Some feedback.. good god!

Some feedback! Appreciated

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Well hello there, I'm new here. I reside in Stockholm, Sweden, not been producing dubstep for too long, but always
been creative etcetera, etcetera... Working as a web developer/graphician.

So, a new track out and would need some feedback ...

i don't like it. drums are boring and that other noise annoys the hell out of me.

and glitch probably isnt the best name for a dubstep producer

Thank's for the feedback :) Even tho' I'm sticking with the name for various reasons. I do understand
the reasoning behind you complaining about the ...

Well hello there, I'm new here. I reside in Stockholm, Sweden, not been producing dubstep for too long, but always
been creative etcetera, etcetera... Working as a web developer/graphician.

So, a new track out and would need some feedback:
http://soundcloud.com/glitch-8/defining-filth

:) Thanks ...

The fun thing with 'black' music is that the 'whites' usually do it better.. Not as materialised. But Mos Def is still the greatest
After that Aesop Rock (white), Em (white).

Reason is great, I love it. It has very nifty features for distortion and you can create
great wobbles and sounds in it's synthesisers, with that said: it isn't enough. What I do is that
I rewire reason into Logic, I have tons of VST's and samples which I can't use in reason (sure I can use samples ...

The short answer is a modified reese base which you will find plenty tutorials on youtube for.
You could do a cheap trick tho'; 2 osc sine thor, put a nasty base factory preset on it, then a nastier base and tweak it, you will
get a distorted base but no reese base... The reese is pretty overused ...

Hmm, I'm pretty sure I have a couple of patches I've made with the sound you are looking for... An alternative is to automate the shift downward when you have the preffered sound, also works with tweaking.