cmgoodman1226

Really nice track. Love the bass, the chippy intro and lead, nice sidechained pad. Nicely mixed, everything fits in. Good choice of hats and snare. Like the kick too, although that might could be brought a bit. Excellent work!

track is straight fire. Literally the only thing I can say is I feel like it could use more sub bass. Really nice. And if you like 9th wonder you should check out exile. Them 2 are the best producers around right now (barring oldschool heads that are still doing it like premier and pete rock).

I like this track. And it might just be the recording is low quality but those hats are killer on the ears. You should probably look into equing out some of those upper mids cuz the frequencies will get really painful to listen to. Same with your main bass too, I'd have to look at a spectral EQ but it's peaking really harshly. Good start.

I like the sound design. Arrangement is pretty good. Your snare is clipping really hard though. And I'm not sure if you have any hats or cymbals in there, but if so, once the bass hits, they cannot be heard at all.

I really like this lead. Like the sidechaining. Meshing of different instruments is good.Right around :40-:45 where you're low pass sweeping in. It's peaking at the siren frequency that's killer on the ears. You can either bring the resonance down or EQ out those frequencies just during that short portion and it'll be much easier on the ears. Also the drums sound decent but need some work (could be the low quality mix). I like the snare but it sounds like it's got a bit too much reverb on it. Also, you might want to change the lead every now and again just to add some variety in there. Just my 0.10 cents.

I really like the melodic progression and the sounds. Just some personally thoughts: Bring those drums out. The only part of the Kick I can hear is the low low bass, to the point that it sounds like it's interfering with the sub. Also, the snare is almost inaudible and has no punch. It defenitly needs to be brought out and then EQ'd. I personally crank my snares up around 200 Hz and roll them off after that. Also I'd have to look at a spectral EQ but it sounds like your snare has way too much really high end in it (could just be the mix though). Also your hats need to be brought out as well. Overall it sounds a bit muddy, especially the sub bass (could just be the low quality mix once again though). Just my 0.10 cents anyways. Some great ideas in here. Keep it up!

This is defenitly a great start but there's a few things that I can see. First off the sub bass is really lacking. Also your snare sounds like it has too much reverb and almost no punch. try messing with some different snares and crank them up around 200 hz to add some punch. Also the levels (particularly in the vox) are very different. I like the synthwork but they sound like they could use a bit of beefing up in general. Also the cymbal that's hitting 16th notes sounds like it's off pitch, it sounds like it should be higher. Also your kick sounds like it's almost too real for this track. Maybe try one that's a bit more clubby. Try the vengeance club essentials packs. They have the best drums sounds around. Also when the kicks come in for the mini drops they sound way too low in volume to create an energetic drop. All in all the is a great start though. Just my 0.10 cents anyhow.

I really like the arrangement, the breaks, what you did with the vox. Like the choppiness. The sub is good. The kick is really good but the snare sounds a bit weak up against it. Also, the sound you used for the first part (the "wobble") sounds kind a bit weak. Just my .10 cents.

Smooth sample, nice bass, love the ride cymbal. My only comment would be to maybe turn down the kick and snare just a bit. Really well done.

You have some really good ideas here. A few things though. I really like the reese at the beginning but it's got a bit too much distortion for my taste. Also one of the synths is has so much wet reverb on it that it almost sounds offbeat. The snare has way too much low end and not enough high end to cut through the mix. Also the bitcrushed Yaya sounds way too weak to go with the surrounding synths, maybe try to mess with the sound a bit or take it an octave lower. I also would like to hear more out of the main reese because that's actually my favorite part of the song. Also the kick can barley be heard due to interference with the sub-bass. Like the glitchiness and the cymbals. Great start.

This track is really nice, I really like the bass sound and progression. A couple things that I can see: the mix itself sounds a bit muddy. Also, I'd compress or limit some of the bass and sweeps as they're peaking quite a bit. Also remember that drums should be the most prominent part of the track. The track should be ducked a bit around at least the kick and snare to give them some room in the mix. Try crankin up the snare around 200 Hz to give it some body. also it sounds your kick has a bit too much high end in it (just some thoughts). anyways, great automation and sound design. Keep it up.

