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Thirsty Jungle
- Warren Kembler on October 10, 2009 00:17
Need to cut the vocal here for more dramatic build, introduce it just before the drop but break it up a little, I like it though.
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hahah fucking excellent buildup! Nice work dude
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i like the buildup but i think i went a bit overboard
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Na its perfect. Maybe a filtered noise pad or something in the background to help the build, but the length/what ou got is perfect
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4V (THE 'FORBEN' REMIX)
- Mattriculous on April 30, 2009 07:25
MMmmmmhmmmmm!
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I thin you coul do more with that transistion, maybe allow the delay to fade itself out?
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@yllig77: yea i know what you mean, was trying to but it wasnt working 4 me, i need some more help with effects
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Heavy Handed
- Mattriculous on April 22, 2009 02:54
Need some punchier kick i think
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comment at 0.24- Mattriculous on April 22, 2009 02:56
MMMM nice
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This track would go really well with some pads... just like a reverbed saw synth slowly getting louder over 16 bars
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@v904: was thinking along the same lines, let me see what i can find!
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Best idea I can give is: put a delay on a send, 100% wet. 2 quarter-beats... then you automate the instruments sends and the feedback during breakdowns to let it grow!
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@v904: um...yea....im sorry but i dont speak German... I think your gonna have to give me a demo cus i got no idea what your talkin about, but it sounds really cool :)
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Nice dude, less is more working for this one. Good balance in the sounds. I think the kick could do with a little shaping, it's got that cardboard box hard house sound, and i'll buy it! $1.49 right?
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@yllig77: US$!!
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- Mattriculous on April 22, 2009 03:00
Defenently One of your best!
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March into light
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To make a kick punchier its can be a balance between envelope on the sampler and compression. It also helps to clean up frequencies with EQ before compression. It sounds like you need to lower the env decay and sustain, dip the freqs a bit round 200-400, and then hard compress (A - 100ish, R - 30ish, Ratio 4-6:1, Thresh pretty low). We'l do more on it when you GET YOUR FAT ASS OVER HERE! You heard me... walk it off tubby
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Might also want to lower the distortion a bit if you can
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- Mattriculous on April 01, 2009 04:13
Defenently need a hard punchy kick
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High Pie
- Mattriculous on March 18, 2009 06:52
Bassline needs some tweaking, hard to hear what your trying to do.
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Agreed. Try the saturator, waveshaper setting... can help with smoothing out subs n giving some hi end tone
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comment at 2.24
Great sound choices, like the vocal. Not really feeling the kick, it sounds too tom-y...
Yea thats what matt was saying too, it needs a snap to it but i like the deep tom sound
Keep the tom in there, but layer it with a second kick. Once you find a sample you like, put the note length midi effect on it and keep the length short (ie less than 60ms). Bathtub EQ the sound, compress JUST A LITTLE, and go from there. Be careful not to pump the sub freqs too much, and remember the kick snap is at approx 3-5khz.
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