BradoSanz

Thank you for the kind feedback! I'm just in love with sampling gear that I build from scratch lately. Happy it sounds unique to you! Appreciate it man!

khhhhh
who is king of dubstep?
me ^______^

Thanks epic for dropping by and enjoying the track and hopefully i will keep at it lol

AD

Many thanks for listening and this friendly comment and sorry for the very late reply...!

With appreciation______Orlando

Yeah, Thank you.

Nimbostratus

Thanks for your review.

-Riest

Thanx for giving it a listen!!

Well it only took a few hours to make so i don't think i'll be getting any nominations at this years brit awards but Mr F's bassline was just too cool not to mess about with.
Cheers for dropping by and checking it out.
FR

You know any good artists who would like lay vocals over it?

Thanks for the comment record!

Noteworthy

I use FL studio but i have an extensive library of loops so most of it is just cheating really. It's just a case of finding sounds that match up so it's more time consuming than actual talent. I do occasionally write stuff from scratch but i just love mixing different grooves together to see what happens.
Cheers for stopping by and commenting.
FR

Thanx for taking the time to comment. Ed did all the hard work, so the credit goes to him. I just followed his lead!

Kenny.

I agree that the mixdown isn't the best. I had the dithering switched on when i converted it not realizing that dithering makes the track sound worse at the time. Took me ages to figure that one out but alas the file is gone so i can't work on it anymore. I only put the track back up as i was hoping peeps would go and check out Alans profile but thanks for stoping by and commenting.
FR

Ok Thank U
Cheers

Thanks for the comment and info I may well take you up on it. Is there a charge?

Thanks glad you enjoyed it...

Peace...TG.

wow dude, it sounds awesome! the kicks sound great! haha
thanks alot! :D

lol its ok dude XD

and you most likely are right about the chords although i wouldn't change it.
When i make a remix i dont tend to listen to the original song before i produce the remix, reason is, (for me) because i want to take the track in a direction that i want to take it, and not be sort of 'controlled' by the original. dont get me wrong i LOVE the original song, but ive not listened to it in months.

So reason is for the vocals and chords changing at different times from the original is basically because im not working from the song, if you know what i mean. Im working from what sounds right to me at the time of producing, even if it technically isnt right haha.

I dunno if that makes much sense haha. its really hard to explain lol

Thanks for the comment man :) ... All 4 of them ;)