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This is my newest song/WIP. Trying out some new drum packs. Let me know your thoughts and what I might be able to do to make it better! If you give me feedback, I'll return the favor. Just post a link to your thread!

I`ll check it out this evening

Thanks, and yeah I am re-uploading it...it was a bit quite.

on the bass sonud when it first drops i think you need to up the amp attack as it just knida hits and is like, uh, what happened here. if you know what i mean. although i'm expecting a drop it doesn't really feel like its dropped as such. some very nice ideas in here though

Hmm I see what you mean, thanks for the heads up. I'll look into that!! Have anything you want me to check out?

maybe something simple like a crash to emphasise the drop could work quite well

I updated he track a bit, made it sounds a bit bigger, and added some new sounds. Check it out, hit me with some feedback and I'll return the favor. Also it's a FREE 320!!

Need more thoughts.

Bump?

On the strings section, if you automate the transients I think it will sound more natural. Musicians perform their instruments with character and you want to try to mimick that in your productions.

yeah i feel like that first drop theres just too much rumbling bass, almost like an earthquake, i havent really read what everyone else said, and im not really sure how you could fix this. other than that though, solid track mate!

Thanks guys I'll look into both of those things. The rumble is a little bit harder to tweak because of the samples that I used. I might layer and eq some stuff out. @Astrobear what should I automate about it? The volume? so it solo decreases or what?

Just updated the track a bit more!

it had a very nice intro, cool synths and pads.
I didn`t enjoy the drop however.
The midrange sounds didn`t sound good to me but I`m not a fan of that style.
I also wasn`t a huge fan of the synth line that plays in the background.
I liked the industrial concept but it sounded too noisy and unstructured to me.
Maybe stick to the industrial sound but focus more on the background ambience.

I'll look into that, thanks for the heads up!