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hello!
as you can probably tell, i'm new to this forum, and this is my first post.

i'm looking to get some of these tunes released on a local label, but need some feedback, as well as advice on mastering.

any feedback is appreciated! thanks.

http://soundcloud.com/gandhibobandhi/sets

okay come on now.

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feedback thread!

gandhibobandhi wrote:hello!
as you can probably tell, i'm new to this forum, and this is my first post.

i'm looking to get some of these tunes released on a local label, but need some feedback, as well as advice on mastering.

any feedback is appreciated! thanks.

http://soundcloud.com/gandhibobandhi/sets

Yup, I knew you were new because you smelled of newness. Aka - haven't read the god-forsaken rules of this forum (and you probably don't read them in any forum!)

ARGHHHHHHHHHHHMMMMNNNNOOOLLUMMMMMMBHASJFHKSAHDKF!!!!!

*mutates into a troll*

checked 'em! i'm not breaking any rules am i?

sorry if that's the case! just tell me where i'm going wrong and i'll try and right my wrongs.

gandhibobandhi wrote:checked 'em! i'm not breaking any rules am i?

sorry if that's the case! just tell me where i'm going wrong and i'll try and right my wrongs.

Previous post already pointed out where you went wrong.

Also, I hate to be the guy to shatter your dreams - but you need to produce some more before you pick up a label. You've got an original sound that I can see, and that's good - but you need more practise.

aaah, seems i misread rule 3 of the extremely simple rules! didn't know there were threads already set up for this kind of thing. fair pop, i look like a right bellend now.
is it worth me asking you to elaborate on your constructive criticism, amphibian? or should i start that post from scratch in the other thread?

sorry for buggering everything up, i read the rules but didn't know about the feedback thread. :/

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Your additional requests are really fucking you right now. I suggest you read and follow the rules, before you respond again. Be sure to read the rules of any other thread you come across as well, or face the consequence of being a complete douche bag. So as long as your done mis-reading, or not reading at all, you'll have no excuse for future mistakes of this nature, right? One further note is not to argue with those that enforce the rules in the feedback thread you so desperately seek. This will only bring the harshness out in those that follow the rules.

Siderealdb wrote:Your additional requests are really fucking you right now. I suggest you read and follow the rules, before you respond again. Be sure to read the rules of any other thread you come across as well, or face the consequence of being a complete douche bag. So as long as your done mis-reading, or not reading at all, you'll have no excuse for future mistakes of this nature, right? One further note is not to argue with those that enforce the rules in the feedback thread you so desperately seek. This will only bring the harshness out in those that follow the rules.

i'd read and followed the rules last time i posted.

to reiterate my last post, should i repost my original feedback request according to the rule i overlooked?

I like the playful nature of your track (21 seconds?) but its clear you need to brush up on your production skills some more. For example, drums sound like you wanted something big but you ended up overprocessing them and they are not as clear and defined as they should be. Also I think your bassline is fighting for space with the drums. Dont know if you use any sidechaining...

I suggest renaming your thread to fit the 'dubs' forum method. I'll move this thread there.

gandhibobandhi wrote:to reiterate my last post, should i repost my original feedback request according to the rule i overlooked?

Why don't you try and work that one out for yourself sherlock.

gandhibobandhi wrote:i'd read and followed the rules last time i posted.

That has to be the single most infuriating thing I've ever seen on the internet in my entire life.

pete bubonic wrote:I suggest renaming your thread to fit the 'dubs' forum method. I'll move this thread there.

you sir, are a gentleman and a scholar, and have my undying gratitude!

CHEERZ

Eridu wrote:I like the playful nature of your track (21 seconds?) but its clear you need to brush up on your production skills some more. For example, drums sound like you wanted something big but you ended up overprocessing them and they are not as clear and defined as they should be. Also I think your bassline is fighting for space with the drums. Dont know if you use any sidechaining...

thanks for that mate, that's exactly the kind of thing i wanted to know! i don't use any sidechaining, because i use renoise to produce most of my stuff and last time i checked it didn't support sidechaining. maybe v2.5 does though? i'll look into it.

also, i've had problems with that particular tune on some PA systems. depending on the system, after the drop the whole tune sounds really compressed. i'm thinking it could be some rogue low frequencies making the club's compressor go mental, but i'm not sure! and without my own PA to test it on it's gonna be a loooong game of trial and error.