JaNgLz

This track definitely is... interesting! Good job!

I like what you have going on with the bass modding. This track is real progressive. I am hearing some female jazz vocs on this one with lots of verb mod to make it weave in and out of the mix,,, with heavy vocal stabs to bring in transitions. Very cool sound here, cant wait until its mixed and mastered,-cheers!

YEah this is very veyr cool . I like what you did with the melodies, the way the cadence shifts, I get the name of the track for sure. that snare sample smacks you in the face, and the part where the side chaining comes in is nice indeed. I am really enjoying this track man, new sounds and everything sounds crisp. Crazy stuff goins on with the SC compression too.

Yeah this is very good man!

Yo I really like this song, but I feel like its building up for a beat to drop the whole time and you never get the satisfaction of having one hit. Other than that though it sounds really, really, sweet.

YEah the beat is hittin on this one. I think you may have a little conflict with the reverb and compression. Are you using the master compression in record or are you using reason? a lot of times the master compressor in record doesnt work too well for me. A tip if you want it.... I always use the 8-band parrallel compression effect on the hardware interface at the top of your rack. adjust the attack and release to your liking, I think this is the best way to master your tracks in reason.

right click on the interface at the top of your rack> go to create effect> 8 band parallel compression. you will immediately hear a difference. but then you can play around with all of the settings.

Note: if you use this effect, do not use a mastering suite. also it will make your track louder so be sure to bring the master lvl down a bit before you apply it.

I dont know if this will help you or if you already know this(you probbly do).

Other than that the track is very creepy and has a evil sound to it. VEry nice arrangement and synth work as well.

IF this was more than you wanted sorry...lol

Sweet tune, man. Clear up the compression issues and I think it will sound sick as hell.

cheers

Intro sounds cool as hell. Hey man if you use combi I can totally hook you up with some of my sig patches. Mostly dub basses and DnB but I think you will like the routing and synths. shoot me a message if you want them.

As far as the song goes. Very dark and neurotic. My kind of music. I like the creepy orgasms in there. is that a subtractor bass you got going in there? very cool sounds here. Good job man.

Cheers!

i like this track man !! its got a real freaky vibe going down lol like freddy krugers dungeon or something lol

Dude! I like this, its weird but good! Whack some 808s for some bass and get some nice high sounding breaks in and i think this could be the shizzle!

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I use logic mate and dont have reason! If you have the samples and beats used i could defo remix this though!

MAn the sounds in this track are sweet as hell! I am really diggin the playful vibe in the beggining, especially when the darker overtones start to show through. very cool. The intro bass synth is cool as hell too. If you mainly use reason and you want some custom combi patches of mine(drums bass leads and pads) lemme know I will shoot you a bunch of cool shiz for you to play with. Your style is very unique and I think the patches I have in mind would help compiment compositions like this.

Just a thought. Either way this track is cool as hell so I have to fav it. Keep it up, man!

man, sweeeet!...loving the sound you got going here. Its kinda making my head go whacked as just listening to this one!...but that beat really puts it all together. ok...now im in a strange trace.....perfect!..nice work man.
ThatcheR

Othello is, of course, best in the original Klingon opera, but I must say that this version ranks right up there. The track is very unusual, not something I expect a lot of people will flock to, but I think it is great. You have created something quite unique here. The track is well put together, interesting and definitely shows creativity.

I'd give it 3 thumbs up. I'd give it my 4th, but I lost that one when I mistook a Excalian Modrapod as a pumpkin pie.

All The Best

John

have you tried using sidechain compression? itll make it so the bass wont drown out the low end of the kick. there are great tutorials on youtube for ducking in reason if you don't know how.

This sounds really smooth.
You could go anywhere with this keep it smooth flowing.

i love this track why change it great work man thanx

nice pro drumset dont love the bass could be maybe a bit more deeper dont let my speakers vibrate ;)

Faved. the melodies you come up with are epic. Very eastern feel on this one. I like it. I def like how you have been playing with the rate on your new stuff. It def kicks you up a notch, gives your music more dynamic and sweet. Very good work with this one... lol that bass slaps you in the face, awesome Reason tweakery my friend!

