Eighteen

Thanks for the helpful advice there..New here and that mentioning goes a long way. I'm clear on that now! Cheers More to come.

Thanks 18, for the listening and comments.

Cheers!

Id like to hear from you to what genre should i put this song from genre list from this site :D
Thank you for feedback!

Thank you so much! Be sure to check out my community discord in my bio!

Thanks for listening.

I've heard the best comment I would ever want to hear.

It is a matter of genre, whether the song likes or not. But mastering and mixing requires professionalism. I care very much about this subject and I am working on it. It made me happy to receive a good return on the subject I care about.

Thank you for the answer.

Cheers!

hey eighteen — man, i love the loops a lot. thanks so much for the enthusiastic comments, that means a lot. peace.

Thanks, Eighteen ...

Thank! Genres are a very vague thing. I write my compositions without focusing on them. Then I have to choose something suitable ...

thanks bro

In this case, all my work will have to be placed under the genre weird. Will it be right?

Thanks, eighteen. I'm a big fan of Daft Punk as well. They are truly experts with vocoders and, I think, talk box as well. I don't know what they use, but I don't think the vocoders are VSTs. I think they are original hardware units. I need to go back and listen to their stuff again because I think there are some good lessons about what works well and what doesn't.

Anyway, I do appreciate the feedback.

Eric

Thank you! I'll think about it

Eighteen, hows it going man?

I'm not quite sure what your referring to as "low end guitar". Since Kargalar did the rhythm guitar I'm not exactly sure about his set up but in his profile he mentions an SM-57 which is the same mic I use for recording live through the amp. No mention of what he's using for effects but I would assume if hes recording through the amp hes probably using pedals and in this case it sounds like overdrive, maybe slight distortion, so he could be using a Boss SD-1 or maybe an Ibanez Tube Screamer. Of course hes pushing the amp, with a fair amount of gain. Hes also playing a PRS Mark Tremonti SE with dual humbuckers which is a very potent guitar that can produce some quality tone. I'm playing a Suhr Strat standard with 2 v60 singles and an SSH HO dual. Its a direct in set up here with an amp sim. I applied delay and reverb effects in the vst.

There is a bass track in there but the guitars and drums are clearly more dominant in the mix.

The easy guitar you mention is all Kargalar and yeah, I dig that too. That little section works perfect to de-pressurize things, drop the intensity a bit to allow some cool string and stick work to lead in to that nice build section. I know its kind of short but its pretty much dictated by the structure here. Stretching it out wouldn't work as well.

Don't know if any of this really answers your question bro but I gave it a shot. Thanks a lot for the comments.

My comfort zone right now is 'Melodic Dubstep' so I think switching it up to melodic dubstep on the second drop would be good and it turns out fine, btw thanks for taking the time to listen.

Hi Eighteen, Thanks for your comments and the fav. Well, good question about the left pan. I did this all on my headset so it sounds different, but thanks for pointing it out. I did change the pan to center and it does sound better. Thanks.

Ronabo

THANK YOU!!!

THANK YOU!!!

Thank you bro! I appreciate that :)