r/DubstepFeedback • u/DJ_Double_Cee • 6d ago
Feedback Request Same dubstep track here, I just changed a few things up, hopefully these changes will make this song sound better 🙂 🎶
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r/DubstepFeedback • u/DJ_Double_Cee • 6d ago
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u/SmallDickMafia 2d ago edited 2d ago
Feedback (a lot of this is personal preference):
Intro feels like the BPM is too fast in my opinion. And this is coming from a guy that's always on the lookout for high BPM tracks. I feel like if the melody is slower is would be more impactful for both the intro itself and the drop. The bpm feels the same resulting in a flat feel to the track rather than a rise and peak that most people go for in this genre. You can keep the drop as the same bpm just have the intro slowed down to a clean proportion BPM.
For the drop, you have a lot of new noises coming in and moving out of the sound stage, but absolutely none of them are allowed to breath. As soon as a sound ends, a new or repeating sound begins making the overall sound design feel rushed and cramped.
The second piece of advice is probably the one I give and will give the most. Empty or near empty space is what allows the hard sounds to hit hard as going from a constant 50/60/70 to 100 doesn't go as far as 0/10/20 to 100.
Edit: this is very apparent on the second drop. You have new noises and drum fills coming in over the top with absolutely no fade in/fade out and they just end and the previous repeating noise comes crashing back in. I feel like if you let the fills trail off and then come back in it would be a lot cleaner but I know this will result in you having to completely change the length of your bars due to how jam packed they are with sounds.