This is right up my alley. I like dubstep, and I like the extra emotional power that rich strings and horns can add to a piece. Particular highlight here is 2:23. The drop is really good too. The only minor complaint I have is that the synth lead in some places is maybe too plucky, rather than punchy. One example where this is the case is 1:36. I wish the lead at that point was just a little less staccato. But maybe that's just me.
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Some Bruce Lee, DBZ, ambient melodies, violins and a gritty drop ;)
Aydin-Jewelz123 responds:
Thanks for the feedback dude. Hadn't though about the lead being plucky, will have a little look and see how it sounds otherwise. Listening back to it now, I get the one you mean. It gives it a chirpy sort of vibe right. In a way altering the tone of the piece. Yeah, hadn't really focused on that at all tbh. Will take it into consideration in future dude.
Trying to get a specific set of sounds to work with rather than use everything to try and get some consistency across tracks, and that one in particular is from the tournament from January so use it quite a bit. Might use it more sparingly in future!
Any tracks of your you want some feedback on dude, just hit me up. Currently putting together the March animal noises tournament track so I'm not too busy xD
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