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- clemsonheadies
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- Joined: Wed Nov 12, 2008 5:20 pm
Two new (unfinished) ones up on the Myspace, both are relatively mellow, trying to mess around with new or different chords/progressions for me. kinda worked. top two in the player
http://www.myspace.com/djenspire
and theyre not dubstep, theyre kinda downtempo/instrumental hip hop sorta things (i cant seem to make dubstep to save my life, haha) just to warn you guys.
thanks!
http://www.myspace.com/djenspire
and theyre not dubstep, theyre kinda downtempo/instrumental hip hop sorta things (i cant seem to make dubstep to save my life, haha) just to warn you guys.
thanks!
checked out four of your tunes man - the one thing that I felt was lacking in all of them were your drum sounds, they sounded bland to me. your synths on the other hand are sound ill, nice one man.Spire wrote:Two new (unfinished) ones up on the Myspace, both are relatively mellow, trying to mess around with new or different chords/progressions for me. kinda worked. top two in the player
http://www.myspace.com/djenspire
and theyre not dubstep, theyre kinda downtempo/instrumental hip hop sorta things (i cant seem to make dubstep to save my life, haha) just to warn you guys.
thanks!
http://www.soundcloud.com/blind-prophet - Soundcloud
https://twitter.com/#!/blindprophetdub - Twitter
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Blind-Pro ... 755?ref=mf - Facebook
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http://www.facebook.com/pages/Blind-Pro ... 755?ref=mf - Facebook
yeah im usually pretty sparse and dry on the drums. especially these two.Dignan wrote:checked out four of your tunes man - the one thing that I felt was lacking in all of them were your drum sounds, they sounded bland to me. your synths on the other hand are sound ill, nice one man.
used to concentrate too much on drums so ive got into the habit of tryin not to mess with em too much, but i do agree, theyre pretty basic.
thanks for checking them out.
- mqfluquerton
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- Location: South East
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need some help here people, mixed this last night on headphones but i have no decent speakers where i am atm, can some1 tell me how it sounds on some mointors, specifically the bass, but the mix in general as well
http://soundcloud.com/mqfluquerton/like ... it-1st-mix
ez
need some help here people, mixed this last night on headphones but i have no decent speakers where i am atm, can some1 tell me how it sounds on some mointors, specifically the bass, but the mix in general as well
http://soundcloud.com/mqfluquerton/like ... it-1st-mix
ez
"Hi I'm new here and just wanted to post some crap on this forum and not bother to find out what proper forum etiquette is, and not feedback on anyone else's tunes before I post a link to my poorly mixed collection of preset wobble crap that I made because I didn't take the time to actually read any of the stickied threads in this forum before I started trying to make music and then post it to get attention and feel cool."
This is how you peeps sound to me when you post a reply to this thread before you participate and become a contributing member of this forum by giving feedback to people who have already posted and paved the wave for your asses to have somewhere to post your w.i.p's. Give a shit would ya?
This is how you peeps sound to me when you post a reply to this thread before you participate and become a contributing member of this forum by giving feedback to people who have already posted and paved the wave for your asses to have somewhere to post your w.i.p's. Give a shit would ya?
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Nice one, thick and subby bass, nice moving melody, cool vocal sample.Dignan wrote:http://soundcloud.com/blind-prophet/throwback-2
just made this today, really happy with how it's turned out so far. please listen and review, thank you!
reminds me of burial
The Past:
Really nice and dubby track, although, i don't know, maybe it's my headphones, i don't hear the bass.
Stranger Song - Absence remix:
Although i like the feel of the track, i simply don't get the bass.
from 2:28 the samples become really good. the drums are nicely syncopated, but again i can't relate to the bass.
Stranger Song - Romane:
I'm overwhelmed by 8bit-type music, loved quarta 330's remix of 9 samurai(give it a whirl, it's great), this one's nice too, but the drums should be crushed little more.
