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have a new tune up, check "shifting sands"

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watch out for the 2nd drop!

320's available upon request.

thanks for listening

what are u using to make bass. the track has some nice flow and a good upbeat feel but is lacking some serious low end.... maybe a small eq boost or even a whole new chanel dedicated to some sub freq. hope this is helpful

bass is made with massive. i had the sub alot louder but it was too much when i listened to it in my car so i dropped the lows a little bit. what are you listening on?

and i very much appreciate the feedback. cheers.

my studio set up should get everything. hey i might take some heat over this comment but dont produce with a sub. two nice studio monitors should provide you with enough of an idea of how every thing sounds right? especialy if you have the angle down. the reason i say this and again i say i may take some heat, is this

When you work with a sub in ur studio i find,(aswell as several more qualified friends of mine) that you create a song where you rely more on the bass to keep things exciting. wheras at the end of a mix down you can boost the low freq so that you know that they will feel warm. I'm not saying turn the bass down, im just saying turn the subs off. the music you write needs to sound full on different kinds of systems. so if it sounds full on you mp3 garbage ear plugs you know you've done you're job.

ok bring the heat.....

Dubly Sure wrote: When you work with a sub in ur studio i find,(aswell as several more qualified friends of mine) that you create a song where you rely more on the bass to keep things exciting. wheras at the end of a mix down you can boost the low freq so that you know that they will feel warm. I'm not saying turn the bass down, im just saying turn the subs off. the music you write needs to sound full on different kinds of systems. so if it sounds full on you mp3 garbage ear plugs you know you've done you're job.

ok bring the heat.....

there might be some truth to that. but i know if i made 3 minutes of pure sub osc sine waves and listened on teenie mp3 'plugs it would be 3 minutes of silence.

no no for sure. i mean mos syth use multiple osc right so meaty middle bass is totaly essential. lol good comment

Bottom end sounded fine here

the kick is nice and full.

Definitly feeling "Shifting Sands' and would appreciate a 320!!!

I enjoyed "Ambush" more tbh. Good production though bruv.

Any chance of a 320?

ill have to find Ambush, its lost on some harddrive or memory stick i think

hey man, digging shifting sands a whole lot. Would love to give this a spin if the 320s are still going.