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Thank you Kay, you are always so positive.

Thanks Danke

Thanks Dan, I used a new 80s synthwave drum kit I created for this track.

Thanks Antronical

Thanks BaoBou

Thanks Kay. I needed to switch it up a bit from the harder edged tracks I've been lately.

Thanks Dan, this monster was a real challenge to mix correctly.

Thanks Vako, I appreciate the comment.

Thank you Tangoujr, mixing can be a heavy load sometimes.

Hey DEMYBU. I do occasionally use OTT in my bass effects rack, and other synth bits. Thanks for the advice on waveshaper, I'll give that a try with my heavier bass projects.

You are so right, I love not fitting into a standard genre. All the great artists I can think of never do.

Thanks Kay, I didn't have a intro when the track was basically finished, so I got a little creative.

Thank you BaoBou. The vocals were a challenge, but I think it all came together finally.

Thanks the47.

Thank you Glenn, I haven't done a heavy bass dubstep track I a good while.

Wow, thanks Kay. I think I have a decent vocal range, but I do use a vocal processor. And that helps with slight pitch correction, and things like delay and spatial reverb to help with vocal tails and transition. Essentially it's just to smooth out the vocal and make it wide and full.

Very much appreciated Glenn, I do honestly put a great deal of work into these productions. I'm very thankful you enjoy them.

Thank you Paul. Haven't seen you in a bit, good to know you're still here.

Thank Kay, I see the Foo Fighters reference in the hook.

Much appreciated. That was what I was kinda aiming for, but with a slightly more metal edge.

Thank you emilyxoxo.

Thanks Kay. I aim for unique, but still somewhat relatable to the genre. I see far to many "artists" trying to sound like someone else.

Thanks the47. A collab sounds like a good idea a little bit down the road, got a lot on my plate lately.

Cheers Dan! Thanks, funny comment btw.

Thanks Kay.