The Delf - Old Master:
Nice, warm and bubbly feel, please proceed:)
ChrisH - Growl:
Is a big one, but need a lot more middle freqs and some less hi-freqs.
actually it pierces my ears too much on the hi.
besides maybe a little more dampening on the drums reverb.
a punchier snare, with a bit of attack on the compressor and higher treshold.
ChrisH - OneandOne:
Simply doesn't catch me. The chopped up sample should be grittier, dirtier, just not so clean.
All in all it doesn't have a real flow.
Redbeard - K.t.q.:
I like the drums, A LOT:) the bass really got its grip on me, it's huge.
but some more variation would suit it, some octavejumps, some faster or slower wobble.
the transformer transformsound fits perfectly.
Mqfluqerton - like you mean it:
Starts off very impressive, the chords add very cool, sounds so balearic with those. the flanger is pretty cool.
apart from comments, please comment on my stuff:
http://soundcloud.com/babadabass
hope you're happy now LHD;)
Thanks for the feedback. I didn't have time last night, but will start listening to others stuff ASAP.Baba da Bass wrote:Dignan wrote:http://soundcloud.com/blind-prophet/throwback-2
ChrisH - Growl:
Is a big one, but need a lot more middle freqs and some less hi-freqs.
actually it pierces my ears too much on the hi.
besides maybe a little more dampening on the drums reverb.
a punchier snare, with a bit of attack on the compressor and higher treshold.
ChrisH - OneandOne:
Simply doesn't catch me. The chopped up sample should be grittier, dirtier, just not so clean.
All in all it doesn't have a real flow.
I really appreciate the time you took
Baba da Bass wrote:hope you're happy now LHD;)

@Baba-Way to be a team player homey! Now for your tunes...
Saturday Dub,
has a nice feel, I love the style and the synth work. Turn up your hi-hats and add some sparkle by boosting between 6 and 10 khz, your kick is terribly weak and so is your snare, a little layering of some more samples on that kick and a good heavy boost at 80hz would really move this tune along so much better and make it dancefloor ready maybe. Your snare needs layering too, try adding a few more snare samples to the one you already have, boost around 5khz and add some tasty reverb. I suggest experimenting with some panning on that synth that kicks of the tune as well, it would be nice with all the movement you already have if instead of having one synth in the right side of the field and on in the left you moved them around a bit, I hear a little panning on the delay of the one that's on the left but more would be better on both imo. Subs. Subs are part of what makes dubstep what it is and unfortunately for this delightful, catchy tune, it has absolutely none. So make some sine waves, boost em heavily around 60-75 hz and play some counterpoint notes to go along with your synth work and you'll have a song. I also think that this tune would benefit greatly from some hand percussion and some drum fill work. With a couple of good drum breakdowns, some bass movement, extra percs to move through the transitions, and some variations in your chord progressions on your synths, you could prolly just copy and paste what you have, double it, make your changes then and be done with this and maybe end with a listenable product. Good job! Keep workin!
Say What- I straight up don't like this tune, nice vocal samples, goes nowhere imo. Not a new idea, not very creative, seems like a real sell out after the vibe of Saturday dub.
- clemsonheadies
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- Joined: Wed Nov 12, 2008 5:20 pm
pk- sounds awesome, I really like the drums on this one. I also like the minimalist feel you've got for it. I'm kinda new to dubstep production, so I can't get too technical about it, but well done! Keep it up, this should be a good track when its finished.
@LHD- Yeah, you're probably right.. I usually lurk around forums for a while before I post, but haven't been around much. Also, like I said, I'm completely new to production, so my .02 isn't worth much.
@LHD- Yeah, you're probably right.. I usually lurk around forums for a while before I post, but haven't been around much. Also, like I said, I'm completely new to production, so my .02 isn't worth much.
- clemsonheadies
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- Joined: Wed Nov 12, 2008 5:20 pm
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- Location: Sweden
So, this is Swedens first production, ever. We're making music history mate, history.
