After listening to the original, this is a very good tribute! Also, you add a very interesting lead with many articulations. Sometimes there is some gliding, is this done with portamento or are you using MPE?
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After a very slow intro, it gets more interesting. I like the arrangement and overall sound design. My only criticism is that the panning is a bit strong on headphones and feels uneven sometimes. Other than that, great work!
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@icaria36 Thank you very much!
I used portament for gliding the lead synth. Eqing and formant filtering is also automated.
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@Fooltopia Thank you very much!
I agree that I added a bit to much Stereoize on the master channel.
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Hey guys!
I’m pretty new to the whole music production scene. and I chose Bitwig.
I’ve been making music for almost 1 year (march 2021) I’m not confined to any genre at the moment, so I make different stuff within the electronic music genre.
This is one of my latest creations. I wanted to make a dark, somber tune. I hope you like it, and please check out my other tracks 
It’s inspired by the movie Dark City
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Wow, if this is what you produce after just a few months of practice, then I wonder what I am doing with my time. 
I especially like the fact that you collaborated with a singer to have a human voice in your track. I believe these days there is a lot of music that is instrumental or has some basic sampled voices not but choice but by lack of singers… while there is a bunch of singers out there happy to collaborate with other musicians.
Weird little lofi track I made in Bitwig with live cello:
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A new progressive Psytrance track of mine. Made in Bitwig with samples and a few VSTs like Valhalla (which I love)
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I found an old SQ80 emulator from 2011 in my archives. It’s not the shiny new Arturia one, but it was free, rather than $200. So I made a track out of SQ80’s in Bitwig.
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