Very good Kick
You did a really good job of mixing your kick. I am surprised that you got something that tight using only FL samples. Very good job on that front. Just goes to show that its not what you have, but how you use it. *cough* logic *cough* lol. Just kidding.
Lovin the bass
The sidechaining on the bass is totally sweet. Like a famous Ron A Macdonald once said... "Im lovin' it!" lol
Excellent, but a little long.
I love it. The huge delay on the piano sounds excellent and gives an incredible sound to the song. However, I would prefer to have the intro a little shorter but thats just a personal preference. Awesome. DLed (along with like 10 other songs lol)
Mix the drums, then you have DnB
I agree with below, the drums sound an awful lot like the default Fl sliced drums (fluid, i believe?). Although that isn't a crime, mixing the drums with some of your own samples would give it some serious edge. Also, you need to watch for the crackling. Turn the volume down on the production version, that will prevent crackling, and we can always turn it back up if we want. Finally, it belongs in drum and bass, definitely. Sweet sounds. I like lol.
I was going to make a beat of my own, but I just got carried away and ended up liking the result. I actually don't notice crackling on my speakers. Is it from bass levels, or just plain too loud you think? Thanks for the good review by the way, constructive criticism is always welcome.
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Very interesting song. A little repetitive but not too bad. The one thing I dont like is the panned hats. Its really weird with two speakers and kind of hard on the ears. I am not sure how much you did it, but its usually a good idea to avoid panning more than 25% in either direction in most cases and 50% in extreme effects. Also, there is some weirdness with ur melody, just kind of odd chord pattern.
Anyways, as for a name, I dont want to say cause I need all the names I can think of for my own songs. lol.
Keep it up, you will be surprised how quickly you progress.
Excellent ambient music
Wow, this is great. I accidentally started it and forgot about it and didnt even notice it was still playing. I think you did an excellent job with this, and that it would definitely make good boss music. However, I cannot give you more detail because I have not played the ocarina of time...
Good job tho, keep it up
8/10 5/5
a little dry
First of all, good job doing a little benassi style.
However, the fact that you only use one bass through out the entire song is a little ridiculous. Using a little accompaniment, some pads, and also more variation on the bass would be good. Look up some articles on drum and bass. Although they're not what you were going for, it will give you the skills to change things up a little and add that bit of variation and punch to your song.
Keep it up. Its the only way you improve.
Not enough bass
Not sure if its something you do when you master, but I think this needs a lot more bass. My ears may be playing tricks, but I think its seriously lacking in the low end, almost like you've been highpassing it when the dance beat starts.
Only suggestion. Can't wait until the final version comes out.
Just about perfect
Absolutely incredible. This is professional quality music or better [lol]. My one complaint is that during the vocal slicing section, the low note is too loud IMO and should be softened a bit, then it will make the vocal slices sound a little more like a single melody line and less like weird slices. Other than that, the mastering is perfect, and the effects are friggen awesome. Keep it up, I will stay tuned.
Render to audio to reduce CPU
If you wanna decrease the cpu usage you can render a few patterns toi audio and then just play them as audio clips, that way you dont have to synthesize everything real time.
As for the song, it is pretty original, but a little bland. Theres not much build or push to it, and its kind of flat. Keep it up though, you have good ideas, so you'll end up a lot better.
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