Time:30 New Mungha track

[ddb78]

CHECK THIS OUT IT's WICKED.
http://www.soundcloud.com/mungha/time-30
Soundcloud

[zeekazi]

Agreed, this is quite wicked. Agreed again, this time with the soundcloud commenter that complimented them modulations.

My concern is that the kick and snare don't slap as much as I would like them too, I would enjoy it more if they were driving a bit more. Maybe consider putting more in between the two bass sections, I feel like I need a bit of a break between the two onslaughts. I also didn't love the intro, but I suppose that's not the focus here.

Other than that this is properly heavy, love the switch up at 2:50ish. Nice!

[ddb78]

thanks for my first reply man, I'm just getting started and have mainly been focused on synth creation. I'm just getting the hang of putting tunes together - hopefully in the next year or so I'll be able to through out perfectly good ones. I appreciate the feedback a lot! first I've gotten on this forum. I need to choose better drum samples (and probably focus more on how I've been EQing them...) And you guessed it on the intro...made it last in like 3 minutes lol sorry for such a terrible one...any more feedback on the tracks on my soundcloud would be awesome. all produced in the last month or two. Not taking a break.

[ddb78]

any suggestions on how to get that getter"kick, and downlink snare like in emergency would be awesome. - eqing in the mix wise. (there is actually 6 samples layered in that song on the snare - but also I forgot to lengthen the midi notes lol...the next track is ft. a local rapper and It should be out by next friday - I'll be sure to post.

[zeekazi]

any suggestions on how to get that getter"kick, and downlink snare like in emergency would be awesome. - eqing in the mix wise. (there is actually 6 samples layered in that song on the snare - but also I forgot to lengthen the midi notes lol...the next track is ft. a local rapper and It should be out by next friday - I'll be sure to post.

To get that really bro-y snare, try boosting the heck out of 200-250Hz and then slap an overdrive on it, it should get pretty close with that low end slap. I don't think your snare samples are the problem, rather the relative levels of the drums and the bass. Try turning down the bass a tad then bringing the drums up.

[ddb78]

will do for this next track sir, thanks man (i was boosting a tad bit at 1099hz lol)

[wub]

Soundcloud link is down.