We did it. The biggest draft yet, probably my best too. Our goal for this was to push Audiotool to its limits, knowing that there would be other decent lineups in the competition too. All 3 of us went through lots of hardships in the process of making this track, which is what inspired us to write the lyrics. And when I say hardships, I mean real-life ones, not just in the studio. I’d like to thank my long-time friend SIREN for helping with this track, and as well as a good job to Declan for learning how Audiotool works in so little time! (We had 2 weeks to make this btw) He’s an awesome producer and y’all should definitely follow him.
dcln:
Yo guys! dcln aka Declan here. Leo has heard my sound design and he asked me to hop onto the project together with SIREN. I was super stoked to work with them as it was my first time working on Audiotool full time. Both Icebox and SIREN were super patient with me and showed me some useful tips and tricks around Audiotool. Who would’ve known we made my biggest AT draft ever! (possibly LOL) Forever grateful for Icebox and SIREN, hope you guys love this banger. Peace <3
SIREN:
Hey, it’s SIREN. The amount of chemistry and connection we had and that nostalgic feeling of working with icebox, legit made me feel like they are my friends in real life, this was one of the best collaborative experiences i had on AT and collaborative producing in general, there was lots of ups and downs while we were trying to make the track, but we pulled through.It’s the biggest track i ever worked on. I just wanna say I love these two guys (no homo) and I hope to work with them again in the future. Ok bye
Credits to
@astrel
for helping me with some of the bass design on a call. Credits to
@leadenshrew
and
@Client
for some decent presets too (we modified them don’t worry LMAO).
its good that you didnt download using the link. thanks for clarifying. just please, PLEASE dont consider it. if you really want it, i would say its worth the money to buy it
Coming back to this, the basses sound like a bunch of toot horns. They don't feel heavy. The basses also just sound thrown together and feel random. In a dubstep drop you need to have some of the same style of sound design in the drop. This also isn't really anything ground breaking, so idk why people are freaking out.