nice work :) and good effects... maybe u could add some more instruments and sounds, but maybe u like it "minimal" :)

I love the filtered strings, it gives a really bouncey feel to the track. It's also great how the bass and the strings play together, very creative. Even the drums are subtly powerful on this one. Nice work! Thanks for sharing!

Okay I dunno what's up with this site lately... cuz I type a review then realize it's not there. It's gotten to the point I've started double checking every review I make. Anyway... this is the new version of the track then? I was gonna compare, misread and thought this was the old one.

This is a pretty wicked track man, I don't know what you did differently exactly because I didn't hear the first...but I love the way this sounds in my headphones. EDIT: Yay that comment stayed!

Lisa

K Im just gonna have to review again lol to answer your question. I'll try and elaborate a bit more.

Hmm its quite hard to really. You've done rather well with it, But i guess sometimes the bass line just continues in the same fashion as it started too. Im not sure the synth or the sound that your using matches the song either really, you could try fiddling around with some other synths here and there just to see what kind of results you get.

I think what really makes a dubstep song sound like its done by a professional is an original sound. The bass your using there sounds like it could quite easily be a wasp or something like that, its just a bit, and please dont be offended, but its quite standard.

Instead of changing it (if theres far to much automation to port along with the change or its just to much hassle) Have a go at using a bass tightener as an effect on it, i'd reccommend Sanford Bass Tightener, its free and works rather well. Set it to High, 24, Cutoff around about 400/500, all the way over to stereo, and the bass amp up as much as you want. It makes basses sound alot nicer and thicker. I dont always use it but its nice in some cases. I think it might work well here.

And you dont just have to stick with one bassline, you could always whack another slower bass in the background, doesnt even need an LFO, just play around and see how it sounds.

I do like the bit where it stops and goes booooowuuuumm, at the end of the bar its like a tom that pitches down, its nice and adds a bit of flavor to the song. Its good, i wouldnt have reviewed it in the first place if i didnt like it! :P

hehe i hope that helps and i didnt sound to patronising at all, i always think i come across that way and i never mean to be :)

I do like this one. Its rather different, the string sample is excellent, i must say, and i know you didnt make it but it fits in well with this song and you've cut it up nicely. The bassline is good, but i think it could do with a little bit of work, there are some parts where it just seems to get a bit lazy, but on the whole a cool sounding track withs nice riffs and a good atmosphere :)

Wobble..is..Greaaaaaaaat. The sound you went for is cool, that string sample is brilliant, really adds a great vibe to this track. In the second half of the song you could add some nice looong pads to fill the space up a bit, but other than that, great tune.