GrafikcViolence

Man tough choice between this and dbz, I like the dark heavy sound of this track, so good, but i also like dbz as a whole track. I do agree with kazm though, your levels are way out and again eqing not right, sounds muddy around the 100Hz. If you sort those things out this track will kick a**!!!! Personally i thought too many samples going on, would be good to hear the beat and bassline by themselves for a bit just to really get into a feel of it, but that's just me, I'd say others would say differently. Good work though, keep the bass heavy sh*t coming.

Yo, good track, i like the dub step sound, only heard it myself for the first time at the end of last year and i'm really starting to dig it. I'm not sure how fruity loops works, I can't quite remember it's been a few years since i have used it myself, but you need to eq the bassline properly, it's clashing with the drums at certain frequencies when they come in thats why the drums sound quiter when it's playing together with the bassline. Check out eq tips on here somewhere or search the web. Hopefully fruities has a fully parametric eq, thats the best way to go. As a start, if you can, drop the bassline down about 3-6 dB at around the 100-250Hz range, that should do it. If that doesn't work try "scanning" the frequencies for best results. Hope that helps and keep at it. Oh and thanks for the review, much respect, thats what lead me to your tracks. Keep reviewing. I'll see what i can do about the bassline you mentioned, might upload it as a loop on here for download. Peace

Hey man, this is awesome!
Mad insane. I would go for industrial as well, in regards to the genre.
Only thing is that it seemed a bit quiet on my speakers? I know you said to use headphones, but the samples seemed full volume and the rest seemed quieter, get me?
I dunno, may just be my speakers.
Ah well.
Peace.
Kii.

Lol,..."shit your the baddest mother fucker" good stuff dude! Did I hear mortal kombat in there? Cool track man. Lots of stuff going on! Kinda got an industrial feel to it. Where did that intro sample come from? Sounds familiar but I cant quite put my finger on it.