Chud37

Chud37

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Joined : 20th Oct 2008 - 18 years ago
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Chud37
Chud37 25th Jul 2009 01:34 - 17 years ago

on Lightning by H3llz
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Chud37 14th Jul 2009 14:36 - 17 years ago

on I'm Sick of Wobbles by EnkiDubstep
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Chud37 1st Jul 2009 16:25 - 17 years ago

on Shifty by joejamin121
Hmm i liked this track alot, Its got some nice melodies in there and they work well at the begining. However I could tell instantly it was made in Reason, it just has that kinda sound to it i think. And thats something that I think you should try and get rid of, although I dont really know how to do that to be honest.

The drum beats not amazingly to my taste, but it stands out well, its not to muffled or anything like that. The main synth is nice. It might be nice to try and automate it slightly a bit more, just make it fast and then slow, as traditional dubstep dictates. It just makes it slightly more interesting than listening to an LFO constantly on 1/8 or somthing like that.

But good work all the same :)
joejamin121
joejamin121 replied Unknown - 2028 years ago
thanks alot for taking your time to listen to my track i know what you mean about 'that reason sound' not alot i can do about it short of using a whole different program haha, and i wasn't going for a traditional dubstep vibe with this one which is why i have made some many different sounds throughout the song
thankyou
Chud37
Chud37 22nd Jun 2009 16:13 - 17 years ago

on Grime Mayhem (Proper UK Style Grime) by H3llz
Ok this is a nice song. The bassline is good and drums are okay. You got me listening to this because of its claim to be proper UK Grime. Hmm. I dont know. I think this is more easily classified as dubstep to be honest.

But Grime really is a tricky thing to distinguish. Typically the UK Grime (where it all started really, The americans dont know Grime at all) for me, Is all about square waves, strings and drumbeats that really dont fit into any category.

But its a good song, Im not putting it down in anyway. I like it. I've only managed to produce one grime song so far, and im trying to work on another one but i do find it hard to nail that sound.
Chud37
Chud37 16th Jun 2009 10:26 - 17 years ago

on Spooky Dub by drbob808
This song is quite nice. I think its missing something tho, Like another bassline or something im really not sure. You've done a good job with the drums however, they are well defined and sound very nice.

But i just cant see this getting people dancing really. Its more of a cinematic piece or something like that.
Chud37
Chud37 31st May 2009 23:51 - 17 years ago

on Chawamblew! by krunchie
I liked the fact that you used a verb on one of the claps and kept the other one free. It makes the song a bit more different.

And where did you get that sample from!! Its used in a Bar9 song but i've heard it all over the place so im assuming its a free pack from somewhere? I'd love to know.

The bassline is nice, but it doesnt stand out a whole lot. And you kept the LFO rate the same, it would be nice to speed it up for one or two of the notes in the bar.

Altogether though a nicely structured song with a good heavy drum beat :)
krunchie
krunchie replied Unknown - 2028 years ago
cheers i'm glad u liked it. the eq'ing is still a little off but it will do for now. as for the sample it in a pack called 'reggae vocal samples' i got it off of rapidshare.
Chud37
Chud37 23rd May 2009 21:30 - 17 years ago

on Thats What She Said by DuBzReCoRdInGsTuDiO
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Chud37
Chud37 23rd May 2009 07:08 - 17 years ago

on Nostalgic Reverie by Scriptique
Really good. I wish i could write classical like this. One day i might! But i dont know enough music theory to do it at the moment i think :S
Scriptique
Scriptique replied Unknown - 2028 years ago
Music theory? Bah, who needs music theory?! Lol, I sucked at it so much that my piano teacher back in high school actually dedicated a whole lesson just teaching me how to deconstruct music. Gah, music theory is evil.

