Listen To Wild Sax Final Jazz Song By Dliwehtfollac At Looperman.com

great work! liking this track man. the bass fits perfectly with the track

This is quality man! I love the arrangement and yes the drums are slamin but lovin the muted bass line

this is wicked! not usually my style of music, but good job! i love the hold on the bass at the begining and like others have said, the drums are bang on. considering your still learning how to use acid, you've done well

Cool jam, love the scratching, the beat is bang on for this. Love jazz and this is a great take on it, excellent work. It sounded fine on my headphones, so I think the adjustment worked, props man.

yeah soundz good but when u export your song make sure your instruments are leveled right too me it may just be that bass a sax.
to make shure yourself try turning it up then listen to it then vise versa before u make your final for me this usally helpz.

But the key is getting to know the mixer board with your fx
hope i helped alittle 1

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Hey mate, dunno if it's just my speakers, but this sounds like it's on the verge of clipping. So ya might wanna knock back their levels in your program's mixer.
The way this starts kinda reminds me of that song by Dee-lite (Groove is in the Heart, I think). And when paired with the drums it just gave me a wicked idea to chop this up some to give it kind of a breaks vibe, ya know. Especially considering that ya threw in some scratch loops on here, making it all the more sweeter, ay. And this is gonna sound a lil odd, but this reminds me of the way my best friend Mike use to mix music (there's a similar flavor about this). Anyways, just fix that one mastering thing and this'll be golden. Later on!

(Update).
Hey mate, I just added something to the "Production Trickbook" thread that ya might wanna check out. Though I did forget to cover what levels were (haha, my bad). Basically, levels refer to the volume level that your tracks/channels play back at. Typically, they can be controlled via the program's Mixer application.
So if your drums were on channel one and they seemed to overpower the vocals or something all you'd have to do is go in and drop down it's volume until it matches up with the other (or just plays back better). Or you can go the other way with it, if the vocals were on channel 6 then you could just go there and bump up their level until it started to sound okay. Just experiment with it and you'll get the hang of it. Lates again.

PS. you can delete this last part if you want.