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Nice drum loop, wicked tune to break to if the tempo was a little faster. But other than that wicked stuff man.
Scratching is dope. Wicked mastering and propa vibes.
Keep it up man, not much to say other than awesome.
Steve

Second Review:
Beat is much better. Nice mids you got there.
Nice effects! Bass has much more punch!
Wicked revamp bruv, good on yah!
Everything is sounding s lot better.
Good on yah man, keep it!
Steve

Nice effects, drums are solid.
Huge lead up, nice.
One thing I must suggest is the bass frequency @ 200-500Hz needs to be amped, or is you're comfortable with that frequency hit up the higher frequcies 8,000-9,500Hz, it'll give that buzzing sound more umph.
Panning is good, nice transitions, so all is good!
Keep it up!
Steve

Ez bruv, tunes nice, beat is crisp and clear, but mid levels in the beat are missing. Maybe dim the higher, and boost the mid, high-mid and low-mid to get a punchier beat. Subtract some compression, the groove is missing a little.

Low bass level is good, but the growling bass needs a little eqing (IMO) maybe adding (trial and error) 200-1,500hz. Cause it seems like there's frequencies mixing in the beat and the bass.

Don't know if this helps, but I think it's making or breaking the tune. It's no doubt a good song, just needs a little revamping.

Keep on keeping on man,
Steve

Bass is nice, but I thought the beat sucked till it came in later, rocked it.
Wow that vocal is real nice, fit really nice.
As a first timer via program, it's amazing.
Keep this up man, got massive potential if you keep this up.
Steve

Not much of a house fan so I'll do my best to give a good productive review.
Beat is nice, first synth seems to be a little too loud or the high frequencies are well too high.
Synth with the vibro later is nice, give it a nice feel. Surround effect is nice, but that drum fill should be filtered, it doesn't sound natural in that part if it isn't filtered (low pass preferably).
Nice tune though!
Keep it up,
Steve

Noise in the beats?
I couldn't concentrate through this... there's a massive need for syncronizing and there's no focus. I couldn't see where this was going, keep working on it... it needs a lot of work.

Cut the bass kick/beat at 100Hz's to give room for the bass!
Nice feel to it, but the synth comes in way too suddenly, got to get a lead in somewhere there.
Nice drum loops, some of the one shots need eqing (high ends cut and mid's uped)
Overall it's nice, but needs a little eqing and adjusting here and there, but good on yah.
Steve

One thing I suggest you don't do is start a song off with a slow beat, it messes with people when a faster beat comes in a few seconds later.
This is nice, although the bass needs a huge uping, it's very soft. Production is real nice, but bass is missing!
The bass kick is a little too low on frequencies, cut it off at about 100Hz's to give massive room for the bass to hit.
Keep it up man,
Steve

Reverb on the first loop/drums are nice.
Alien synth is sick. Beat seems a little too compressed.
I'm still in the progress of getting my beats sounding phat, but getting an eq on the 800-1,500Khz should phatten it up a bit. Though you might have to eq other instruments to get the sound sounding proper with the beats' new sound. Maybe up the snares volume.
The Accordian is nice, but kinda mellowed out the tune. But after it, that new beat kinda changes things up.
Give the bass a 1dB pump on the 50-70Hz freq, should give it a nice boost.
Other than that, good on yah man.
Steve
PS Have a good new year

Nice effects man. Must say though, it's very well produced, but the bass you used in the beginning is somewhat a contrast to what bass you used later on. A hardcore bass to a happy bouncey bass... they just didn't seem to go well together... OR at least intergrate the two so the beginning bass isn't totally forgotten. Cause, it was a sick sound, maybe needs a little more bass, but sick nonetheless.
Keep it up,
Steve :)

:) AMEN! hah! love it. You use a rex file to get chopps like that? They're amazing.
Guitars a little loud, bass is too low. Get a bass like: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HhFsG1rtQbc rep it hard bud, got a similar feeling to it.
Eq the vocals a little so they don't overlay one another and seperate the sounds via panning a little. You'd be surprised at the efffect it makes even with a little touch of panning.
Keep it up man,
As you asked me, I got a preview of a song coming up, let me know what you think.
Steve

Off the bat, piano needs more 2,500-6,000Khz punch to it. Amen's nice, but it's got a distorted feel to it.
Nice lead up, bass is wicked, but the frequencies are overlapping, it needs a major eq overhaul. It's difficult to get something with such a full sound (full range frequency) so sound good with another instrument with the same full range frequency. Choose which frequencies to play with (via bass and beat) then give them the room they need. Aka, the beat 2,500-4,000Khz are the mid range ("ticka's" of the beat, mid of the bass kick and mid of the snare) and 4,500-6,000Khz is the higher frequencies (hi hats, cymbal, and high freq's of the snare). Choose which one to keep on the beat and then subtract the one you chose from the bass to get the best results. (2,500-4,000Khz are a great range for the basses).
Great energy! Keep it up.
Steve

I'm not much of a fan of anything but Drum n Bas (as my production tells) but this got my head nodding a little. guitar + piano is an epic collab. The pads are awesome (trancey).
One suggestion is that you should automate the volume up and down where the beat cuts out, another instrument comes in or just stop it to get the focus on that instrument. It pretty much stays the same volume all the way through. But that cut out was very sudden, you should slowly add a delay/very long reverb to get a nice fadeout/cut off.
A really nice track you have, VERY chilled. lol I can tell you loved that reverse cymbal.
Keep it up,
Steve

