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Skyle
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by Skyle » Tue Aug 16, 2011 7:10 pm
It only keeps getting better! At least in my opinion. But i think i get a bit better every new track. Let me know what you think of it, also if you have any suggestions with quality tips.. I would love to hear them. I know the qualities not best, nor near best... but i try!!!!!!!
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jrisreal
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by jrisreal » Wed Aug 17, 2011 12:34 am
Interesting track. I'm not intro straight bro like this I like it when different kinds of dubstep mix together, but this sounds pretty cool I guess man. Suggestion: Pitch the bass down an octave and layer it with the current one...or do something to get more low end growl and thickness into the sound.
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Skyle
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by Skyle » Wed Aug 17, 2011 7:32 am
jrisreal wrote:Interesting track. I'm not intro straight bro like this I like it when different kinds of dubstep mix together, but this sounds pretty cool I guess man. Suggestion: Pitch the bass down an octave and layer it with the current one...or do something to get more low end growl and thickness into the sound.
Hmm thanks for the tips man. I never looked into layering yet, sadly. Not even sure how that really works but it seems like common sense and pretty straight forward. I'm gonna give that a shot!

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wub
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by wub » Wed Aug 17, 2011 9:24 am
Kick has a bit too much pop too it - it's overwhelming some of the other elements whenever it hits.
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Skyle
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by Skyle » Wed Aug 17, 2011 1:39 pm
wub wrote:Kick has a bit too much pop too it - it's overwhelming some of the other elements whenever it hits.
Yeah i really like them hard hitting kicks. Although you might be right in the sense of it overwhelming stuff. Can't really tell much.. not using the best of listening gear.

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