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ezbeats
Senior tranceaddict
Registered: Oct 2003
Location: Seattle, USA
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i am an avid dnb fan, i own a handful of dnb records
the dnb tune:
well, i dunno, to be honest i dont like it one bit. it reminds me of one of the 50 dnb productions ive started so long ago and just havent deleted yet cause they went no where. there is no real phat sounding bassline, seems like you focused to much on the kick alone and not a drum pattern. and try using a variation of snares, not just that SINGLE ONE, and maybe a dryer snare(sounds like you used a clap or something with effects all over it). not much dnb productions have kicks like what youre using, not to say thats bad, but just making a general trend statement. a lot of time the kick sounds more in the background on dnb tracks and the bassline sticks out a lot more than it did on yours. and if you use a synth with bass mixture like you did, trying overlaying another synth with more bass or only bass on it, to bring out its 'phatness' more. i dunno, a good start i spose to dnb, but you still got a ways to go. did you use a drum machine of anykind for it? or did you just draw in the drum sounds where they are? sounds premature in almost every aspect-
trance track:
the link didnt work for me. sorry-
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