I love drum n bass, and producing it as well, the transition into the beat was way too put on and the DnB beat needs refining. Maybe add 1)to the 1,700-2,500Khz range to get a mid range feel for a better groove or 2) add to the 3,500-6,000Khz range to get a clearer sound. The snares that came in before the actual beat were too loud and sounded like aluminum being hit with a wooden hit. Just being honest.
Vocals are a nice touch and the RnB/Hip Hop beat is real nice. Melodies are top notch and coordination on the production is real nice.
What i'd suggest is making the drop into somewhat of a glitch of the piano, vocal and pad then get a solid bass going to not disturb the glitching. But what you'd do is use the glitching as a lead up to the drop. Just a suggestion. :)
Good tune, and keep it up.
STeve

Unless I''m missing something doesn't seem there's a melody and the drums are sparse and scattered. The padd is a little distorted and the drums feel is lacking something. Sorryu man I try to say the truth without offending, but sometimes it's hard not to. I'm just saying what I'd do that's all.
I didn't hear much bass... at all? Was that the purpose?
The feel was nice, no doubt, as you said a chiller track, but production is lacking a little.
Hope this helped,
Steve

First off, the panning on the guitar(?) is too much in the beginning, feel like there's an itch on the back end of my head.lol Keep it closer unless you're going to go all the way around.
After that it turns into a nice mix, lots going on, and maybe you should try to seperate the drums a little, try and get some notes going from side to side (lightly) you'd be amazed as how much more feeling it gives to the mix.
But yea, seems like you like to pann all the way to the side lol, only in fast panning I think that should be. But hey that's just my opinion, make it an effect where the experience isn't disturbed by it, but rather enhanced by it. :)
Nice one bu,
Keep it up, this has a wonderful feel to it.
Steve

Nice feel man, got that old skool feel to it. It's the detune I think. And the Reverb on the vocals. The beat and cymbal are what make this.
Great melodies man, got a lot of potential in this.
Keep it up,
Steve

Wasn't sure I could hear anything at first but then it faded in. With the vocal, you should add a gate to it to get rid of the "static" sound in between breaths and whatnot. Sounds are good, panning at first was a little much, but turned out nice. I mean eqing is great and compression is strong, so there isn't muhc to say.
Lot's of changing sounds throughout the track.
Good tune mate, keep it up!
Steve

Beat is good, though I'd say there is too much reverb on it. The crash seems a little too high in volume. Synths' fat, LFO'd bass is good but to start off with the bass... I mean it worked well... but for me it takes away length from the track.
But that track name is a strange one.
Other than that the pad's are nice, but it's a little short for a DnB track.
Overall nice track,
Keep it up.
Steve

Nice bass. Beats' got a great ducking effect over everything.
Arp's done nicely.
Keep it up, there's some major potential in this.
Steve

Netsky = amazing!
Nice liking.
To the track. bongos(?) have a nice reverb on them.
Vocals seem to come in too early.
Beats' high frequency's are a little too high,
puta low pass filter that limits at 12,000Khz and add (as a rule of tthumb) a high pass filter at 60-90Hz to give room for the bass to hit harder without the beats bass kick interfering and Add mid level eqing about 600-1800Khz at 1-2db's to give the beat a bit more punch.
The bass need a bit more low-mid (150-200Hz) to give it more punch as well.
Other than that (IMO) it's well done. Just don't go all out on the vocals, means you're not confident with your music and you want to cover it up with other higher quality stuff. Use them sparingly!
Keep on Keeping on!
Steve

Vocals were nice, but the robot voice kind of ruined the vibe. You've used too many vocals for it to have a proper feel to it, for me.
The reece bass is good, but it needs a little eqing/compressing to get the proper feel.
Beats' a little weak, use a compressor and maximizor to get a great result as well as some eqing after those two.
Keep it up,
Lots of potential!
Steve

This is definitely a difficult beat to sing to. You did a good job, though. And I agre you do need a better mic.
About the music, the drums kick is too loud, it's distorting the entire track. But that pad would be better served turned a few dB's up. The synth could be turned down a little and you should add a delay, it'll give more effect with your voice, they're about the same pitch.
Sometimes adding a reverb to the vocals and a low filter of about 12,000Khz and a high filter of 120Hz (for womens voices) will give you a better effect. Sometime it improves the sound of it without even doing any eqing, or compressing.
Compress the beats a little, or turn them down.
But overall, it's a very good start for your first try.
And don't be afraid to try other genre's as well. House and dance are amazing for women vocals as well, but if you want to go into DnB with vocals, try creating liquid DnB for a better effect.
A few examples are:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=177MZNkHUPw&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EazbttuOeKU&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSG2_TEgVt8&feature=related
or
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzeDmXXTZbU&feature=related
Your voice doesn't need to be used as an intrument, it can just be spoken word... just sync it with the beat... that's the only thing I ask! lol
Keep it up,
Steve

Nice intro, lead up was good, but you lost me on the drop, it didn't have the same feel as the intro. To bring in a intro that's pad heavy then drop it wihtout the pad (unless you slowly fade out the pad) it's a shock to the audience and doesn't hit them as hard as if the flow of the first half continued through.
Though, on the pad you want to lower the bass on it, I can somewhat hear a distortion of sorts in the surrounding intruments. Maybe us ea high freq of 60 to get the distorting bass out. Just a suggestion.
The cymbal on the beat is a little loud, it takes away from the flow of the beat. Give it a little bump towards and your flow in the beats with improve.
Hopoe this helps,,
Keep on keeping on,
Steve