Thanks bkenji I appreciate the honesty

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Feedback or whatever is greatly appreciated. Try not to rip it apart too much, I know it's kinda screechy and not very oldschool dubby.

Thanks.

Just a mix I made as an intro to the genre. Covers everything in the moombahton spectrum and it should give you an idea of what moombahton is.

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An old track that I just revamped and finished with a singer friend of mine. Comments and feedback are greatly appreciated. Thanks
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Redderious wrote:

-[2]DAY_- wrote:hmm.. it depends. i thought it was alright, but -- hm... are you by any chance 15?





cuz if you're 15 then it sucks but otherwise nice tune

ageism causes wars. That is funny though

The song will be good on february 19th next year fear not

Thanks for all the feedback.. I might make a 2.0 version some time in the future and I will definitely implement some of your suggestions.

bump..

Anyone? I'd love some feedback or whatever.

Big drop I really like everything about it! Great work!

This is really good I like how it is understated yet still dirty and still hits hard great work man!

Hahaha love the sample I'm a huge fan. The track itself is also really great I don't really have to much feedback. Keep it up!

I really like it... just a tip is maybe make the chordal parts slightly less clean (I hope you understand what I'm trying to say here because I don't really know how to say it any other way) and slightly quieter to just match the rest of the track better just so it blends better. Other than that gre...

Named after the ever-rising shepard tone. Comments and feedback greatly appreciated.

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Thanks and respect
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thanks man... what do u mean by too low though? like the whole track in general?

anyone?

http://soundcloud.com/dr_qwack/basedstep

My most recent track. It's pretty much finished but I'd still appreciate some feedback, especially on the levels/eqing, but its appreciated in all areas

~~Dr.Qwack

id recommend logic if you have any interest in producing music other than dubstep, and even if you dont have any interest in that, logic is a great program. i dont know much about reason but i would say stick with it if you know how to use it well because your comfortable with it and a new daw will ...

does drumming in a hardcore band and playing jazz on drums count?
if not i pretty much started out producing electronica/pop and trance and house

good work for a beginner... whered you get the vocal track?

depends on the song.. if mixed together dubstep and house or electro can sound pretty good