Wobbles!!!
Mr Wobbles, where did you go!?! Aw well, I'll give credit where credit is due, but this ain't a Dubsteb without lots of base and wobbles.
I'll appreciate your experiment in a genre you aren't familiar with, what with it's excellent EQ and interesting pace.
Thanks :)
Interesting take on the genre.
Of course, not all dubstep is based purely on wobbles. If you (or any other listeners) feel yourself skanking or bobbing back-and-forth without consciously thinking about it, you've done your job. You've got the dubstep vibes.
Still, if anything, I recommend that you make a no-wobble mix of this. Imagine, if you will, that you're having sex with a gorgeous woman. The wobble is like your annoying friend knocking on the door, asking how much longer it will take you, when he can play on the X-Box, where the Funyuns are, etc. I don't have anything against wobbles, but I'm not entirely fond of your setup.
I'm also a bit taken aback by Brainchild's comment, and about how dubstep "takes credit" from other artists, noting the trance genre. Dubstep got its emergence in the reggae, two-step, and hip-hop scene (although influenced by genres such as trance), so I'm not seeing a definite link here.
In response to your first paragraph, I've yet to listen to a dubstep song without being conscious of the wobbles and I wonder what thier LFOs look like. Maybe it's because I'm a producer, I dunno.
it was ok
mostly good at the start.
Hmm!
It starts off good, but it gets really repetitive, and there are few dynamics on the piano from the start off, it's a flat line of piano velocity as it sounds to me.
The violins sound really nice in combination! But then, i think you could've made a far better song of this melody and all if you didn't get the idea of implenting dubstep stuff in it, because imo, the 2 'genres' dont melt together as they should...
Plus, the bass and drums aren't of the same quality as the piano / violins and all. Which bored me out pretty fast...
But! Good job anyways, respect.
Just putting out my thoughts : ) No personal offense.
Good
It's good, but in my opinion the Dubstep wobbles kind of ruined it :(
That's just my opinion, but some great work here.
Well Done.