You must have uploaded the wrong file because this track is only 7 seconds long and has no drum beat.

really good start. a few things, The drums sound more distorted than loud and at some points completely drown out the sample. Also, the drum beat as a whole doesn't seem to fit the sample. It makes it sound kind of sloppy (just my opinions). all in all nice work.

not a fan of the crunk style drums but I love the donkey kong country sample.

fire beat. Nice samples, nice cymbals and nice snare. A couple things: it sounds choppy when the sample loops. Also the vocal pad that you used that comes in every once in a while doesn't seem to sound right with this song (just my opinion). But defenitely the best hip hop track I've seen up here in a while.

This is a good start. HOWEVER, it needs a lot of work (just my opinion, and I'm not expert). The drums are buried in the mix at points (you should use sidechain compression to give them some room), Also the drums sounds are not right for a dubstep song (they sound way to happy and bright for a song that otherwise sounds dark). Also you need to make sure you have a proper snare hitting on beat 3 and a kick on beat 1 of every bar (that's the dubstep way). Additionally, the main bassline appears to not be in any particular key, but is just a bunch of randomly selected notes. Also the bassline is lacking bass. The main bassline is also not heavy enough to make this track what it could be. I know it sounds like I'm straight dissing your track but I really do like it. Like the effects, some crucial drops would be nice. Hope this helps. Good work so far and keep it up.

I mean that when your kick drum comes in, the volume of the rest (primarily the lower end that is around the same as the kick) should go down so that your kick has some space. Also, when your snare or cymbals come in the volume of the rest (primarily the higher end that occupies the same or similar frequencies as the snare and cymbals) should go down. This can either be done through sidechain compression (there are plenty of great tutorials on how to do this on youtube) or by manually making it so that the volume of the rest of the track goes down just a bit and just while the drums are hitting. This can be heard in most electronic music (in particular house music where theres a kick every beat) by a sort of pulsing sound. hope this helps.

I really enjoy the beat. However around 00:38 it sounds like you doubled up the drums so it sounds way too loud and it also sounds like they arent lined up perfectly so you're getting an overly loud and delayed sound (sounds like a flange) around the 00:38 mark. Also the triangle doesnt sit well with the rest of the song. And the cymbal you used in the beginning is way too electronic and distorted. Like the bass drum, the finger snaps. This song is good as a drum beat, but you need the rest of it. All in all, well done.

Really nice track. The only thing I see is the intro seems a bit offbeat. I like its choppiness but it just sounds offbeat to me for some reason. Also the drums seem to be overpowering the rest of the track. Nice drum sounds, smooth samples. Great track.

Sick track. The only thing I'd say is sometimes the drums overpower the mix and the closed hat seems way to bright and happy. Really well done. Love the dark style.

This is a good track. however, you need to work on some of the levels. The lead kind of sitar sound really dominates the mix and drowns out the first wobble bass that comes in. Also you need to duck your drums at points because there's times when they are buried in the mix. Also the second bass that comes in sounds more like a reese bass than a great wobble bass, maybe tone down some of the detuning. Also, when your synths cut off at about 2:00, I don't know whether you turn up the volume or what but it's way too loud and sounds muddy and distorted and it happens again at about 3:45. This is a really good first track. Nicely done.

Smooth track right here. Nice work.

Smooth track. Reminds my of Devin the Dudes "doobie ashtray" (produced by dj premier). Like the subtle synth effects. Well done.

I like this a lot. The one thing I'll say is that the main wobble and the drums (especially the cymbals) are buried in the mix at times. The lead seems a bit too loud in comparison to the wobble. Also some heavier filtering and maybe some synth glissandos might make the buildups a bit less monotinous. Good work!

Great track, once again you just need to duck your drums cuz a lot of times you can barley hear them. Also you may wunna trim some of the highs at about 20 hz. Def a fav. Good Job!