it's the tune in my sig. going for a dark/chill vibe.
leaving feedback at some other tunes right now. down for a collab if anyone wants stems.
i'll be sure to check your stuff out if you leave feedback.
thanks for listening
first tune i'm ever asking for feedback on (wip)
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Re: first tune i'm ever asking for feedback on (wip)
Yo!
You've got the layout down right.
I'm not big on the industrial sounds so I'll leave that to someone else.
This doesn't drop. There's no sure-fire way of getting anything to drop, it's more of a feeling than a technique, remember: SPACE - PACE - BASS.
Layer subbass under the track. If your mixdown is great you won't really have to fiddle too much with it, just a simple rhythm on the go, but if you need to, don't be afraid to put a little compression on your kicks, but don't over-compress because it'll sound pretty shitty. imo
Make your drums less repetitive.
And mix the track up a little bit, change of key perhaps? Take something out? You can figure something out.
Good luck.
You've got the layout down right.
I'm not big on the industrial sounds so I'll leave that to someone else.
This doesn't drop. There's no sure-fire way of getting anything to drop, it's more of a feeling than a technique, remember: SPACE - PACE - BASS.
Layer subbass under the track. If your mixdown is great you won't really have to fiddle too much with it, just a simple rhythm on the go, but if you need to, don't be afraid to put a little compression on your kicks, but don't over-compress because it'll sound pretty shitty. imo
Make your drums less repetitive.
And mix the track up a little bit, change of key perhaps? Take something out? You can figure something out.
Good luck.
Re: first tune i'm ever asking for feedback on (wip)
dam this is dope, contact Pandora
for real tho i like your style
for real tho i like your style
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Re: first tune i'm ever asking for feedback on (wip)
Not my thing but ignore the waste comment above saying you should layer it with sub, I can feel that sub man. Geeza clearly needs some better monitors.
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