Grime Scene wrote:I appreciate the concept of this song but it honestly feels like there's no energy to it. The intro seemed to go on way too long without building energy and there is essentially no buildup. Both of those things combine to make the drop feel very expected and unexciting. Also all the bass sounds and notes in your drop are almost exactly the same which gets boring literally after 5 seconds. There is also literally no high end to your song at all besides the snare and the extremely negligible hi-hats, which is a major problem. If you think about electronic music as a sandwich, your song would be a sandwich of just bread. Wheat bread at that. While an extremely low-end heavy song like this can work under the right conditions, the basses are not nearly diverse enough to meet those conditions. It also feels as if your track has literally no melody. Honestly, I would try to explain to you how you might be able to improve these things in a successful manner but there are too many things to name. Don't take this the wrong way, the song is creative and has a good concept behind it, but it needs some major, major work. I hope you don't get offended by my brutally honest critique.
I am definitely not offended one bit, I appreciate the feedback. It is the reason I posted this

I realized the same with the high end, I thought about adding some higher frequency melody but never ended up finding a sound I liked..
As far as the intro, usually I try and work pretty hard on them.
Should I try and focus on slowly adding sounds in rather than just a clash of sounds?
I am trying to picture how to make it a little more unpredictable for the build-up.
Thanks again for giving me some feedback, I'll be re-reading it and trying to implement your ideas
Also I really struggle with creating drops and sounds that work well for them.
I've always gotten really frustrated when trying to create a drop.
These is honestly the best personal one I've ever had just because it sounds a little heavier to me.
Might even just be the ride and me compressing my kick/snare differently for once.
Do you have any tips on creating drops from scratch?
Should I make sounds first then try and think of something?
I usually just make some sounds and fuck with them til I feel it fits well enough, however I'm pretty new to EQ'ing and most of the other audio effects to make everything dynamic and clear.