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hurlingdervish wrote:The true test of an overly specific, pretentious, genre name, is how many sycophants line up to defend its bullshit when the copy-cats arrive on the scene, imitating the styles of people who had no conscience for the styles they were innovating.
Thanks, that's the kind of info I was looking for. It sounded like it could use some more variation to me, but I didn't know if my ears were just bored of hearing the same thing over and over. I'll work on some variation.MexicanKangaroo wrote:@Dreadfunk: sounds proper mate, really top notch. Can't really point out any flaws, build up is perfect imo... maybe a switch up at 2:13? structure and flow is really happening, just could have a tad of variation (not that it's repititive or anything, just could do with a bit more)
Which melody? Or in general?Nacklewicket wrote:the melody seems i dunno abit cliche somehow,good work on the variation tho,kept me interested. has a different kind of more uplifting vibe to it but i like it
thanks man, Il try working on the snare and possibly extend the intro, drop the levels a bit for impact, and change the bass up (i just quickly made the bass as sort of a guideline for the song and never ended up changing it lol) thanks for the suggestions and im glad the wips not complete shitmexicankangaroo @fds: The intro sounds fine to me, the pad you've got going sounds great, almost justice like.. The melody chucked in there also sounds fine... the pitch bends are godly. Maybe repeat the section where it starts to 0:56? In general - buildup is fine. Drop the db a bit before the drop, might add some dynamic impact. One thing that really bugged me though was the snare... it's nowhere near as poppy/compressed as it should be. DnB sounds good with short and crisp snares. Layer some high end snares to your existing snare, eq the 200hz for the pop and raise the slightly highends to give it a bit more slap. It's sounding a bit muddy at the moment. Not a fan of the bass I suppose... but that's when opinion separates from critique. I reckon a really warpy reece would fit the tune... the wobble sounds a bit weak atm.
Buuut..... big ups on the tune mate. This has got some serious potential.
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