It's great, not repetetive or anything like that. Volume level is appropriate for genre. Drums sound a little synthetic. All the other instruments are great. I think you could experiment with differences in volume here and there, automation clips for volume, have it fade in and out during the track. I use fl studio as well, we should collab on a song. :D 5/5 -Review 4 Review

DnB was definitely unexpected. Got some nice lines, all flowing together and structured pretty well. I think if you're going to use what sounds like stock instruments for your drums, I would do some wild ass processing with them -- for instance I really like playing with distortion, pitch shift, ring mods or bit rate changes.

There are lots of free synths out there like 99sounds drum machine and aggressive drums which would also help out here.

The square bass is a nice sound but also doesn't offer a lot in the way of changing tonality, which is what dnb is ... now known for. Try some fx and modulate different parameters of them to say, the kick or snare, so that the audio output of those moves some knobby knobs. I'm not sure what DAW you use or what those would be called in it, but you get the idea.

Good work :)

I liked the melody and the lines worked well together I think :P
It was simple but well made I liked it but the title should be "Nightfall" or "Runaway" or something like that instead of this but I liked the song anyway :P

This is one well-built track, the sounds fit together nicely and the whole thing is nicely shaped.

I feel like I could use some more variation in volume levels; changes in dynamic to give a rising action / climax / falling action kind of feel; fades-in and -out would help give those already lovely chimes a nice dramatic effect!

Solid tune, it's eerie and fun. Has a Gravity Falls kind-of sound going on

who is sick no one is sick this one is bad jkjk slaps so much no way