https://soundcloud.com/zulishanti/hydrusremix/s-jdoDH

hey guys, been a month or so since i posted something up here. loved the feedback last time and as always.

here's my latest remix and here's the competition page if anyone would like to join! 55 days remain at this moment; http://www ...

Soundcloud

feedback appreciated as always. otherwise my outlets are limited, you can support me by following on soundcloud.com/zulishanti or facebook.com/zulishanti, feel free to share, there is a free download up for the moment.

thanks

!!!!!!!this is a Private Soundcloud link, just click the link below, trust me it works.!!!!!!!!
https://soundcloud.com/zulishanti/automata-master/s-XOheP

technical feedback? otherwise let me know how you liked it. it's 1:30 am here, just finished "mastering" that so i'm sorry to be short. you all ...

deleted

Thanks a ton for the feedback fellaz! We got feedback from EDMTunes as well, they were a little more harsh, but it's all a fun learning process! Anyway I came back on here to let you guys know, thanks to Sauniks' connect at KickKickSnare, this track is now on Hype Machine!

if you guys enjoyed it ...

hey guys, been a looong time since i posted on DSF. haven't really been making "dubstep". anyway. all the other boards fucking suck, and i love you guys so much. so here is my latest drum and bass track, done with a good friend of mine and a great producer, another philly local; @Sauniks

:Q ...

this is really fucking cool how you made it, and i've seen that technique used before, can't remember what tutorial or who it was. but i hate to say it, this is one way around the tree, you are going left around the tree, i am going right (by compression/eq/sample choice/effects processing) both of ...

Soundcloud

hey guys first time doing this genre, i was trying to do a structure "by the book" so please be critical on that specifically.

also any other feedback much appreciated.

bump, feedback is weak. doesn't anyone else just roll through this forum besides just to post a song?

the feedback i -do- get from you guys is always quality. looks like this thread just isn't being seen.

gonna retag it.

would like more technical feedback.

peace

thanks man, i uploaded the link so hopefully it works alright now

hey guys, been a long minute since i posted something up here so i'm excited to show my face again.

i've been exploring music in general so compared to my old stuff, this is pretty "out-there"

this is a very dark, ambient, semi-progressive dubstep track. i've never really made anything quite like ...

bump for feedback pleece

hey guys, been a while since i posted anything on here or even made anything for that matter, been exploring life and finding some inspiration. anyway

here's an update.

check it out and please be cruel/meticulous (as if i am not enough)

thanks :h:

https://soundcloud.com/zulishanti/kairos33m/s ...

this is some duuuumb shit i just read.

maybe you need to twiddle a few more knobs

because it's a pan in the ass

About the original post: no mixer channel is clipping ever, and usually at unity gain my master is clipping approx 1-2db, so I just pull it down until I have around 3db headroom on the loudest parts of my mix

this works totally fine, the point i was taking forever to get to, is that i don't see a ...

i think you're confused or i'm confused m8. did you read my whole post? the first thing i said was ableton specific, and i specified. also specifically said not to turn down the master at all *IMO*. and i also said after a certain point there isn't much left up to my engineer. if a mixer channel in ...

yep multiband sidechaining, i know what you're talking about. it's a balance you gotta find. to be frank, and im not, im andrew. i've almost completely done away with sidechaining an entire frequency range of an instrument. i've gotten it to the point where you almost don't even notice that it's ...

i find ableton's utility plugin's stereo separation does the trick. everyone on this thread is dead on as far as panning.

i've used it to mix up my highs in my drum sets. IE one shaker slight right a different sample of a shaker slight left. or making use of the autopan plugin.

i've also used it ...

depends what software you use. ableton's mixer tracks will appear to be clipping but it's just a warning, they don't actually clip till i think +60db or something (correct me), however, when the master shows clipping. it is CLIPPING. so you have alot more headroom in the mixer tracks than on the ...