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DJnr8R
My track is a funky little number , and i just love it :)
I Awake
This week we've got "Through the rabbit hole" by Rikutrinity - a really sweet downtempo track with all components needed for a chill-out hit. Check out my feedback on the production below!
I Awake
(1 of 3) Sound Check Feedback on "Through the rabbit hole" by Rikutrinity:
• I would work on that ”bass-sound” in the intro for two reasons. First it’s off key at times and also for me it doesn’t really blend in sound wise. I would suggest either to just take it away or use a deeper bass sound here instead.
• To get more of an organic build up I’d also wait a couple of bars before introducing the beat.
I Awake
(2 of 3) Sound Check Feedback on "Through the rabbit hole" by Rikutrinity:
• 11-43 seconds into the track works great and the vocal sample is just perfect.
• At 46 I’d replace the same bass with a deep sub bass. I would also look into introducing a new element. In this kind of style, a lush pad would be great, like a sub bass in the Wub Machine. Try it!
• The break at 1.20 to ”the drop” works fine with the reverse stuff and samples.
I Awake
(3 of 3) Sound Check Feedback on "Through the rabbit hole" by Rikutrinity:
• At 2.00 it all starts over again. Instead of making it repetitive I’d choose to alter the drums and I would also add variations of the melody in order to keep the listener interested. A deep bassline would also add to the richness.
Overall, I really love this style of music and with small changes throughout the song it’s easy to make a long chilled out vibe. A good thing is to listen and analyze other t
Burnie Beats
ANOTHER BANGER ALERT!! https://soundation.com/user/burniebeats/track/supreme
ShaBuki
Thnx for the advice I Awake
I Awake
The feedback below goes this week to Pac-O-Sama by ShaBuki
I Awake
(1 of 3) Sound Check Feedback on ShaBuki’s track Pac-O-Sama:
This production has a lot of potential. In my opinion it mostly need some polish.
My feedback on the production:
*The intro works really fine all the way until the beats are kicking in at 0.55.
*I would choose a deeper kick drum and compress the snare even more to get the beat upfront.
I Awake
(2 of 3) Sound Check Feedback on ShaBuki’s track Pac-O-Sama:
*Also I miss sub frequencies and I’d choose to work on adding a low bass..
*At 1.51 it feels a bit empty. An arpeggio for instance could do the trick here.
*The build-up from 2.16 could also benefit from altering the ”chuggy” synth with a smoother one, just to get a good dynamic.