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Deamon Dubstep

too quiet. bump the level.

I don't really like it, you could do a lot more with the wobbles mate!

I agree with both of you, and here's my reply.
I am using Logic Express, after researching, I found that this program is missing the mastering section! I have to buy Logic Pro, which is $499. That will allow me to boost the volumes to pro levels, without all the damn clipping.

And the wobbles, I so wish I knew how to do more! Lol, if you have any suggestions, or links to tutorials, or anything, I'd be glad to take it! I'm learning as I go, I only heard two dubstep songs before I started making it, so I'm very untalented at this point, struggling to learn all I can, as fast as I can, because I'm obsessive at the best of times. lol.

Thank you so much for your honesty! FINALLY! Lol, it's hard to get real constructive criticism these days, I truly appreciate your posts! I am looking for help to learn all I can, I can make huge tracks, just need to learn how to get there!

get your mix right with no clipping and see if someone on here will master it for you if you cant afford a good mastering suite. maybe.

they're mixed down for no clipping, but I've done no compressor/limiter work. I highly doubt someone will master for me, all I can really offer is thier name on the credits for mastering, and as much advertising as I can muster, which is a fair amount. I still have a lot to do before that point anyways, gonna go back to each track and alter to make them better, as they are incredibly simple compared to what's out there. I'm on the right track, but still need to smooth a lot of edges, so mastering all of the tracks right now may be a step too far ahead of myself at this point. As much as I want my music out immediately, it needs work first, and I need to learn patience. ha ha.

I'll likely buy Logic Pro at some point, I'd like to know how to master properly on my own. Trying to get into school for Audio Engineering as well, so patience is a virtue for me. lol.