Okay I see. Thanks a lot for the info!

Okay, that really cleared that up, thanks! Still wondering should they sit in the track though. Like, in between basslines? on top of basslines? etc...

Okay, I feel like a huge thing my tracks are missing are solid pad/lead synths. Mainly, I don't know where they should sit in the track and how they should sound with the rest of the track. Also, to be honest, I'm not even entirely sure what the difference between the two are. Any help would be grea...

Night Light: I like the idea, just try to get the kick and snare punchier, and the mixdown a bit better, some of the bass parts are way too loud, and are swallowing up the drums. Otherwise, pretty solid, good job! @Noisestorm - Appreciate the feedback! Do you mean the womp bass or the sub (or both)...

bump de bump.

@JTL - My favorite thing about your track is the vocals. I couldn't find a single place where they didn't fit in perfectly and hearing them with the womps sounded really good. I could see them fitting in with the outro aswell. And I would love to answer your question about the Sub but I'm in the sam...

Ok, so here's mine, been pouring my time into this lately... (relationships and production don't mix as he said *sigh*) so I've been working on my own stuff. Think I'm going nuts, it's a bit more DnB but not sure how to make it sound good and more dubstep so any feedback would be really appreciated...

I think this sounds really good. I love the piano, really chills me out in combination with the drums, did you do that yourself?

I really like this track, I think you did a really good job with the synths around 1:25 with a great transition into the next breakdown/drop.

Been Producing for only about 3 months now, and everyday I feel myself learning more and improving. Any feedback is appreciated.

http://soundcloud.com/nightlight-2/bam