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LFB - Disfigurement (Dubstep/Drumstep)
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Re: LFB - Disfigurement (Dubstep/Drumstep)
i like that bass. i would spice up the drums. snare sounds dry. and you are hiding your hats, so that says something.
Re: LFB - Disfigurement (Dubstep/Drumstep)
The kick/snare are both quite flat sounding and could do with another look at their processing to give them a bit more presence. Overall programming is very rigid, track doesn't have a whole lot of swing to it?
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