Listen To LunnchBoxx - Pacific Voyage Dubstep Song By LunnchBoxx | Looperman

please can i remix this !!!

Don't boost, cut. the mixing bus is a fixed size, and you have to fit everything in, boosting makes less space... Almost all good eq'ing is cutting. Make puzzle pieces.
If you want to know what to boost and cut, I recommend using a reference track(or two) and loading it into your project so you can A/B between their mix and yours and find a good balance for your sources.
It's a respectable mix though, nice job!

I'm loving the sound, reminds me of the kind of music I grew up listening to. As far as eq goes, in my opinion the 3 best things to remember are;

1. Not to overcrowd a frequency range with too may signals e.g. A bass guitar and a mid bass synth would clash because they'd both have a signal between 100Hz and 300Hz (which creates a muddy sound).

2. NEVER mix a signal alone because it might sound good solo, but horrible with other elements in the mix.

3. Get familiar with Mid/Side eq. It can create a huge amount of space while still keeping the core sound.

Obviously there's WAY more to the art of eq, but these are the 3 points I wish I knew years ago.

Hope this helps anyone reading.

Oooooh yea.good music
Very nice very good

I love this, I mentally added the "Rude boy bass, mash up the place" and it was set.
Good work bro on the melody and in fact the everything else.

Your composing is excellent, in my opinion. Perhaps with time your DAW skills will catch up. In fact I'm sure they will. Don't stop...
Great track.
PEACE...

I LIKE IT!!!

nice dubstip i like how u do u do tengeneneng tengenenng btw i like it : D

the intro is veru creative..but very muddy

Beautiful intro nice touch with the wilderness sounds. Synth works is nice!

Cool track man. A lot is going on in this. It blends alright. Good Job man.

Very Hard Bro-step indeed. Eq-ing is an art. I come from the school of reducing not adding. Have you thought of investing in a VST like Ozone9?
This has a nice melody and alot of good things in place as you rely more on the melody then the squelch, and that makes this enjoyable and crunchy. good work.

Hard, love the intensity!