this has some really cool and unique combos of genres XD
first, there's the rock guitar, then it goes into glitch deathstep, and then some sorta drum bass? nice! :D
I'd say this isn't bass music but rock 100%. The pulsar delay or strong, overpowering clipping effects are mainly used with the compressor or slope to make it more subtle and become the main melody. This will be very helpful with probably your biggest fault in all of your songs which is the clashing of melodies from the quasar or clipping. It is okay to use reverbs. I had made an old track once (before deleting it) and Soph had told me that it was better to use reverbs with the quasar!
I can see a lot of new effects you have used to make this song:) with lots of effort put into this track. I'd say this is a bit..... over the top haha! I love this part and I'm always surprised and delighted when someone uses the Hasselbock. I think you should definitely start using the compressor and slope and understand how to use the effects and tube though.
It charted, awesome B)
YES >:DDDD
this has some really cool and unique combos of genres XD first, there's the rock guitar, then it goes into glitch deathstep, and then some sorta drum bass? nice! :D
I'd say this isn't bass music but rock 100%. The pulsar delay or strong, overpowering clipping effects are mainly used with the compressor or slope to make it more subtle and become the main melody. This will be very helpful with probably your biggest fault in all of your songs which is the clashing of melodies from the quasar or clipping. It is okay to use reverbs. I had made an old track once (before deleting it) and Soph had told me that it was better to use reverbs with the quasar!
maybe
It's bass music cuz of the dubstep drops
Ty for all the advice and I'll consider using it in future tracks
Happy birthday Lenny! The name is spot on!
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I can see a lot of new effects you have used to make this song:) with lots of effort put into this track. I'd say this is a bit..... over the top haha! I love this part and I'm always surprised and delighted when someone uses the Hasselbock. I think you should definitely start using the compressor and slope and understand how to use the effects and tube though.
This was my most hard worked on track