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My first dubstep song - Nek Minnit
Posted: Wed May 09, 2012 3:54 am
by burnz
any feedback appreciated
Soundcloud
Re: My first dubstep song - Nek Minnit
Posted: Wed May 09, 2012 8:51 pm
by Dotfetish
imo its just get annoying when 0:30 hits. goes to fast in a energy boost. that rising synth is horrible. btw i like the acoustic feel of your snare (AddictiveDrums??). Your drop sounds too brutal and annoying to me. not my cup of tea.
keep it up.
Re: My first dubstep song - Nek Minnit
Posted: Thu May 10, 2012 9:11 am
by burnz
haha sorry it annoyed ya :-p cool thanx for the feedback dude
Re: My first dubstep song - Nek Minnit
Posted: Thu May 10, 2012 1:46 pm
by ChuffPuppy
Is the start clipping? If not it just sounds very harsh and you need some EQ just to tone it down. Also in what I can only presume is the drop the volumes are a bit inconsistent, the whole mix needs defaulting and redoing just to even it out somewhat and allow the track to retain it's energy. I like the high string part though, that's pretty sweet. And what someone else mentioned about the track coming in a bit fast if you understand what I mean, let it build some more, the lack of dynamics tends to reduce the 'listenable' capacity of the song.
I apologise if I'm presented this as a bit harsh, but I don't mean to be anything but constructed. I have to admit it blows the shit out of my first dubstep attempt too so nice one
Re: My first dubstep song - Nek Minnit
Posted: Thu May 10, 2012 6:13 pm
by burnz
ChuffPuppy wrote:Is the start clipping? If not it just sounds very harsh and you need some EQ just to tone it down. Also in what I can only presume is the drop the volumes are a bit inconsistent, the whole mix needs defaulting and redoing just to even it out somewhat and allow the track to retain it's energy. I like the high string part though, that's pretty sweet. And what someone else mentioned about the track coming in a bit fast if you understand what I mean, let it build some more, the lack of dynamics tends to reduce the 'listenable' capacity of the song.
I apologise if I'm presented this as a bit harsh, but I don't mean to be anything but constructed. I have to admit it blows the shit out of my first dubstep attempt too so nice one
na dude not harsh at all, i completely agree with you mate. I only just heard of compressors and equalizers when i was making that song and still am learning about them and alot of other things. check out my newer songs on soundcloud and you'll see a noticeable difference
appreciate tha feedback heaps, thanx