Xanja - Unagi (140 Jungle/Sub Pressure) Updated

[TerraRiddim]

Fixed the mastering on the hat's since this upload and the tune is almost finished, let me know what you guys are thinking! ^^
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[TerraRiddim]

Bump

[TerraRiddim]

Hoping for some feedback before I upload the update >___<

[TeesriAankh]

Fresh as hell loving the old school jungle vibe on this one really good stuff can't wait to hear the finished product =)

Feedback for feedback? http://www.dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=239934

[TerraRiddim]

Finally put the update up! http://soundcloud.com/xanjaofficial/xanja-unagi-update Bless up for all the feedback x cheers

[Barbosa1405]

Thats an Eerie beggining mate, nicely done,,,like the jungle vibe but feel might be bit too messy and beats clanging a bit too much for my liking...like the idea on the second drop but again, think tune could be bit less busy/messy.

check out my 2 new tracks and let me know what you think mate: http://soundcloud.com/barbosa-1

[TerraRiddim]

Thats an Eerie beggining mate, nicely done,,,like the jungle vibe but feel might be bit too messy and beats clanging a bit too much for my liking...like the idea on the second drop but again, think tune could be bit less busy/messy.

check out my 2 new tracks and let me know what you think mate: http://soundcloud.com/barbosa-1

Ez fam, she's gotten a bit messy I'd have to agree. Safe for the feedback will give them a listen

[bferg333]

digging the subs, but waay too much percussion going on imo. nice tune though

[TerraRiddim]

digging the subs, but waay too much percussion going on imo. nice tune though

Safe for the listen, definitely started getting a bit hectic.

[legend4ry]

The breaks don't have enough depth to them; to much reverb and sit above everything opposed to with them.

If you tightened up and break and took off most of the reverb it would be a lot cleaner - the actual drum programming is great though.

[TerraRiddim]

The breaks don't have enough depth to them; to much reverb and sit above everything opposed to with them.

If you tightened up and break and took off most of the reverb it would be a lot cleaner - the actual drum programming is great though.

Thanks very much man, will definitely give that a run to see if I can clean it up a bit. This was my first time working with a sampled break so I was worried that I high passed the break a bit too hard so it ran on top of everything else, hopefully fixing the reverb and a bit of EQing will help do the trick!

[legend4ry]

The breaks don't have enough depth to them; to much reverb and sit above everything opposed to with them.

If you tightened up and break and took off most of the reverb it would be a lot cleaner - the actual drum programming is great though.

Thanks very much man, will definitely give that a run to see if I can clean it up a bit. This was my first time working with a sampled break so I was worried that I high passed the break a bit too hard so it ran on top of everything else, hopefully fixing the reverb and a bit of EQing will help do the trick!

Breaks have so much character and niceness - you shouldn't try and destroy that with high passing or EQing.

Sure, layer things under give them a bigger impact but make sure your layering doesn't stick out like a sore thumb - you want the layering to compliment not dominate!

[TerraRiddim]

The breaks don't have enough depth to them; to much reverb and sit above everything opposed to with them.

If you tightened up and break and took off most of the reverb it would be a lot cleaner - the actual drum programming is great though.

Thanks very much man, will definitely give that a run to see if I can clean it up a bit. This was my first time working with a sampled break so I was worried that I high passed the break a bit too hard so it ran on top of everything else, hopefully fixing the reverb and a bit of EQing will help do the trick!

Breaks have so much character and niceness - you shouldn't try and destroy that with high passing or EQing.

Sure, layer things under give them a bigger impact but make sure your layering doesn't stick out like a sore thumb - you want the layering to compliment not dominate!

Had been giving it a go earlier and is sounding good, safe!