@skid - 3 letters W - T - F?...lol
@Heez - I'm feeling the beat but it's over compressed! Or were you shooting for that?
I hear what you're saying. The reason it doesn't sound quite as prominent when the sample comes back in the second time is that I have the bass playing with it. In the beginning I didn't play the bassline with it until the chorus. So i should either turn the level down on sample or EQ the sample to dampen the highs?Heez, love the sound/vibe of this one. Love the photo that goes with the track too.
Only thing I find, is that the main sample gets a bit annoying fairly quickly, very possibly because of it's strength in the upper mids... when i turned my speakers down, i felt i still needed to turn them down... it just kinda irritated my head.
When it comes back in it doesn't as sound as much as an issue, and everything sounds like it 'gels' more, at the beginning the drums/sample didn't seem to gel to me.
but otherwise i quite like it. If those bits were sorted, it'd be helluva beat
I wanted the snares to be subdued, didn't want the snap/crack to it. That may be why it sounds overcompressed, I actually didn't compress the track.
I hear what you're saying. The reason it doesn't sound quite as prominent when the sample comes back in the second time is that I have the bass playing with it. In the beginning I didn't play the bassline with it until the chorus. So i should either turn the level down on sample or EQ the sample to dampen the highs?
I'm taking all the beats/songs for this project to a studio to get everything mastered and mixed, are these things they can alleviate through that process? If so, I'm not going to worry about it & let them earn their money, haha