Registered: Dec 2010
Location: Seattle, Washington
I can here (atleast I think so) just about every sound you have going on pretty clearly, but it does seem a little muffled. Non the less, I really like that track, you got uplifting trance nailed!
Aug-20-2011 16:43
MIKE333ACE
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Jun 2011
Location: Aus
quote:
Originally posted by sicc
I can here (atleast I think so) just about every sound you have going on pretty clearly, but it does seem a little muffled. Non the less, I really like that track, you got uplifting trance nailed!
Cheers
Aug-20-2011 16:54
Port12
tranceaddict in training
Registered: Aug 2011
Location: Cleveland, USA
I would have to agree that it sounds a little muffled. The bass is a little bit strong. Do you have a reverb or delay that is dominating the sounds down there on one of the synths? I would recommend experimenting a little bit with some more sidechaining on the bass synths and seeing how that sounds to you. Putting a separate high-pass filter on the delay/reverb of the bass synths could also help alleviate that problem.
I like the melodies and chord progressions. Although, partially due to the fact that the song is so long, they get a little stale near the end. Try to shorten the buildup/breakdown a little bit and put little variations on the melodies and chords so that you keep the listener's interest.
Aug-20-2011 18:05
MIKE333ACE
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Jun 2011
Location: Aus
quote:
Originally posted by Port12
I would have to agree that it sounds a little muffled. The bass is a little bit strong. Do you have a reverb or delay that is dominating the sounds down there on one of the synths? I would recommend experimenting a little bit with some more sidechaining on the bass synths and seeing how that sounds to you. Putting a separate high-pass filter on the delay/reverb of the bass synths could also help alleviate that problem.
I like the melodies and chord progressions. Although, partially due to the fact that the song is so long, they get a little stale near the end. Try to shorten the buildup/breakdown a little bit and put little variations on the melodies and chords so that you keep the listener's interest.