hi,
im new here, but ive been using Cubase for ages,
heres a whole lot of dnb tracks I made, any feedback on the mixdowns would be great!
https://soundcloud.com/falseblank/false-blank-slave
cheers guys
hi,
im new here, but ive been using Cubase for ages,
heres a whole lot of dnb tracks I made, any feedback on the mixdowns would be great!
https://soundcloud.com/falseblank/false-blank-slave
cheers guys
good stuff ,i like dead room ,it`s exciting and there are some proper scary sounds .
I just had a flick through different sections of a few different tracks. The track I did like was ‘Hold You.’ I can’t really comment on it that technically. There’s nothing that really stuck out as sounding bad and I don’t know the genre well enough to nitpick.
There’s something about the kind of wobbling bass sounds that I just never settle with my ears but I did quite enjoy the track, the melodic hook is simple and catchy. At 2:20 though I thought it could greatly benefit from a bigger sounding string section sustaining chords (properly orchestrated, not just badly panned pads) and a thicker sounding piano, it sounded too thin. Overall though, well done, definitely on the right tracks. I’ve linked it to a non-musician friend that enjoys this genre so I’ll see what he thinks tomorrow.
What is the sound and/or “dipping” effect at 48 seconds?
thanks mate, yeh I love making scary stuff but then I often cant sleep too well later that night cos it messes ur brain up listening to 10 hours of those kinda sounds haha
lol they are terribly panned aren’t they! I put them all the way to the right and the vocal or something else all the way left and forgot to check it in mono, so when I played it out, the pad was non existant! fail.
at 48 seconds is a piece of bass with a pitch envelope sliding it down an octave, low passed heavily initially and less so as the sound plays. drum and bass is pretty much all pitch mangled bass
thanks for listening guys!