*ahem* Anyway, thanks for the kind review! :)
Chud37
Chud37 18th May 2009 01:27 - 17 years ago

on tha champion - dj rema-d (r-d productionz) by dubzta
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Chud37 8th May 2009 02:08 - 17 years ago

on Faces of War by kaos78414
Cor! I think a track like this deserves a better review than those. Im not sure about making me cry but the production sounds very good. And there are a whole lot of samples in there. I was dissapointed to learn, i must say, that you didnt make the drum beats yourself. But still. It sounds good. I love the swooshyness all around and the multiple drops etc. It all fits together very well.

Lol! Just a shame about the ending! :P

But well done, good track there.
kaos78414
kaos78414 replied Unknown - 2028 years ago
oh nonono i didnt mean it makes me cry because its good, it makes me cry that i cant finish it haha. and not literally of course its just upsetting that the project file got corrupted. but anyways thanks for the review im glad you liked it =]
Chud37
Chud37 5th May 2009 19:35 - 17 years ago

on Droppah by LabRatzProduction
Quite impressive for your age actually! I wish i was making music like this that long ago. Mind you dubstep wasnt around then. I just made weird trippy type songs. Good fun though, keep at it.
Chud37
Chud37 30th Apr 2009 23:47 - 17 years ago

on Parsons Productions - Nightmare on Dub Street by SuspektNumber1
Constructive Criticism! Right here goes:

The drum beats cool, I think maybe it needs something else, Like a little snare or hihat just before the actual snare you used, its hard to explain, but i can show you next time your online if you send me a sample of your drum beat. Regardless of that the drum doesnt change an aweful lot, as nice as it is, maybe that would spice things up a bit? Although I have to admit that in the past people have said that me and I havent wanted to change the drum beat in that particular song, so if thats not what you were going for, then fair enough :)

I liked the whistly thing in the background, its not too loud but just loud enough to hear it okay. As for the Bass, Well it definitely needs spicing up a bit, the actual sound is okay, But it is repeated quite alot, and it sounds like you've used just two notes, and they are always a bar long. This is another reason im quite against fruity loops, it just isnt veristile enough.

Otherwise quite nice. I like the background ambience. It certainly does remind one of nightmares. Lookat me speakin all posh.
Chud37
Chud37 14th Apr 2009 16:25 - 17 years ago

on TTX by sketch
Heh its a fun track actually, well produced and whatnot. But i have to say i think the drop could do with some work, i mean if it was in a club there isnt a whole lot of dancing space.

But nice sounds all the same :)
sketch
sketch replied Unknown - 2028 years ago
yeah i no what u mean, i kan never seem to get the drops just how i picture them :P
cheerz 4 listening
Chud37
Chud37 12th Apr 2009 19:23 - 17 years ago

on Parsons Productions Featuring Epise - Miss You by SuspektNumber1
Alreet mate, after your review i thought i'd hava look at some of your newer stuff, and im quite impressed! I see you didnt do the vocals but aside from that, this song is actually very good, It could do with dubbing up a bit though i think, put some good bass in the background, i think, maybe in between the trance bit? but I can tell your learning quite alot, compared to your first stuff this is very well produced/mastered. Well done :)
SuspektNumber1
SuspektNumber1 replied Unknown - 2028 years ago
ow do mate .. i couldnt do the vocals even if i had tried my hardest lol, sound for reviewing and yeah have learnt alot since coming on here finaly started to take music serious rather than just messing with it do you have msn ?
Chud37
Chud37 8th Apr 2009 12:11 - 17 years ago

on one spliff by Birdy
heh! whered you get that sample from heh? You ever heard of Sukh Knight? He's a kind of bangra DJ but he's really good. Anyway he did a similar song.

Bloody good song, although the levels are quite bad, i've got my speakers on loud and its just clipping quite alot :( Turn it down and the bass is quite nice. But the end of the sample distorts somewhat, im not sure what your using in fruity, but maybe just turn the levels down a bit?

That 'roar' (or what ever it is, sounds like a stretched bass hit or something) is way to loud, i know you wanna make loud bassy music but a good key is to make everything kinda quiet (standard law dictates that bass drum is the only thing that shuld be 0db, bassline -5db, percussion -10db!) and just let the listener turn it up themselves.