Very, very, very rough cut of our first try at this. Quality is shit and the bassline might be a bit repetetive, but keep in mind that this is a debut-production.
Slap some feedback this way.
http://www.myspace.com/tmpgang
Very, very, very rough cut of our first try at this. Quality is shit and the bassline might be a bit repetetive, but keep in mind that this is a debut-production.
Slap some feedback this way.
http://www.myspace.com/tmpgang
- clemsonheadies
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- Joined: Wed Nov 12, 2008 5:20 pm
@Clemsonheadies- Tune just a bit loud, synth work is quite nice, that 808 lacks just a bit of crispness, and the arrangement seems off just a bit in some places. sounds like you either need to sidechain your kick to your bass or re-eq both, lose that transformer sound, hurts the tune imo, doesn't add to it, vocal sample really doesn't do much for me either and if kept they need to be re-eq'd and turned down, hurts me ears. Can't hear the hi-hats and the snare is weak too. Imo you would be better served with some rimshot and clap layered action for a snare, something warmer to go with your pleasant melody, you should strip this down, keep the synth work and re-do your drums imo, use some flavor, something with lots of movement to carry the synths and move them around better. Not much in the way of a bass line either, not a whole lot movement or real language or soul in what you've got so far, except the synth, which I find very tasteful. Peep this link and listen to this guys tunes. May help you ge some ideas.
http://soundcloud.com/djg/tracks
Also have you read all the gain structure and producer's bible threads? Good place to start, good creative start to your tune, time to work hard and grow, great job!
http://soundcloud.com/djg/tracks
Also have you read all the gain structure and producer's bible threads? Good place to start, good creative start to your tune, time to work hard and grow, great job!
I think that bassline needs more room, just turn up your speakers, but give your stuff more headroom. The production in general needs work, but that'll come the more music you guys make. Choose your drume more carefully, and maybe split up each element so you can edit and control the drums better. I guess the arrangement needs work, as you've said, but it's really hard to judge and give advice when all I can say is keep making music, and keep improving.TwincoxMassacre wrote:So, this is Swedens first production, ever. We're making music history mate, history.
Very, very, very rough cut of our first try at this. Quality is shit and the bassline might be a bit repetetive, but keep in mind that this is a debut-production.
Slap some feedback this way.
http://www.myspace.com/tmpgang
anyhoo, two things I've been working on:
http://soundcloud.com/stranger-song/i-w ... song-remix
http://soundcloud.com/stranger-song/pra ... rpretation
and still fighting with this, i hope I've still got the right feel to it:
http://soundcloud.com/stranger-song/abs ... song-remix
hey people. just wondering if this sounds ok? trying to keep it minimal.... too minimal perhaps?????????????
http://soundcloud.com/end-of-life-notic ... eams-rough
http://soundcloud.com/end-of-life-notic ... eams-rough
- HangManDubstep
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HEY DSF,
new track up.
BIG WIP.. no where near complete...its just a preview..
TELL ME where i could get better on it...
thnx
track is UNTITLED
new track up.
BIG WIP.. no where near complete...its just a preview..
TELL ME where i could get better on it...
thnx
track is UNTITLED
http://www.myspace.com/hangmandubstep
http://twitter.com/HangManDubstep
AIM= shortcircuitstep
CONTACT FOR BOOKING/REMIX/PRODUCTION ENQUIRIES: EMAIL - x-fyah-music@hotmail.com
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http://twitter.com/HangManDubstep
AIM= shortcircuitstep
CONTACT FOR BOOKING/REMIX/PRODUCTION ENQUIRIES: EMAIL - x-fyah-music@hotmail.com
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your myspace link dont work mateX-Fyah wrote:HEY DSF,
new track up.
BIG WIP.. no where near complete...its just a preview..
TELL ME where i could get better on it...
thnx
track is UNTITLED
http://www.myspace.com/oskydub
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