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Final Call-Sunset Star...REVIEW!
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| Final Call |
Hi everyone...i just finish a new track and wanted some feedback from some ppl here..bad and good comments are welcome!
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/3/finalcallmusic.htm
(By the way..the link works here and there...it acts stupid sometimes...so if it doesnt work for u the first time try again later) |
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| Digital Aura |
oh my. the melody is good. seems more camp than mine!!!
you have all your songs listed as TRANCE on soundclick?
biggest beef is the lack of polish. No proper mixdown? no reverbs or echoes? Things just aren't fitting together as well as they can. Mastering, mastering,mastering...
Like the break. Nice arrangement...just lacking the pro sound is all my friend!;)
WALHALLA remix is cool...although...is that clipping??? hard to tell with 128kbs isnt it! not bad! |
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| Final Call |
| Thanks on the comment on the melody....umm yea im tryin hard to make it sound better...i was thinkin about addin some fx's to make it alil more full. but since im 15 n young..i dont have that much time on my hands....i made the track in like 5 hours so yea lol |
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| Mike_Foyle |
| keep at it buddy your doing well for 15 years old, im listening to final call remix now, its got a real nice melody, keep on experimenting with sounds and eventually that pro sound will just happen one day. experiment with your bass a bit more, at the moment its all just offbeat (kick bass kick bass kick bass) which probably doesnt do alot to fill the track out. also, work on your snare rolls, they sound quite artificial when they fade in and out like that, could even try using some reverb on the snare rolls. also dont forget to examine the final product in a wave editor, just look at where the levels drop and raise, which parts look a bit loud, and how can you go about sorting this, etc etc. at the moment, the ones ive listened to have clipped quite badly, which greatly reduces the quality as the peaks of the wave are cut short by the 0 db marker... so its basically distorting. just reducing the volume of all your tracks would fix this, and then once the volume is reduced u can work on making the track as full as you can without it clipping, and thats a very effective way of achieving a very full and loud sound. Definately get used to using reverb, delays etc, reverb is your friend, use it so add space to an instrument, it gives it an environment, instead of the sound being stuck under your nose. see what happens. nice ideas i think your music has lots of potential |
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| Final Call |
| Thanks on the reply...right now im having a hard time makin a new bass and its kinda confusin me...like i wanna use a different kind instead of waht u said...kick bass kick bass...oh yea and what do u mean by clipping?...do u mean like have everything equally placed out a volume? |
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| Digital Aura |
| Clipping is when a sound is so loud that it basically distorts. Its fixed by lowering the volume on the track that is too loud. Just check your faders to see which track is hotter than 0db and move everything down accordingly. |
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