Description : AS ALWAYS IM LOOKING FOR ANY AND ALL FEEDBACK PLEASE.
Closest to a complete grime track I've managed to put together. Grime is what I want to produce.
Feel that the claps and snares need better mixing, hit me uo if you can help.
I'm happy to send the project file (FL Studio 10) to anyone who could take this further, just let me know and I'll get it to you ASAP.
What you have sounds pretty good so far. Maybe try varying the patterns up a bit to make it a bit longer. Some synth or pad stabs would prob sound good over this, and a breakdown to chill things out for a bit and then drop the bass again. Keep it up man, good job! :)
Hey it's pretty cool for sure! I like the instruments you used, and it's got pretty good loudness. I think the main thing you should work is the stereo field. Many of the parts that are panned seem really one sided, I'm not sure if they are panned completely to one side or not. One thing I like to do to make things a little more stereo, is to send the panned part to a "send" and pan it a little bit in the opposite direction. You can add FX to this send, and when I do that I usually try to make the send FX wet, and turn down the fader on the send to adjust the FX mix. I hope that makes sense. This way you can adjust the volume and panning of two seperate channels for one instrument to suit your tastes. Anyway, I really like the track! Keep at it!
I don't know at all what Grime is but you made me curious, so I have just listened to "Dizzee Rascal" (I luv u)
Actually I think your track is better than his: you have good sounds, clean and powerful. Maybe you could make thing more interesting by creating a bit more "counterparts" between the deep bass and the synth line: they go really hand-in-hand for most of the track.
But of course the "determining factor" is the vocal lines that you can put on your beat.
So, all you need now is to record a nice vocal track.
Iv been writing lyrics and practising rapping/mc'ing far longer than I've been trying to create beats, as soon as I get my hands on a mic you'll be hearing from me!
To hear that someone feels anything I've done is better than dizzee means alot, but I wouldn't judge grime on dizzee alone. JME is a far bigger influence for me.
If your still curious... JME, Skepta, scorcher, Lethal bizzle.... or stuff produced by Teddy, Preditah, Rude Kid
got a old school vibe wiv the cow bell in the drums,and the claps make it flow nice too,maybe the melody needs more variation and some bass layered wiv it..but nice man keep it up
Description : Happy New Year to everybody my first of 2024
everybody seemed to like my UK Drill so, typical dimestop my first attempt at UKGrime
lyric sheet is up too.
if you dont get the Ronaldo skit
even though he's super famous, he wants all the attention and stands on tip toes for photos
dimestop on the other hand would just stand in front of everyone :))
And yes the real photo of my profile caricature pic won a world photography award for the photographer. most shared photo
Description : Michael watched from the alley
he had seen her plenty of times
he conveyed her every move to his
warped and twisted memory
his probation officer told him to stay away from his old haunts
away from his old pals
out of the old familiar bars
and especially away from his old bad habits
but michael and there is always a but
did not feel like doing that
he felt like he was doing the right thing the good thing
the thing which would make a ripper look like a choir boy
and as he moved out of the shadows into the pools of yellow
he felt for the blade
Description : London grime breakbeat and dubstep/hardbass Hybrid ableton live recorded freestyle arrangement first full run, pritty clean for first full run through pain steaking organisation and identification/modification/creation of loops but lol
could u send me the file and we can collab and I can see what I can do to it?
thanks
Actually I think your track is better than his: you have good sounds, clean and powerful. Maybe you could make thing more interesting by creating a bit more "counterparts" between the deep bass and the synth line: they go really hand-in-hand for most of the track.
But of course the "determining factor" is the vocal lines that you can put on your beat.
So, all you need now is to record a nice vocal track.
Wish you all the best.
Ciao, Domenico
To hear that someone feels anything I've done is better than dizzee means alot, but I wouldn't judge grime on dizzee alone. JME is a far bigger influence for me.
If your still curious... JME, Skepta, scorcher, Lethal bizzle.... or stuff produced by Teddy, Preditah, Rude Kid