Very Very nice Janglz! Really diggin the vibe on this one...that crunched rythmic sound is really cool, sounds like a steel drum through dist. Nice atmosphere..I like the cut off pattern on the bass filter mod. I have been doing a few songs with that filter pattern and I think it gives the dubstep a more mechanical sound, which is what I.m going for when I make a dubstep track.

Sweet track dude! in the master I would kik up the low end a little more, or put a low sub sine oscillation with the same notes to give it more kick on the bass, but it isnt needed. very atmospheric track that induces paranoia my friend!

Cheers!

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I actualy dont use the mastering suite in Reason. I actually have My template set up to load my mixer without it. the only thing, Compression wise I use thats built into reason is the 8 band parallel compression effect..( If you right click on the hardware interface >creat effect>8 band parallel compression. Try it, It makes whatevr you got sound freakin amazing).

Then I adjust the master output level to where the VO - or perceived loudness I guess - is toppin off at 0 decibals (nothing but green on the peak indicators). The lower the mix level is the more room you have for compression in the master.

After I get the mix sounding the way I want it, I export to .wav and then import into wavlab where I do my mastering. I ususally compress the crap outta my clubbier stuff, you know get that shot bangin'. I hope this helps.

BTW if you just eq in Reason with the M-class EQ chained to your hardware interface, you will not have to worry about to much eq work n the master, then all yo have to do is add punch and compression, maybe some slight eq tweaks,but nothing major.

Take it easy!

Like the dark side vibe this gives off, nice dub-step qualities, great bongos, keep it up man

I think this track leans heavily into techno territory not that that's a bad thing. I guess I would say that it's electro-house.
It's a well constructed track and the beat was great.

I think you should change genre shown on this track. It's not House, but more Dance.

Nice production. Real Thick.I like the keys in the intro a lot. The drum samples are spot on, very tight compression too. The bass kind of teases you by not coming in for a long time. I was thinking in my head "Where's the bass" and then it comes... ha ha! I like the wobble it sounds kind of industrial. What Programs do you use? The only things I could say I would like to hear more of are 1)play with the filter modulator rate and filter range a little more. and 2) The index of the synth on the bass sound can be put to very good use. I use reason to create my bass patches, so I do not know what other synth programs would call it. but it makes a pitch shift in the synth as a layer, i guess... I dont really knwo how to describe its effect, but it makes for great dubstep bass when automated in blocks. Other than that this track is sweet. The production is thick and robust, and the melody is very nice. Great job, Janglz!

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DnB is my first love as well. kudos`

I use maelstrom to create basses,.... I know that is backwards but hear me out...First of all, its just easier to use once you get to know the machine. I like how easy it is to apply new layers on the fly.

Now on the maelstrom there is a slider in both synth oscillators labeled index. if you automate that slider on your mid range oscillator(or the one that wobbles, if you do it like I do where there is one synth wobbling and another synth designated to super sub freqs). I like to try to automate the index slider in 1/4 or 1/2 blocks, if you will. This gives each phrase of the bass line a little different character, which makes the overall arrangement more progressive.

You can also make it work with wobble effect in modulator A, just make sure you automate the rate on both modulators the same...if that makes sense.

I have been using reason since it came out and I would strongly suggest ditching the subtractor and learning the Maelstrom, I think it is far superior to the subtractor.

And I have played with Thor enough to get a decent wobble, but man that machine is confusing and it kind of breaks me down just looking at it, So I usually talk myself out of getting to know that one. With that being said...It is def the most customizable synth in the suite.

But, just like old jeans, I just cant quit the Maelstrom, We've had too many good times! ha ha.

Anyway, I hope this helps. I cant wait to hear more of your stuff!

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Sweet I cant wait to hear it!

sounds like im on a adventure,like the wobblies how do they do it lol
cant wait till its finished

great bass sounds i love that.very hypnotic atmosphere.you make great tracks

i like the chilling atmospheres in this tack. i cannot hear that is is not finished.reminds me of eighties horror movie music somehow lol outstanding track

Much respect. This is groovy as hell. Very nice drum pattern. I like the snare hit on the 4, thick and grimy. The wobble synths are unique sounding. I like the bass synth. Tweeting monks..lol. sweet chilled out track, great rate work on the filter input. overall sweet to listen to. Cant wait to see what you do with it