I would suggest layering your chords. Maybe a simple saw with a triangle modulation. If you want you can, assuming you have it, put OTT on your basses so that they have a little more volume. I'd also suggest putting either a sequential blip or an arpeggio in the background so that your chorus/drop and your verses don't sound so empty. A little tip too, your chords sound like they have way to much noise. Noise can be a huge helper, but in most cases you can often, instead of using noise, layer your chords. That's why I had suggested it. Noise can still be a helper too, just in small volume levels. Hope the feedback helps.
Thanks for commenting! Can you give me timestamps for the chords you refer to? The only chords in the track or in in the intro, break and builds and they are already layered (I think the stack has about 8 layers, none are noise). In the drop the down beats are just a bass note going through a comb filter then heavy distortion if that's the part you mean? Also all of the other basses are already going through multiple multi-band compressors/OTTs so I'll maybe try turning down the drums, it might just be a mix issue. Last thing, there is already an arp and some *laser* sounds in the drop, they're super quite so I'll try turning them up slightly. Cheers!
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