FluidMoShun wrote:filthy_: Not bad for 3 weeks. The intro's really dissonant and dark, but doesn't really go anywhere when the bass drops. Add some kind of progression and take the song somewhere when the bass drops, and work on varying up the wobble sounds. But not too shabby for just 3 weeks.
i was trying to think of ways to vary it/build it into a drop with a riser or something like that but i havnt figured out how to do that (as well as plenty other things) just yet. thanks for the advice and kind words, it is much appreciated. especially in a learning standpoint.
phenlight wrote:
@filthy_ good start for only 3weeks producing . Lots of reading tutorials and patience
thats what ive been doing. honestly, the first week, maybe even week and a half, ive been doing nothing but trying to make different sounds and piece together drum kits, etc. i have a background in music composition but this is totally different.
MexicanKangaroo wrote:@filthy_ - considering you've only been producing for 3 weeks, it sounds pretty good imo. The kick and snare sound really muffled, I reckon some extra could make it close to perfect. The drop needs to be bigger... maybe you could add one of 'woosh' effects before the drop? Or maybe a subbass beneath the other bass?

i know, i was trying to get the drums to sound like they werent underwater but i was experimenting with split frequencies and a long chain of effects. unfortunately, i wasnt quite sure which one(s) were causing the muffling sound.
i also just figured out how to do some sub-bass (thanks youtube!). i incorporated it into my new (experiment) track.
Indoctrination wrote:@filthy_: your track seems to be very bassy (for my taste a little to much, especially the drums. the format-sound at the end however is great
thanks! i was trying something new with the drums (im not completely happy with it yet) this time around. i let this project rest for a bit and once i learn a few new things that i can apply to this track, ill go back and make it better. eventually, ill finish one haha.
3za wrote:@ filthy, thats not as bad as some of my first tracks, Stick at it. My only advice is to not worry about your mixs for now, focus on your writing and structure for now.
i know what youre sayin. ive been starting something new each day trying a different thing here and there to each element of the track. some days ill try to use a sound i created in massive, other times ill try a bunch of effects, etc.
thanks everyone for the kind words. ive been studying the production bible, searching for examples for just about anything, and thoroughly going through the "want to make dubstep" thread. its been helping and im pretty happy with where im at for only a short period of time.
anyone, ive listened to a few tracks on this page as well as started another track my self.
weedcali: its so calm and relaxing

even when the basses are playing. i cant wait to hear it once its completed
MexicanKangaroo (current WIP/the passing): i love it! the sneaky format basses as well as the other effects were a brilliant touch and just the way everything is layered together is incredible.

my only gripe is the snare drum; it sounds a little too electric to me but it does flow and go with the the rest of the elements in the track.
Karma_blitz:

at 1:27 it was like the first time i heard a ferrari. honestly, i couldnt say anything negative if i tried. and dare i say it (dont take offense because im a big fan of both) but it does remind me of Sierra Leone and Raise your weapon.
i dont mean to swing from your nuts, but, is there a way youd let me download it?
in this one, i did some sub-bass and resampled a few times.
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im quite happy with this one. i plan on finish this, especially after i learn a bit more (especially once i start to try some mixing&mastering).