AL4228 wrote:big up dubsac, sounds hawt, did you rape bitcruncher on that one
appreciated man!... whats a bitcrusher

AL4228 wrote:big up dubsac, sounds hawt, did you rape bitcruncher on that one
forthcoming 12", spring/summer 2015:Legend4ry wrote:Well I am still living in that haze that dubstep is about a dark room with a big system, peoples with their heads down and trigger fingers in the air.
forthcoming 12", spring/summer 2015:Legend4ry wrote:Well I am still living in that haze that dubstep is about a dark room with a big system, peoples with their heads down and trigger fingers in the air.
TM45 wrote:@Sterling - Not my style, but I must say I like the bongoes. Got some great rhythm going on there ^_^
@vulvavibration - Interesting. I like the industrial sounding drums, but I'm not sure about the bass, seems a litle muddy to me. Have to turn bass right down on my sub to make out what's going on, otherwise nice vibes
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comments/criticism appreciated
Like the pitch LFO @ 2:05 on the sub on the first one, it hits a heavy sweet spot as far as subs go because of the nice pitch movement. It's a nice clean track and I appreciate the clean minimal production, but I suppose I have been into mid range garish wobbles lately after such a long time away from them. Good job, regardless!vulvavibration wrote:jaydot: i would make your snare a bit more lively by adding a little bit of reverb, and something strange is going on with your hihats. check them, they are somehow sometimes out of time. nice vocals!
kontigobeats: nice game you're playing with the sidechaining! gives it a shitload of drive to your track! the vocals are soooo cheesy![]()
here are mine, did 2 in 2 days.. superproductive, after many weeks of nothing![]()
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The first one @ 0:55 reminds me of LD - Woodblock (which is a song I'm quite fond of), so good job on that. Sub cleanly mixed and produced and would get tiring if not for the variation at 3:48. The wobble intensity on the sub is just right, solid track.theone1_ wrote:Laundry Hustle
Made most of this one in one night on earphones - completed it the next day. Happy with the arrangement - bit of a dark roller for the dancefloor!
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1000 Blisters
Did this on a friends computer while mine was dead.. This gets a good response - not sure about the second drop, so some opinions are appreciated.
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Feedback is welcomed - as I'm really starting to actually like my songs and a bit of criticism goes a long way !
Like the lush sidechained pads, and the volume shaping on the sub--makes it feel like it moves away then back inwards, which is a nice aural effect. Overall, tastefully producedkontigobeats wrote:@deranger - this is something kinda different, nice laid back feel and that synth line is nice!
@ jaydot - again quite a nice laid back vibe, the vocals sound pretty good but i think the piano sounds a bit of out place sometimes
heres mine, a kinda garage track, some nice synths and vocal chops, pretty sure this is finished in terms of arrangement, not mixed yet, let me know what you think!
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Thanks heaps bro ! Means a lot !! Will maybe do a re-edit of the second drop on 1000 Blisters - maybe bring that bit you liked back inairlabam wrote:The first one @ 0:55 reminds me of LD - Woodblock (which is a song I'm quite fond of), so good job on that. Sub cleanly mixed and produced and would get tiring if not for the variation at 3:48. The wobble intensity on the sub is just right, solid track.
On the 2nd one:
0:26: liking the groove that's coming in at
1:46: the chromatic variation on the sub-bass gives it a lot of implication with a little movement, the notes are well chosen. you mentioned not being too sure about the 2nd drop -- you could possibly make the aforementioned chromatic variation a motif that you give more of a spotlight to or more development to in the 2nd drop. no matter how much i love dubstep for the lovely sound textures, phrase variation is at the heart of composition that makes my ears happy. it can be melodic and/or rhythmic and/or harmonic, but it's got to catch my ear's gaze.
1:49: the subdued + reverb claps sound mint, the arrangement at this point is wonderfully sublime and i think you should let that go on for longer or bring it back later on in the track--the texture you get there is really nice, and i found myself wishing it would last longer.
An Expresso wrote:@thierry_le_dj: sine flu sounds good with the dark feel but the wubby bass gets a little boring. just my opinion anyways.
@collision: i fucking loved those drums, i liked sour, but then again jungle's my favorite time of music. howd you slow the drums down like that if you don't mind me asking.
@imperial: not really my style but i do like the distortedness and the drums
@sterling: i like it, the twighlight feel of it is very nice, the 4floor beat goes well with the song too
@vulvavibration: cool feel to it, kinda reminds me of if like disney's aladin made dubstep or something.
bass is too loud on my sub sometimes though.
here's one i made today, not quite finished, feels a little empty. would really appreciate feedback on this tune.
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here's another one i made like last week, not really mastered at all definitely have to do that but would appreciate feedback on this too and i'll return the favor
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