L.O.O.K. - Texas (George W Bushstep)

[elyhess]

My new GWbush step is un finished but i really need your feedback of whats wrong with it so far, like how can i make it louder, and how can i make it sound better and so on thanks!\
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[DJ Sampletank]

Alright dude, like the intro and the first part. Some of thos bass sounds sound too seperate, they sound forced together, maybe modulate them or something, to get them to fit together. Except that, I like the samples, beat, noted etc. All good man.

[elyhess]

Can you specify which parts? I'm will take a look at It and defiantly take your advice, which bass sounds are you talking about?

[elyhess]

Alright dude, like the intro and the first part. Some of thos bass sounds sound too seperate, they sound forced together, maybe modulate them or something, to get them to fit together. Except that, I like the samples, beat, noted etc. All good man.

Which sound are you referring to, what parts of the song should i check out? give me the time in the song i think i know what your talking about but not sure

[elyhess]

wondering about what i need to add to this song, general feedback!

give me your constructive critisizm

[elyhess]

BUMP

[elyhess]

Bump

[DJ Sampletank]

Sup man, about 30 seconds in, the bass that comes in there, it just sounds too seperate, though a nice sound on it's own. Yeah I do like this track man, fix that and it'll be, for me, better.

[elyhess]

Sup man, about 30 seconds in, the bass that comes in there, it just sounds too seperate, though a nice sound on it's own. Yeah I do like this track man, fix that and it'll be, for me, better.

How would you recommend doing that? Also, thank you for reply, haven't Been able to get much feedback
Should I add some sort of reverb to connect the beat better?

[DJ Sampletank]

No worries man, I know how difficult it can be to get feedback. As for how, I'm not sure, lots of things can work, but it really comes down to personal opinion. Trial and error.

[elyhess]

Cool, I'll see what I can do and repost results

[elyhess]

Updated version!

let me know what you all think!
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[Liquistik]

Lovin' this track, man!

Check out mine if y'have time. It's minimal dark dubstep, my first time producing minimal, and it is minimal haha. See what y'think.

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Cheers,

Liquistik

[elyhess]

My almost finished george bush song, can i get some feedback on how i can improve?

[elyhess]

Anyone? feedback is hard to come by these days!

[jarvis89]

lol, it sounds really cool. it sounds like your relatively new, you need to add a sub bass and you also need some compression and limiting, but the basics of a good track are there

by the way i was lolling cos the gw bush samples are awesome haha

[elyhess]

lol, it sounds really cool. it sounds like your relatively new, you need to add a sub bass and you also need some compression and limiting, but the basics of a good track are there

by the way i was lolling cos the gw bush samples are awesome haha

thanks, yes i am relatively new to producing

im really looking to improve here, i just re-uploaded the song the melody part or whatever you wanna call it has a little side-chain action. let me know if you like it

also, which parts do you recommend adding sub bass to? the melody part? or the drop parts?

ive compressed quite a lot of things in this track, but i havent used a limiter, what exactly should i use the limiter for?

thank you for feedback! hard to get these days!

EDIT: Updated song should be signiture

[ReachZenith]

Well you would just limit certain sounds, that are coming through a little to hot so that you are not clipping, through your mixer. Im still kinda new as well, anyone else wanna add on to this?...

[particle-jim]

also, which parts do you recommend adding sub bass to? the melody part? or the drop parts?

ermm... the bassline?

if the bassline aint got sub then it aint dubstep, simple as

[jarvis89]

Well you would just limit certain sounds, that are coming through a little to hot so that you are not clipping, through your mixer. Im still kinda new as well, anyone else wanna add on to this?...

no, you would typically add a limiter to your master output track once your ready to render the track, i would leave it bypassed or turned off while you're working on the track though. I use voxengo elephant.
you're correct in saying the limiter will stop anything from clipping by reducing anything that clips (goes above 0db) back down to 0db. But the important thing it does is it makes your track a lot louder.

sub bass is very important in dubstep, do some googling on sub bass techniques etc. you need it underneath all your basslines.