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Ren.Tek posted in the group WTMO-Track Feedback
Posted this in the wrong place. So posting again here. Any feedback will be most gratefully received. 🙂
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Hi Guys! A new demo I’ve been working on. Progressive techno, 124bpm. C minor.
I’d love to hear any comments. 🙂5 Comments-
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Thanks for the feedback @staticcorn. Oddly enough, this was one of the few times I got to mix in a treated room, and on some Genelec 1032s! I think you’re right though. I wonder if saturation might do the trick… I’m going to rework the track, incorporating a few things I’ve learned since then.
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Well the 1032 do have a little much bass and are quite punchy, and many times treated rooms are more in the 200 and above, it’s hard to get control below, another thing is that the desk also makes a bump at around 120-160hz,
Anyway looking forward to hear it with the new rework 🙂
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I agree with Piv, all the elements are there it just needs to be pushed a bit more now.
I really like the sounds you’re using, especially that stuttery synth/pluck thing.
The way the pad shifts around 1:35 is super cool.
around 2:10 is ace, bringing in that kind of darker sounding synth.
I think with a few tweaks this could be amazing. Great work!
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Thanks a lot for the comments 🙂
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Everything is there. What I’m missing is some more punch and warmth to your subs. The mix feels a bit thin, and could use some more up in your face. Your 303 classic in the background can easily get a few more dB’s
But all in all its some more mixing needed to get those warm basstones floating 🙂