cheers for the feedback mate.mqfluquerton wrote:yuh man sounds darkwooda916 wrote:http://soundcloud.com/wooda/wooda-money-debt-320
Dark and moody roller.
feedback would be much appreciated, particularly on the mix-down.
Cheers.![]()
personally, i might lay off that snare a little, or choose a crisper sound.
s'all i can say really
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got a few tracks finished recently that i'd like people to have a listen to
havnt been at it long so just want to see who's vibing what and who isnt
any feedbacks appreciated
http://www.soundcloud.com/disonata
got a few tracks finished recently that i'd like people to have a listen to
havnt been at it long so just want to see who's vibing what and who isnt
any feedbacks appreciated
http://www.soundcloud.com/disonata
would
@disonata- First off, I like the tune, but...you've gone a little nuts with the wobble man. Less is more bro, look at Loefah, big producer, say more with less, slow it down take a few of the notes out, also the kick, too slow at first, then it's like a kick from a metal song at 230, I suggest changing that basic kick pattern a bit, just a bit, so that that the snare hits a beat or two sooner after the kick, right after the kick. Give it more of a whip crack effect and it would move the tune along a bit smoother through your transitions imo. I love the glitchiness and the movement in the background of this tune and your mix sounds ok to me. Love the arp bass runs too. I just feel like you lose some of the power and solidarity of the bassline with all panning craziness and explosion of notes with the lfo around the 64 bar/55 second mark man. Good job, I think could be a great tune if you put a little more thought into the space factor and made it just a bit more thought provoking man, big up.
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yo you can up snare I think. and some more variation in the melody would work well too.rapsag111 wrote:http://soundcloud.com/rapsag/planet-b
this one feels good to me... lemme know what u guys think
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cheers man, some good things to consider here.LHD wrote:@disonata- First off, I like the tune, but...you've gone a little nuts with the wobble man. Less is more bro, look at Loefah, big producer, say more with less, slow it down take a few of the notes out, also the kick, too slow at first, then it's like a kick from a metal song at 230, I suggest changing that basic kick pattern a bit, just a bit, so that that the snare hits a beat or two sooner after the kick, right after the kick. Give it more of a whip crack effect and it would move the tune along a bit smoother through your transitions imo. I love the glitchiness and the movement in the background of this tune and your mix sounds ok to me. Love the arp bass runs too. I just feel like you lose some of the power and solidarity of the bassline with all panning craziness and explosion of notes with the lfo around the 64 bar/55 second mark man. Good job, I think could be a great tune if you put a little more thought into the space factor and made it just a bit more thought provoking man, big up.
appreciate you took the time to give it a listen
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agreein on the snare with dude ^^^ also some reverb wouldn't go amiss, this sounds pretty dry atmrapsag111 wrote:http://soundcloud.com/rapsag/planet-b
this one feels good to me... lemme know what u guys think

uploaded a new version of a track i've been workin on this summer, off and on... "FMonster". Check it out, let me know what you think, if you'd like to trade riddims hit me up.
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Zion Triad-dK remix
Any feedback appreciated! Got a summer vibe to it, hope it makes you feel good to:D
Any feedback appreciated! Got a summer vibe to it, hope it makes you feel good to:D
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This songs sick mate. Only part of it i am not feeling too much is on the 2nd drop. That second synth you have brings the song down a little.wooda916 wrote:http://soundcloud.com/wooda/wooda-money-debt-320
Dark and moody roller.
feedback would be much appreciated, particularly on the mix-down.
Cheers.
Everything else is sounding sick though.
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Just made a new Summery song. Any feedback/criticism etc. would be much appreciated, (It's not finished yet by the way, i only made 4 bars after the second drop).
Summertime Chill: http://soundcloud.com/etikut/summertime-chill
Thanks.
Summertime Chill: http://soundcloud.com/etikut/summertime-chill
Thanks.
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Magnetic: I love the sounds you use. Enough there to sound full, but none too big to take attention away from the bass and little stabby lead. I have to say though, the first section makes me want it to GO already, ya know? Once it picks up, its ace. But the first section may be a bit too long.
Remix: Looove the deep punchy kick. Pump up the snare a bit, make it as full as the kick, and the drums will be absolutely killer. Right now it just seems a bit too far back in the sound. I'd also say pump up the bass, but I think it's just my tiny ass headphone speakers can't handle the noise. I dig this mix, hard.
Alright, got a mostly complete version of this new tune I been workin on posted on my soundcloud, pretty summery, dancey vibes, definitely a deep tune so if all you like is wobble don't even listen to it 'cause I don't wanna hear you tell me to add a wobble. Apart from that all feedback is appreciated, you will need to turn up your monitors a bit b/c there's some headroom in the tune still, and unfortunately, my CPU is at the max that it can handle so I'm kinda stuck on doing too much to this joint until I get a new comp. First one on the page, called Good Feelins.
Nice track, im liking the sound that youve got going atm. Your drums are wicked, they have that whole airy feeling without losing out on quality of production. The main sound is a nice sound that adds to that airy feeling, but possibly the treble could be turned down a lil. Im also not really feeling the little mario style beeps, but that could just be personal preference.LHD wrote:Alright, got a mostly complete version of this new tune I been workin on posted on my soundcloud, pretty summery, dancey vibes, definitely a deep tune so if all you like is wobble don't even listen to it 'cause I don't wanna hear you tell me to add a wobble. Apart from that all feedback is appreciated, you will need to turn up your monitors a bit b/c there's some headroom in the tune still, and unfortunately, my CPU is at the max that it can handle so I'm kinda stuck on doing too much to this joint until I get a new comp. First one on the page, called Good Feelins.
Also really enjoyed 'waiting for daddy', awesome snare and the whole vibe is so chilled. Really well made!
Thanks a lot for taking the time to give feedback. Ye the first section may be too long, still working on that! As for the remix, ive taken note of what you said and made the snare much more prominent. What do you think of adding a slow oscillating bassline?2nd Chance wrote:Magnetic: I love the sounds you use. Enough there to sound full, but none too big to take attention away from the bass and little stabby lead. I have to say though, the first section makes me want it to GO already, ya know? Once it picks up, its ace. But the first section may be a bit too long.
Remix: Looove the deep punchy kick. Pump up the snare a bit, make it as full as the kick, and the drums will be absolutely killer. Right now it just seems a bit too far back in the sound. I'd also say pump up the bass, but I think it's just my tiny ass headphone speakers can't handle the noise. I dig this mix, hard.
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