Falter
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561 FL /// OX3 Eng., United States
Joined : 17th Aug 2008 - 17 years ago
Falter comments on tracks
Falter has posted 89 comments on other peoples tracks.
Falter has posted 89 comments on other peoples tracks.
on Gobbler by SovereignKonceptz
produced to perfection bro seriously now just finish it!!!! that drop had me bobbin yo, rides that beat hard as fck. Got no advice to give on this one. my bad i still havent hit you up for that collabo, im off work tomorrow tho so i think i'll write up an intro and let you work some more of this nastiness into the drop on that if you want. I'll drop a breakdown or somethin, just hook it up with whatever presets you end up making and let me know what programs to plug em into. ill do the same. sound like a plan?
PS: dropped a new grimey one on the loop just now, let me know what you think!
peace bro
I've been bz wit sku, so not alotta freetime haha. But yea, I can send u presets and what not, or even project files depending on wat DAW u use.
Cheers
on A Positive Vibe by air213
on Afro Jungle Boy by air213
easy.
TJ
on Falcon by Birdy
safe mate, im off to see what else i've missed out on in your library lol.
TJ
on Static Disco by SovereignKonceptz
dropped that fat bass like a pro. production is sounding real good bro, everything stands out really well. diggin the FX and singularities you threw in. that little synth riff you got going for the melo is nice n crispy, dig the slides and wobbles in it. one note i have on this is that i could keep track of the time, but there isn't much to signify the start of a new bar. i know you are keeping away from the wobbles on this one, but maybe drop a wobble or two at the start or end of your bars to nail that fcker down. just kinda punch the beat home. lookin forward to seein what you come up with next mate.
easy!
TJ
on lowrider by DJROCHE
TJ
on Soul (within) ft holly instru by Rtdabombnetwork
TJ
on Dubstep 1 by Apieceoftofu
TJ
on red eye by DJROCHE
glad to see some other people r producin some dubstep outta oxford lol. just got done with college there. no more fckin trekkin up cornmarket in the rain for me.
anyway, keep at it. you got a good feel for the layout of your tunes if this one's anything to go on.
late. TJ
on Yenidze - Ioka Flow by Ioka
hope to hear more from you, take it easy.
TJ
on Hazy by SovereignKonceptz
hate to pull this line out but i could use a set of ears from a dubstepper to tell me where im going wrong on my stuff. just dropped a new semi-finished tune on here. would be much appreciated.
either way im gonna be checkin your track list regularly now for more of these. take it easy.
TJ
I'll deffinitly help u out with anything, with watever I kno lol. Haven't been producing for more then 4 months...didn't buy a DAW till abt a month and a half ago lol.
Im trynna up my next track.
Gotta few ideas laid out, but I want it to go bigger then this one. But I rlly wanna get on it now, after ur msg dude.
If u want, we cud link up.
Making connects is how our musik gets around and gets better.
Regards,
Sovereign K
on Shinobi Night Vision$ by Lady_Vipa_Vicious
check a couple of my dnb tracks if you want to see what im sayin. im still learnin too and appreciate any criticism u can drop on me.
take it easy.
TJ
on Greezy Clownz by Lady_Vipa_Vicious
TJ
on Closed files by jahknow
keep it comin bro,
TJ
on Sub State of Mind [ft. DJ Aerith] by SovereignKonceptz
anyway, nice track. definitely getting a download.
TJ
on Rock This Way by Randall822
so thank you very much for contributing this tune to the site and to the world for that matter!
always a fan,
TJ
I guess I forgot that your name TJ and Falter is one and the same. :-) Glad you enjoyed this tune and am always looking forward to reviews to see how I can improve.
The subtle riffs and other guitar licks and chords strewn thoroughout, are what makes it more interesting and not a boring tune.
Thanks again TJ. I appreciate your listening and commenting very much.
Randy
on dubstep wobbler by DuBzReCoRdInGsTuDiO
nice smoooooooth wobblin, got my sub whompin hard. good use of sounds. i like that there wasnt much repetition, kept switchin it up, nice.
only criticism is maybe chuck some more thick sub under it and snap the LFO a bit harder to get that nice whom whom whom. but thats just my taste man. other than that cant say anythin, ace material.
keep em comin.
on Smooth Lined by brentonalla1
the arrangement is really good. the loops all fit together perfectly. Butcha is right tho, needs some more beat to it. just beat match and chuck some drum loops under it. make things a bit more interesting.
take it easyyy
lookin forward to your next tune.
TJ
on Rock of Tallinn by Randall822
great work.
TJ
Perfect eh? ha ha,
Well, I think there's always room for improvement on most anything. I suspect most everyone will listen to Loopermans, and other web sites, tunes thru normally lame computer speakers and cheaper headphones.
It's only when you download it and play it via another way will you hear it as it was made......in my case, using a KRK 6" monitor speakers with a 10" KRK subwoofer.
Then your in heaven when you have a good 'near field' system to mix by!
I would suggest getting a pair of Sennheizer HD 280 closed headphones. Around $100 here and there. Rated very good by many analysts. They are very loud, but no volume control on them. Just adjust the volume going into them.
If you by chance have listened to any of my other tunes...like 'Heavy Metal Highway' via the old way, prepare to be blown away with a good speaker system. I think that is my all time highest played tune on here or TT. The drums on that kick ass!
Okay, bye for now...and thanks for taking the time to write back.
Randy
on Rock of Tallinn by Randall822
as always. impeccable guitar work, you can make those strings tell stories my friend! i really dig the ominous organ/synth introducing the guitar. agree with Barry, wish it was longer! Production was top notch for the most part. everything sounding really crisp. im listening on crap headphones but the only criticism i have (which may be a direct result of said headphones) is the seperation of the instruments frequencies. a little EQ on the drum track and guitars to keep them all in their own space, so to speak should do the trick. its nothing major. im just trying to find something helpful to add haha. but yeah the drums got overshadowed by the guitars at times which can be dangerous if you lose track of the beat. its the backbone after all eh?
hope this helps in some way =]
again, always a fan, amazing work.
TJ
I appreciate your reviewing my last tune and I also very much appreciate the comments on how to improve the song by EQ the guitar and drums a little differently.
The drums, especially the kick drum, I am proud of myself as I finally got that solid punch sound that hits you in the chest.
You will hear it clearer on a bigger speaker system with a subwoofer.
The guitar tones, I basically wanted a raw solid crunch sound without effects at the beginning part, and I think I got what I was wanting.
But to be sure, EQing will certainly separate the parts better as you mentioned.
So thanks again and I will review some of your tunes tomorrow as it's time for bed now. I have to get up in 4 hours for work!
Randy
on New Contact by DjSomnium
My ears are happy.
It takes a hell of a tune to get me shufflin at 4am on a sunday. but you managed it. Awesome.
Synth work is epic. Piano break at the beginnin, also fckin epic. not repetitive at all, thats a big big big big achievement with rave tunes so props for that.
killer track all in all. NICE ONE! 10 *'s outta 5
on Hellion by DJMiasmic
on DUB FRESH by dub2zero
the drop into the wobbly was nice and then when the wobbly dropped. killed it. wicked.
on THN Ft. EPISE - Miss You by TorontoHouseNation
I could see this playin in a club over here, nice chill little piece.
cant wait to hear a proper piece.
TJ
on Glass Shadows by Sector7even
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