Beat Fight #426

Curious: it seems that you have chosen the same style, the same sound palette - aside from the classical orchestration - and then there is the commonality of the audio quality, very clean, spacious, with each instrument separate. In this regard, @Iron Keys wins because the beat has a fuller sound but he programming of @P.A.T. showcases som many refined baroque embellishments. So all my compliments, there is talent and skill. But the substance, I don't know, it seems like the soundtrack of a video game, lacking soul, and the beat of @Iron Keys convinces me more on an emotional level.

@Iron Keys - lots of atmosphere and 'depth' established very early on. I'd like to hear some more release on those strings though. Regardless, there's a level of sentiment and emotion to this which is really nice. This reminds me of a mid-2000s beatmaker, but I can't quite place it. Could pass for something on a Roc-A-Fella release. Mix is dope (as always) but it doesn't quite have that IRON ATTIDUDE that your beats usually have.

@P.A.T. - Jeeeez! I'm lucky you didn't pull this beat out against me! Great 'musicality' and movement. The stack of that bubbly synth against the strings is vey clever and executed very well. I think this falls more into the realm of "score" than it does "beat" but I kinda rate that! I'm still not sold on 808s and Trap drums, but they fit this beat perfectly. Very well executed, and I think one of your better mixes!

@Iron Keys i like the sound of the piano and the female vocal inside of it, those string are also a nice addition to the beat
Good work!

@P.A.T.
It's PATIO
very strong gameboy vibe with this one, good work