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LBN667 - Tartarus (Ambient / Dungeon)
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Re: LBN667 - Tartarus (Ambient / Dungeon)
love the intro to this man...creepy as shit!
Re: LBN667 - Tartarus (Ambient / Dungeon)
Creatively I thought this track was pretty good, maybe a bit of variation here and there in terms of the pads and bassline would've made it more interesting but overall not a "bad track". I think the only constructive criticism I would give is to be careful of getting your instrument frequencies over-lapping, your kick drum and your bassline are too muddled and it's difficult to distinguish one from the other. You'll learn to hear out for that more over time though so don't worry about it too much.
Ideas are pretty good, just need to learn to do more with them in my opinion
Hope that was of some value to you
Oh, and remember, sometimes "more is less". There are times where having silence (even for a second) can really enhance the track. That's my opinion anyways
Ideas are pretty good, just need to learn to do more with them in my opinion
Hope that was of some value to you
Oh, and remember, sometimes "more is less". There are times where having silence (even for a second) can really enhance the track. That's my opinion anyways
Re: LBN667 - Tartarus (Ambient / Dungeon)
Techy roller, but it doesn't really develop much over the run time...maybe some variation towards the second half to make it feel less loopy.
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