Dubstep fans, listen to my stuff!
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silentthunder
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- Feb 6, 2009
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Fuckin dope! Pun intended.
Not too bad, I've seen worse stuff get millions of hits so you definitely have a great chance to make some money off of it
Haha, that's supposed to be my future plan. Get huge and get out
RE Aftermath:
Beginning was interesting enough, then at 13 seconds or so it got downright enjoyable. Built up nice, and the drop was... okay. Pretty strong all the way from the beginning to the start of the second half of the drop, around maybe 48 seconds.
At that point it kinda lost me. I think the drop from Burned Chapters was both better made and a lot more interesting.
Again, your soft parts are pleasant to listen to... even a bit smart. And this one had something (that part after 13 seconds till the drop) that I could even get lost in for a while. Really good.
But the second and third time through didn't add very much in my opinion. There were some differences and a couple nice little bits but it mainly seemed pretty repetitive (in the "I've heard this already" way, not the "I'm glad it did this again" way).
The soft parts and the drops aren't mutually exclusive. You can mix bits and pieces from both parts together (the melody, not literal clips). You can change the melody, have it evolve... etc.
TL;DR version: You made some progress on parts but took steps back on others. Keep working on it, you'll get there. Try finding some classical music you enjoy and understanding how composers tied their pieces together.
Beginning was interesting enough, then at 13 seconds or so it got downright enjoyable. Built up nice, and the drop was... okay. Pretty strong all the way from the beginning to the start of the second half of the drop, around maybe 48 seconds.
At that point it kinda lost me. I think the drop from Burned Chapters was both better made and a lot more interesting.
Again, your soft parts are pleasant to listen to... even a bit smart. And this one had something (that part after 13 seconds till the drop) that I could even get lost in for a while. Really good.
But the second and third time through didn't add very much in my opinion. There were some differences and a couple nice little bits but it mainly seemed pretty repetitive (in the "I've heard this already" way, not the "I'm glad it did this again" way).
The soft parts and the drops aren't mutually exclusive. You can mix bits and pieces from both parts together (the melody, not literal clips). You can change the melody, have it evolve... etc.
TL;DR version: You made some progress on parts but took steps back on others. Keep working on it, you'll get there. Try finding some classical music you enjoy and understanding how composers tied their pieces together.
Nice man! Yea move over to Ableton, or at least give it a shot. I produced on FL studio for years and didn't want to make the jump or deal w/ the learning curve for Ableton, but as soon as I did, I released my first track within a week. You'll catch on quick. Keep it up!
96koushikroy3201
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- Aug 1, 2012
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The one named Burned Chapter was good !
GrossMoney
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- Sep 30, 2012
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P.S: Don't put your music up on youtube, it's easy to download songs from there
Ignoring YouTube completely would be a huge mistake.
I like what I hear though man, keep at it.
Littlejacob
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- Jan 6, 2012
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well nice music, but as always on youtube there is alot of good dubstep as well.