by
beagle » Mon Apr 08, 2019 5:58 pm
SkyEyeMCCIX wrote: ↑Mon Apr 08, 2019 3:13 pm
beagle wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2019 7:05 pm
nice track! i love the intro & the hit noise you're using!
bassline is great, only this is I found it distorted quite a bit but may just be my speakers. keep it up haha i wanna see more classic dubstep on there forums
Thanks for the feedback! I do like classic dubstep and other stuff like it, but I've never been good at it due to not having a proper subwoofer to hear it through, as well as me being general crap at background and smooth ambient sounds that dubstep is all about. I was thinking of next making a faster-paced classic dubstep track inspired a bit by Cockney Thug by Rusko (but with a bit more sub), or maybe something a bit more modern dubstep-style (not likely though)
How do you feel about the more distorted wobble starting at around 2:17? I liked it but I thought people would be a bit iffy about it
Yeah I get you haha, when I first started producing (i was 16, in school haha) one of our courseworks was to remix Adele - Rolling in the Deep in either disco or (classic/UK) dubstep - i ended up choosing dubstep but made a very bro-step type track and ended up not getting many marks for it lol.
I get what you mean about the subwoofer though - recently i've been EQing my bass sections (kick and sub pretty much lol) a bit more - give my last 2 tracks a listen in comparison to the rest and hopefully you'll see a difference haha! but just have a look for tutorials on youtube, usually quite helpful even if they're in different programmes. One trick you can apply sub wise to make the track sound better through smaller speakers (e.g. phone speakers) is add slight amounts of distortion to the subs/bass after EQ - should beef up the tone a bit more! (again, try on my last 2 tracks through speakers/without for example in comparison to 'Grills' another of mine - it should be much clearer then haha!)
The wobble at 2:17, whilst admittedly not my cup of dubstep tea (dubstep purist lol) doesn't sound bad at all! I think it had the effect you were looking for but wasn't overly grainy or anything.
keep it up mate