Apart from the levels a good song. Donbang was right, its well arranged and the synths sound good and professional. Just hava nother look at the levels when you get time :)

hope your well matey.
Birdy
Birdy replied Unknown - 2028 years ago
thanks for the review mate!
yeah this sample came from the Sukh Knight remix, was hoping nobody would notice :p. as to the levels.. i made this last night accompanied by a rather fat bag of green so as usual when i make a song stoned, it turns out pretty good but the levels are all over the place. will get this one sorted though at some point. thanks again.
Chud37
Chud37 6th Apr 2009 21:01 - 17 years ago

on dont mess about refix- dj rema-d (r-d productionz) by dubzta
Its a nice enough song, I dunno, it just feels like its lacking something, It definitely needs some mastering work done on it, Its very muffled and the drums aren't loud enough.

I do like that sample though, that was a good song! heh :)
dubzta
dubzta replied Unknown - 2028 years ago
nice 1 4 tha review,yea tha levels r a bit all ova tha place on that tune, i think i used 2 many samples an they kinda clash,i jus like tha vybe 2 tha track so i thought id put it on ere,bless r-d
Chud37
Chud37 1st Apr 2009 22:50 - 17 years ago

on SICKNESS by monch
Im very impressed. Its not completely my thing at all but the quality of the singing and the mc'ing is very professional, unlike alot of singes and rappers i've heard on looperman.

it really does sound quite professionally made. I think the beat maybe could do with some beefing up, but very well done!

:)
Chud37
Chud37 29th Mar 2009 22:58 - 17 years ago

on Trumpet Wobble by 88producer
Very nice i must say! The pitch down works very well. I'd be very interested to know what synth you used for that one. But good.

Im not sold on the drum beat, its just not got everything there, I think with a bit more work on the drum beat and a bit more of a solid undertone this could be rather amazing.
88producer
88producer replied Unknown - 2028 years ago
thanks for the feedback (all), notes taken about the drums... all those synths are done in subtractor btw (reason3)... thnx again
Chud37
Chud37 27th Mar 2009 23:27 - 17 years ago

on OrkStep by Birdy
Ooh!

I liked the begining, started off really well and actually sounded properly produced i must say, Im not sold on the snare, you tend to like your damp'd snares dont you?

Good song though. You've got a bit of distortion towards the middle somewhere, are you using Maximus on the main FX channel?

Different, I liked it. The steel drums are great!
Chud37
Chud37 26th Mar 2009 16:39 - 17 years ago

on "This Country is at War with Germany." by EnkiDubstep
Im quite highly critical on here so i hope you dont take offence, there is non intended, but here is a quick review:

Good track overall, and nice atmosphere, I think the general structure could do with some work, for instance, not having the vocals overlap the bass, (have the bassline do its 2 bars or so then, stop everything and say 'at war' or 'at war, with germany' whatever sounds best.)

The high hats and the toms work very well. I think the snare you've used sounds far to much like a high hat, i'd find another one if were you. The Bass drum isnt very audiable, try EQ'ing it a bit or using a compressor, or erm, ooh i forget what it is on fruity, SoundGoodizer i think works well to englarge sounds somewhat.

The Actuall bassline you've used (im sure its Albino, isit? :P) Is nice, but the LFO sync is abit all over the place, just needs a bit more thought as to how it goes. Dont be afraid to repeat yourself a bit with this, once you find a good pattern use that, then maybe modify it a bit 5 bars or so down the line.

But well done, its sounding quite professional :P
EnkiDubstep
EnkiDubstep replied Unknown - 2028 years ago
Dont worry about being critical mate, I'm actually quite flattered that you'd spend that long scruitinizing one of my tracks, thanks (Y).

At the second drop I had the vocals overlap the bass overlap the bass on purpose so to not have it sound exactly the same as the first drop.

Listening to it now I get what you mean about the hi-hats and snare. And teh kick probably doesn't sound that prominent becase there's only 2 every 8 bars, I was thinking about changing that earlier today, but I wasnt too sure about it, I'll try it with some more and compressing it.

