Unleashed - dotflv (Dubstep)

[dowtFLV]

Hey there

Would you mind listening to my last one?

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[stikman]

I'll level with you I only listened up until the 1:20 mark. It was too early for the mid range wobble madness. However you intro was sick. Really feeling it, sounded very professional.

[Tektrix]

Agree with stickman the intro is awesome. The drums seem a bit overpowered by the mid range wobbles when it drops but that maybe just my preference for drums to be quite forward in a mix

[crackpot]

yeah this song would be really awesome if you just turned down them filthy sounds a notch

[CRoW_Dubstep123]

doctor P! lol i can definitely hear some nexus in there. very nice straight forward concept, i love how the build changes up, then you just drop the shit, hell yea. the main growl could be brought down a few db, a little more processing for the drums so they punch a little more on the low end would be nice, keep it up man, sounding good, great concept

[dowtFLV]

thanks for all the feedback i appreciate it
i'll think about all these things next times!

[Ecliptual]

Appart from the slightly underpowered drums this track is sick, lot of great sounds

[mt1]

Firstly, the drop is totally sick. It sounds totally fantastic. Production and mixing of the overall song is just hella smooth. You've got skillz for sure.

Perhaps you could vary up the tones/settings or phrases of the primary synth during the drop though, as it feels like it is not varied enough to keep attention, even if it is totally sick in terms of production.

The intro has a lot of really cool elements, but the repeating of the note on the main intro synth feels like it continues on for a few too many bars without enough growth, and then its dropped to begin the build, which is okay but compared to the sickness of the drop, the build could use more development.

The part at 3:30 is a bit much though- that single synth, fat as it is, isn't enough to carry it. It feels grating to me, personally. But at 3:54 it recovers, that part is very cool as it meshes with the beat. If I were remixing it, I would experiment with mashing up the 3:30 part with the 3:54 part to see what I could come up with, it might balance the two out nicely and give more prominence to the 3:54 part- feel like it got the short end of the stick of the two parts (as it fades out as an outro), despite being more fun to listen to for me.

I would consider more variance of the pieces in future projects, but honestly I had to struggle to find constructive criticism for you. Awesome work overall!