I think it sounds great! I like how you mixed up the drop (if you would call it that) at . No complaints, really.
Jun 11, 19
In major need of a retouch up on the sound design. Obviously, the other thing is mixing. I feel like the majority of decent audiotool tracks suffer from those two. You're ideas are fine. I don't have many complaints about the drums. But, so I am not like every other idiot who says "needs mixing" and leaves it at that (I kid I kid audiotool. You know I love you.), you need to 1) make use of sidechaining, and 2) listen to how different styles of music (professional tracks) are EQed.
Jun 12, 19
Thanks man I appreciate this heavy
Jun 11, 19
3) Learn to take advantage of the Quantum Multiband compressor. As I've sadly had to explain before, a multiband compressor is not just a regular compressor. There is more than one band. If you want to sidechain, use gravity. The Quantum Multiband compressor is a pretty good mixing helper that can refine the sound and basically "polish" it up. Sorry that was a lot, but I only had 300 characters.
All being said, this is a decent track. :D
Jun 10, 19
I agree with @yit0, perhaps you could break some of the repetition with a lead. Some more chords could help too. If you got really out there (like a long solo that spanned most of the track) with the lead, perhaps it wouldn't be as same-y. You have a good start though!
Jun 10, 19
Ehm, honestly could be better, the chords get repetative after some time and need a Melody to top it off.
havent been on
you did A GREAT job
nice
I think it sounds great! I like how you mixed up the drop (if you would call it that) at . No complaints, really.
In major need of a retouch up on the sound design. Obviously, the other thing is mixing. I feel like the majority of decent audiotool tracks suffer from those two. You're ideas are fine. I don't have many complaints about the drums. But, so I am not like every other idiot who says "needs mixing" and leaves it at that (I kid I kid audiotool. You know I love you.), you need to 1) make use of sidechaining, and 2) listen to how different styles of music (professional tracks) are EQed.
I agree with @yit0, perhaps you could break some of the repetition with a lead. Some more chords could help too. If you got really out there (like a long solo that spanned most of the track) with the lead, perhaps it wouldn't be as same-y. You have a good start though!
Ehm, honestly could be better, the chords get repetative after some time and need a Melody to top it off.
Very interesting :)
yea this is dope
I like this!!!