D Day - LexingtonLee

I'm also trying my feet in the dubstep genre. i can agree with Phyruis, the bass overpowers the drums and other sounds. overall it's a nice track. like you, i'm also trying to get the drops and breaks right. it's tough but keep working at it. peace and back to the beats. also if you check youtube, they have informative tutorials on how to get that filthy wobble sound.

Jeff

This is a very cool track... like soft core dubstep from the carribean or somethin. I would have loved even more to hear some glitch type effects... rhythmic interuption/scratching to make it more 'dubstep-y', but great work overall!

ha ha ha ...dubstep is a real pain to get right... the genre as a whole is become more about depth rather than that wobble...

I like the ideas you've got here but with all the depth you've got on your bass it takes away from everything else.. your drum track sound weak ...try some aggressive EQing removing the mixing signals.. I could explain it but it would take forever.. and would make me sound like a complete GEEK... so lets just say if your kick peaks at 100hz you need to make sure your bass doesn't so it clash...

anyway some nice ideas I like the high end sounds you've used though I couldn't place the instrument...

with some lengthy mixed downs and some TLC when it comes to the post production you'd have yourself a very useful track.

keep 'em coming