Yeah, how did you know it was Albino? Aha! I was going for a crazy LFO kinda feel, with it being kinda laid back, and then having a wild bass, I try toning it down and seeing what it sounds like.

Cheers man, greatly appreciated. (Y)
Chud37
Chud37 22nd Mar 2009 22:02 - 17 years ago

on Fly By by Neatss
The ambience to this song is good, its well layed out especially for your first dubstep song. The voice works well too. Im not totally sold on the bass line though, I think the one thing about dubstep basslines are that they need to have so much work put into them, they are, after all, the key part of the song. I would try and make it alot deeper, a little like the basslien in, Rubber Chicken, by Caspa, that kind of bassline would work very well for this song. But its hard to achieve! A well rounded bassline is not easy and thats why they are famous for their music and we arn't lol :P

But a good effort all the same. Keep going.
Chud37
Chud37 17th Mar 2009 19:58 - 17 years ago

on Wibble Chunking by Kazm
K Im just gonna have to review again lol to answer your question. I'll try and elaborate a bit more.

Hmm its quite hard to really. You've done rather well with it, But i guess sometimes the bass line just continues in the same fashion as it started too. Im not sure the synth or the sound that your using matches the song either really, you could try fiddling around with some other synths here and there just to see what kind of results you get.

I think what really makes a dubstep song sound like its done by a professional is an original sound. The bass your using there sounds like it could quite easily be a wasp or something like that, its just a bit, and please dont be offended, but its quite standard.

Instead of changing it (if theres far to much automation to port along with the change or its just to much hassle) Have a go at using a bass tightener as an effect on it, i'd reccommend Sanford Bass Tightener, its free and works rather well. Set it to High, 24, Cutoff around about 400/500, all the way over to stereo, and the bass amp up as much as you want. It makes basses sound alot nicer and thicker. I dont always use it but its nice in some cases. I think it might work well here.

And you dont just have to stick with one bassline, you could always whack another slower bass in the background, doesnt even need an LFO, just play around and see how it sounds.

I do like the bit where it stops and goes booooowuuuumm, at the end of the bar its like a tom that pitches down, its nice and adds a bit of flavor to the song. Its good, i wouldnt have reviewed it in the first place if i didnt like it! :P

hehe i hope that helps and i didnt sound to patronising at all, i always think i come across that way and i never mean to be :)
Kazm
Kazm replied Unknown - 2028 years ago
Hey man, thanks.
It's not patronising at all dude, I needed this, dude.
I've gone back and fiddled around with the bass some more, and I get what you mean, too. The problem is that I don't know enough about FL yet to get more different bass sound, you know?
But yeah, I'm giving it another shot.
And please don't worry about sounding patronising, I asked you fo the advice :P.
Peace, bro.
Kazm.
Chud37
Chud37 17th Mar 2009 13:35 - 17 years ago

on Wibble Chunking by Kazm
I do like this one. Its rather different, the string sample is excellent, i must say, and i know you didnt make it but it fits in well with this song and you've cut it up nicely. The bassline is good, but i think it could do with a little bit of work, there are some parts where it just seems to get a bit lazy, but on the whole a cool sounding track withs nice riffs and a good atmosphere :)
Kazm
Kazm replied Unknown - 2028 years ago
Hey dude, thanks for the review.
Just wondering, could you elaborate on what you mean by lazy? Don't mean that in an arrogant way (:P lol) just wanna know how to improve it like.
Thanks dude.
Peace.
Kii.
Chud37
Chud37 11th Mar 2009 15:36 - 17 years ago

on keep on growing by Pocean
good song, nice and catchy!
Chud37
Chud37 10th Mar 2009 11:39 - 17 years ago

on dupship by philsoski
Lol i didnt realise i had a 'rep'. Anyway, If you need any Cubase questions answered at all let me know. If its regarding mastering however, i can tell you what i know but it isnt much.

But i dont mind helping you out at all. Send me a message on looperman and i'll get it in my email.

:P
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