Immediately love the funky feel. I don't feel like the bass slaps hard enough though. You'd do well to learn about saturation for vibes like this. Really gives that bass the extra thickness it needs. I also may suggest trying to add some other effects to your sounds to make them more interesting. For example, I like the claps in your percussion (at ) for example. Try spreading the pieces of your drum out a bit by panning them slightly left or right. or even get creative and automate panning
Sep 1, 24
P.S. by the time you hit the 1 minute mark in this track, you should be dropping off a funky build into a dope ass bass solo or something. Maybe try using some jazz instruments like saxophone or brass as well
Sep 1, 24
I also feel this track needs a proper melody/groove to really keep that funky feeling. Possibly a standup bass or a slap bass type of sound? because by the time rolls around, I've completely lost interest in what I thought the initial vibe was, because the track never went there.
I also don't see any reason to put a dubstep tag on this. It's not dubstep in the least imo.
Hope this is helpful! Thanks for sharing, and stay classy <3
Aug 30, 24
cool vibes!
Aug 30, 24
The Original song back from the ashes.
Aug 30, 24
Cool
Mar 11, 24
bang bang
Mar 11, 24
he ain't gonna be there for long tho *pulls out the M50 carbine with the M16 mag*
Immediately love the funky feel. I don't feel like the bass slaps hard enough though. You'd do well to learn about saturation for vibes like this. Really gives that bass the extra thickness it needs. I also may suggest trying to add some other effects to your sounds to make them more interesting. For example, I like the claps in your percussion (at ) for example. Try spreading the pieces of your drum out a bit by panning them slightly left or right. or even get creative and automate panning
cool vibes!
The Original song back from the ashes.
bang bang
he ain't gonna be there for long tho *pulls out the M50 carbine with the M16 mag*
whole new song