Good album dude. It encapsulates the essence of what Eccojams are meant to be. My top 5 picks are: -A1 (it feels like an ethereal introduction to the album) -A5 (probably the best song of the entire album, from catchy loop to chaotic mess) -A6 (comes second to A5, the sample doesn't get repetitive after 3 minutes) -B1 (the transition from side A to side B is well-executed, both samples link quite nicely) -B5 (I like the sample, it will always hit hard, but a 4-minute loop without any changes gets a bit boring).
@trc_1291 Thank you for your kind words I'm always surprised to hear the praise for A5 in particular as I don't have an attachment to the Coldplay sample or have a positive producer hindsight, I find it pretty filler-y in a way, but I love to hear the eccojam works well for so many others. I tried to focus on more of a goal with looping samples as opposed to much of my heavy chopping of my first volume, and I do especially love the B side a lot with B4 and B5 still being something I listen to from time to time. I am planning to release volume 4 next year with remixes of previous eccojams as a 'disc 1' to the album so its good to hear feedback of how my fans think of the eccojams as I get inspiration from my surroundings a lot! :D Thank you for your attention, stay happy and safe!
@@connorwaltman4966 Almost all of my eccojams are made in FL Studio 21, this album from start to finish was produced in FL. I do have a small selection of eccojams in my vault on other softwares for testing purposes.
@@connorwaltman4966 😁uhm maybe not entirely just a vaporwave song. There are many ways to make one in the broad genre. But i can make a video about how I make Eccojams in the future if thats what youd like! Id want to ask if youre comfortable to show your comment in the video when I make it.
I'd love to work something out with someone sometime. When you posted the comment, I had also gotten an old Cassette player and recorder from my grandmas. I have not tried to mess with it and there is a cassette stuck in it. I don't know if it would even work. Funnily enough, I also inherited a copy of a compilation of Soft Rock 80s hits, and one of them was Toto's Africa. It'll be cool to do my own bootleg mixes on Cassette sometime - I have been considering providing CD's upon request for people as a name your price scheme [and yes I'd love to send CD's for free if that would be of the owners interest].
Something I notice is that A5 is a highlight of many fans, although personally its one of my least favorites in my hindsight. Not bad, just not my personal favorite. It's great to hear your favorites. :D
@@edotjdotmusicrecords the first time i was playing the mix and since A4 i was totally interested, till the end, but all the mix are really nice, all the other Volumes too
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