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When my file names end up looking like Project (crashed)(crashed)(crashed).logic. Sucks when some plugins get finnicky

NIce sounds man and its got a good flow to it. I really dig that snare too. Only thing I wasn't sure about was the transition from the drop to the break. It felt a little abrupt and out of place. Also, the 4/4 signature change at the end worked; nice touch. Overall I really liked it, good work!

Got a nice chill big room vibe. Sounds pretty clean too. Maybe could use a bit louder of a sub to give a bigger feel to the track. Overall I really like it though nice job mate!

I like it, but i really dont like when it goes to the 4/4 beat in the middle, production sounds good. The intro reminded me of a top 40 or pop melody, like something you would hum along with. The high pitched wobbs sound nice too

Let us know what you think, cheers

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doesnt sound very filthy haha, but its good. i like it

im on my laptop speakers atm, but sounds like the whole treble of your mix is a bit loud, just slightly, maybe 1-2db. I can't hear your kick at all, but then again I'm on laptop speakers. Just a few tweaks and it will sound worlds better

Sounds good, it'd be cool if you had a defined drop though, and as you said lyrics would solve the problem of repetitiveness. For mastering stuff, I would search for stuff on this forum, tons of threads with good tid bits of information.

1st tune - the dance vocals that are in there are really hard to here, and your drums get a lot quieter after the 1st drop. Some of your wobbles that come in (0:58) are waaay too loud in the mix and offbeat. did you sample a complete riff from another song cuz I can hear 2 sets of kicks and snares i...

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legend4ry wrote: Smexoscope:VST and AU (Freeware)

gonna start using this, cheers for the tip

ah this is really helpful! thanks for sharing

I love making tunes from accapellas! Here's what I usually start with: I usually download the accapella and the actual song, load them both into my DAW and match the vocals up to that. Then I'll either make a cut every 2/4/6/8 bars or whatever and timestretch them to the new tempo, or just stretch ...

im diggin the intro with the r2d2 samples, the drop is nice too. kinda feels like ambient dubstep to me. i like it

Yea as everyone else has said, definitely download Ham VST; has some really warm synths. and the Ham sample pack is good too, around 5 gigs of pro samples

production sounds on point, good song structure, good work man

i like the intro, your midrange synth sounds muddy to me, its competing with the vox. try making some room for that and I think it'll sound solid.

@ninthy4 - sounds nice, i like the intro, leads into the drop real nice

So chaotic haha, but not in a bad way. Everything has so much energy to it, not my taste of drumstep, but its good for the style that you're going for

fragments wrote:Gain structure/mix down

this for me too definitely. I found this forum and all the knowledge on here, especially from macc. Made my tunes so much fatter, I got all excited and think it made me put more effort into learning about more things