Reviews for Speedy Bass (Dubstep)

[Little-Rena]

Okay

The main intro sounded pretty good, almost like an intro on a radio station, but after that it went into a beat which did seem to be a little slow and repetitive after a while, something earlier on would have been pretty good. The lack of any vocals here might be the problem with it. After a while it did seem to change into something more which was pretty good to hear.

Nothing stands out as not sounding good, I mean as a whole it does really sound pretty good as a beat, but it could do with more to it in parts. It just sounds too sameish most of the way through the whole thing. Though there are bits of change through which is good. Not sure how you would work vocals into this too easily, but it might need it.

But otherwise, pretty nice work on it overall, just needs a little more adding in my opinion and some more veriation in parts, the ending part seems to pick up pretty well though, but then goes back to a sort of repetitive tune. Well good luck with it.

3/5

<3

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Jimbobsthebest responds:

Thanks very much for the review. I think the general consensus with this is that it is simply too repetitive... even for a dubstep tune. The introduction was meant to be a bit of a piss take. With 'more club classics and more kicking dance tunes' followed by 'fuck that shit!'.

I'm really going to work on this beat of this when i've got the time, and i'm going to change the bass so that it varies throughout.

Thanks for taking the time to review, I much appreciate it.

[Viridis]

Hmmm

This is extremely repetative, ok so the drums are pretty cool with a nice steady beat and the bass is whirring in the backround which sounds good but this track needs alot more, more instruments, change of tempo, or as you suggested someone to rap over it.
I thought it was going to speed up after the intro and i was surprised when it didnt.It gets better after about halfway but then it just becomes dull again. Needs work.

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Jimbobsthebest responds:

Cheers for the review man, it does need work... and work it shall get (after I finish my university work that is). I think i know what I need to do with this now, so I should hopefully be releasing a new version within the next month.

Thanks again for the review (and to everyone at the review request club). James

[Haggard]

\m/

I hoped that song would speed up a little bit after the intro, but it doesn't... oh well.

However, a few more changes from the main beat sure would be nice and also add a lot more diversity to it. Especially the first 2 minutes or so are extremly repititive and it gets a bit dull after listening to the beat for such a long time.

So, it's a very good thing that you designed the song far more interesting after those 2 minutes and added a lot of very cool (and sometimes even quite scary) effects to the song.

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Jimbobsthebest responds:

Thanks for the review man, yeah it has become totally clear to me now that I really need to change the beat alot. I think i'm gonna change the bass so that it is at least slightly different in every phrase as well.

It was sort of meant to be a piece which builds, but I think it ended up sounding too repetitive.

Thanks for the review, it is greatly appreciated. James

[Bloodhammer]

Mental Breakout

im lovin the "mental" vibe of this whole thing 10/10

Mental is good...>.>

Jimbobsthebest responds:

I'm pleased your liking the mental, I'm always a big fan of things a little mental.

Thanks for the review, and thanks for a very generous score.

James

[ijc007]

Bass = BOOM!

OMFG i just hooked this up to my stereo system and the ground was just shaking.
Overall this song is great, but it could use some more snare i guess just to add more rhythm cause you got the main beat already booming. Just add more rhythmic beats to make it be better.

-DJ N-Rage

Jimbobsthebest responds:

Haha, good work man. I hope it didn't piss the neighbours off. After giving this tune a rest from my ears for a couple of days, I came to the exact same conclusion, I think the beat is what is making it too samey. I'm gonna play around with this a bit when I have the time, chuck in some more percussion here and there and see what happens.

Thanks for an awesome review, I really appreciate it.

James