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it's just a tune i made in my spare town in dedication to the industry that gives me the steak i eat extra fucking rare. listen to it all and gimme feed back cause thats what i really want.
http://www.virb.com/scurvysteve

come on. you give crappier shit more time of day.

personally not digging the cowbell

but the lilt of the different samples works well, and it hits hard

reminds me of 50000 watts (in a good way)

i recommend adding some reverb and delay here and there. I think it would be pretty damn dope with some of that

honestly i joined, forgot password, and then tried to sign up with the same email and wouldn't let me. thus realizing i already had an account i reactivated it. the only trolling i have done is tonight. give it a listen, i just want some honest feedback.

edited the above post there

i feel you about that rick roll shit fucking CRAP ATTACK. its april fools but that shit REALLY ACTUALLY isnt funny.

what does crack me up is that it's a 320 lol!

see thats what i need. advice taken. i have been making pull your head out of your hair breakcore for a while. so the cow bell is a little bit of dorkiness but it's fitting to the title. i actually have been trying other things with same patterns as the cowbell and that seems to be working ok or maybe filter the fuck out of it. this is my first dubstep tune and it's been really hard to keep a minimum on the noise out of it but i have done ok job on being minimal. thanks gangsta.

Yeah, not sure about the cowbell myself, and the bass needs to be fatter.

Not keen on the computer generated voice, but with some more work this could be real good.

Reverb as above, and consider some compression on the bass just to give it more oomph.

fixed. it's still not perfect, but it's better. the cowbell is axed.

wow, i think that made a huge difference

DOPE

what would you think about switching that bass off back and forth between a left and right pan ?

finished. i am not fucking with it anymore. new version on the virb. i am on to something else. thanks guys for the feedback and input.