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You know it's going to be interesting when you see a waveform that compressed! The track is really good, especially given it's using a base track thats not optimised. You've done well to mix this down

Nice work on this. Plenty of nice details such as panning and the sound selection is mostly great. The bassline I'm having a hard time enjoying. It's very raw, and would benefit from layering with a sub-bass and something to smoothen out that sawtooth. You may disagree, and thats fine! I am a big fan of the kick though. Not used enough these days!

This is awesome. Really high level of production, and plenty of Infected Mushroom -style transitions.

Qilin responds:

Thank you, that is great to hear. I'm personally not that much an IM fan, so idk much about their transitions :D

I really appreciate the minimalism here. The effects are subtle, the pitch bending is really delicately done, and that light touch production method really has me head-bopping to this.

I would love to hear this expanded upon.

FluffyBara responds:

Thank you! I really appreciate the feedback. I’ll certainly try to make some more stuff and possibly work with this some more.

I like the ideas in this. There are some riffs which are very nice too - particularly the saw in the second passage

It's possible you're trying to produce something unique, and it's negating the effectiveness of the track. For instance, you have a bass stab which fades in and out. I think you'd benefit more from losing that automation and having it static. The double kick muddies the mix, and you would probably find the track is more defined by having a simple 4/4 style. Where your kick lands on the bassline on it's second hit, it's usually a cardinal sin.

Jeansowaty responds:

I'll be frank, the beat pattern is like that because I recreated it from a song generated with Melobytes playing at 95 BPM. I felt it could sound pretty surreal and innovative if sped up to 137 BPM. As for the bass, I guess I tried to add some variety. And yeah you're very right, I'm not trying to create something generic/typical. Modern techno/trance is usually pretty on the grid and the word "cardinal" you said is pretty much an effect of that, there's barely any place for innovation. I like to experiment, maybe the end result is not gonna be very great, but it's a lesson for me to see what works and what does not :) Your suggestions are easy to apply though. Thanks for the feedback!

Very simple set of sounds, but it sounds like you've spent a lot of time getting these sweeping synths right, and it really sets a nice mood. If you were to expand this into a full track, it would need more structure, but if it sat in a game, or a menu of a game, it's super effective

I think there's plenty of production qualities in here, but I think the track lacks a musical aspect and needs a bassline glueing everything together. By sticking to it's key and not modulating or following a progression, you've ended up having a rigid track falling out of tune that's relying on effects a little too much to remain interesting. That said, taking these sounds and effects and fitting them to a chord progression could really bring this alive

GeometryDashMau5Kids responds:

Tomare en cuenta tus consejos. Muchas gracias

I think this is cool. I love the arrangement, and the piano hook really sets itself up nicely for the glitch effects you've used.

I think swap in some higher quality up and down sweeps, consider using percussion or tweak existing EQs that makes more of the high end you've got a really viable track

I think there's plenty of production merit here. I quite like the sound-selection and style of this.

I think you're being tripped up slightly by the heavily detuned primary sound, and the fact it's audibly falling off key. That said, I don't think it would take much tweaking in the piano roll to have a more complete, and very unique track. I really like the style, even though I'm at a loss of what to call it.

I love the progressive nature of this track, building and building into a crescendo. An observation I would make is that your percussion become very lost in the mix when so many dominant elements are playing.

Мне нравится прогрессивный характер этого трека, нарастающий и нарастающий до крещендо. Я хотел бы отметить, что перкуссия сильно теряется в миксе, когда играет так много доминирующих элементов.

MicroMusician responds:

Да, что-то я не подумал о перкуссии и увлёкся прогрессией. В любом случае спасибо за отзыв! Постараюсь в следующий раз учесть этот недочёт.

Yeah, I didn't think about percussion and got carried away with the progression. Anyway, thanks for the feedback! I'll try to take this into account next time.

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