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Hi!

This is a clip of a new tune I just finished.

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I hope you like it and feedback is always welcome!

-Wick Effect

Some deep dark neuro influenced dubstep. Love the tune and the tune in your signature!

Thanks you!

Any other feedback?

Very neuro sounding, felt the drums were getting a bit lost under the synths in places, so maybe creatively EQ to create some space for the drums to hit a bit clearer.

Thanks for the feedback! Will try to fix it.

Any other feedback?

last bump!

Very dark. Love that bass, and the atmosphere. Keep em coming.

this is so good

Vyill wrote:Very dark. Love that bass, and the atmosphere. Keep em coming.

Thanks! Yeah, I plan to keep making this kind of tracks in the future

Gravehill wrote:this is so good

Thanks a lot!

super dark. The bass sounds great! first track i've checked out on the site, very impressed!

This is sickening!
Really feeling this, I echo the comment about the drums being lost underneath though, but other than that, it's pounding mate!

aaronm wrote:super dark. The bass sounds great! first track i've checked out on the site, very impressed!

RansomCardiff wrote:This is sickening!
Really feeling this, I echo the comment about the drums being lost underneath though, but other than that, it's pounding mate!

Thanks for the feedback guys! Will try to fix the drums.

I would really love to know your technique to getting that bass sound, i love how "wet" it sounds if that makes any sense.

Never heard anything like this before. Wicked sound! Would love to know how you get those sounds. At points though (on my monitors at least) the main neuro synth sounds a little forward. Keep it up, I think you're on to something good here.

rapmastarj wrote:I would really love to know your technique to getting that bass sound, i love how "wet" it sounds if that makes any sense.

There is no special technique to those bass sounds. They are basically just filtered reeses. Great way to start is to first make a really fat reese, then just filter the shit out of it. I personally use lowpass and bandpass filters mostly. Pitching up and down is really important also. That's it!

reviewmaster wrote:Never heard anything like this before. Wicked sound! Would love to know how you get those sounds. At points though (on my monitors at least) the main neuro synth sounds a little forward. Keep it up, I think you're on to something good here.

Thanks man!

Wick Effect wrote:

rapmastarj wrote:I would really love to know your technique to getting that bass sound, i love how "wet" it sounds if that makes any sense.

There is no special technique to those bass sounds. They are basically just filtered reeses. Great way to start is to first make a really fat reese, then just filter the shit out of it. I personally use lowpass and bandpass filters mostly. Pitching up and down is really important also. That's it!

Oh, and notch filters are great for creating movement to the bass sounds!