotope. Hope this helps. PS the song is not going to be called sex-aphone ;) I have a singer working on this track and vocals will soon be added hopefully.

 

0:15 to 0:33 sax hook sounds very familiar to some other track I've heared before, older track from around 00's it sounds like a track from the likes like Parov Stelar and others like him, like I've said maybe not literally sampled, but notes sound close to some other track.

 

Not my personal music style but sounds good

 

This kind of sax always reminds me of a demented fly...

buzzing a demented chipmunk.

 

The title made me think this thread was about promiscuous masterbation.

 

The sax is a little early. If you solo the sax alone with the big kick and delay the start time in increments the groove is locked when the sax muffles and breathes off the kick. The sax needs more body below in order to achieve that as well. There's several other things in need but I won't jump all into it. But I will say one of the most notable problems I detect that breaks a lot of people's mixes is they don't know how to clock the instruments, and they don't know how to structure the individual weight of their separate instruments into a proportion that creates a moving groove based on volume variation alone.

 

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Cool track, really.
Though, I'm sure I have already heard the first 145 milliseconds of the piano and sax sounds, on a few tracks.
Also, I could bet a sax sample CD, that there are some single notes on the piano , like a C, D, E, F, G. . And also A and B, that were already used by millions artists... I am sure Beethoven has used those notes before you !

 

Not the case once you take a hook and change a few notes around, that's what I meant, notes of the given melody, the hook.... just like he sampled or took notes from fat boy slim track and inverted or whatever did to the last chord regardless of that change it still sounded more or less the same... inverting a few notes doesn't fly in courts, ask thickie if you don't believe me...

 

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1:40 well that's sounds familiar, how come nobobody called it before?

 

Probably because Parov Stelar is way more familiar, huh?
So by which song he got "inspired" here? Where is that song of fat boy slim which he shamelessly sampled? Did I guess too close there?

 

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Very cool track. I feel the strings are out of place though, almost like they weren’t mixed correctly to blend into the track but rather to sit on top. Also, pay heed to dbmuzik’s recommendations as they’ll most certainly help you in getting a better mix. Overall though, nice track.