Cybertooth

lux divon eh? broken scythe has pretty much said it, if this was what insanity sounded like, id like it

i know this is short review, but consider it a blessing, for it means i cant find anything i dislike

got to mix that better, its too loud and distorted, not bad aside

this one almost sounds like industrial dubstep, and im liking the other one better. do like the glitch fx though. you have gone and inspired me though

very much loving IDM and dark music (and therefore industrial), i must say this is a teriffic tune. not too fast that you lose control, but dense and dark enough that it doesnt lose that edge. how i would describe this is very mathematical, and like a super industrial version of crystal method. i must say that putting the break near the end is a bit suprising structurally, but then you came back with a different form of the drumbeat and it was very enjoyable. when you put the bassline in the first time, i very much enjoyed it, and amazingly awesome effects, id ask to remix this but ive got a bit on my plate here.

summary: much love, nothing not to like. keep the train agoing sir

(warning:constructive critism)
do you want to know why this doesnt sound like a right and proper dubstep tune? its because it's weak, reminds me a bit of a mouse peeking out of its hole to see whats out there. YOU NEED MORE PUNCH!!! bring out the drumline more, i cant hear it at all. resample the bassline LIKE HECK before you turn it into a wobble. the frequency range is not very satisfied either, you absolutely need a sub-bass under that wobble, thats where you get all that bass from anyways. and the rest of the elements you add should compensate on the high part and in the breaks. for the builds to the drops, you should read up how to build tension, i believe there is some of that in the ambient logbook, basically, rising pitch builds tension, in the paraphrased words of jah, a drop should give you a bit of an adrenaline rush, dont overdo the wobble before then either, a release of tension should give people this, and thats where you put the huge bassline.

once again, this is constructive critisism, take it however you like, im just telling you what i hear

make nickq's words mine. i might listen to funkn a little more if it sounded like this

you got some awesome drum beats there, but the guitar is a bit lacking, i suggest you try string thing and string theory (theyre free too, just google their names with vst4free in the search). personally i like this better without the sample

edit: just goes to show you that its not a very good sample inthe first place, i suggest mda piano

very nearly reminds me of art of noise, very interesting, i might want use that intro bass sometime in the song to give it a bit more depth though

you got some pretty cool drumbeats going there, the depth of it makes it easy to listen to though it is relatively repetitive. and of course everything around it is good too, but i think youve already been told that. i should try doing something like this, itll probably be more like a nightmare than a dream the way most my tracks turn out though

i would like to hear some more elements on top, maybe some strings or fx to mix it up and keep it interesting. nice changeups, maybe beef up the bass a little bit with a non wobble note (not subbass, im on headphones so i cant comment there). summary: good, but on the low side.

there needs to be a faster remix of the original, id do that if you wouldnt mind

the original

you deleted the other one, could have just updated it. i think i preffered it wordless though, though i probably shouldnt be saying much else in the tired state im in

good on the low levels, but it seems to be missing something. maybe the bassline is the melody, but it would be cool to hear something in the higher range too

Killer piano + awesome atmosphere + sweet drums + flithy bassline = good dubstep

Psycho glitch? sounds like a freeform job. definitly strange beyond compare (that i mean in a good way). i can literally imagine myself under the big top running up an infinite staircase.

just what i would have done here; for the very beginning, i wouldnt have those drum hits until after the acoustic kit came in. maybe have the full drum breakbeat (that the hit comes from) on for a bit longer at some point (cause its pretty awesome).

take what you will from my suggestions, but you have acheived your goal here

you sound like youll be doing some awesome ambient glitch IDM hybrids. you should listen to proem, your hitting very close to his style, and it might just inspire you

that must have taken forever to sequence just right, good job there. the voices are really reminding me of gescom. this mostly sounds like you were playing around with sounds, the drums are in the background which is extremely unusual for the genre, sounds like you got reverb on it too. your doing very well in this genre

spivkurl pretty much said it, cool stuff there

i think it was a little empty in the range around the 1:10 area, but that might be my making much use of walls of sound, otherwise elements are used very well. feels very reserved, like saving rage for the right moment, it would be very nice to have a release where you go crazy. the end is a nice change considering how abruptly most glitch songs end

someone was just talking about how there wasnt many dance and glitch combos. How about calling this one Pneumatic Screwdriver? the ambience really puts you in the mood, and i had my doubts about DBG, i find it very unweildy but very powerful when used right

you can tell its two synths when you temporarily take one out. i do not usually like stuff this intrusive, but this is just way too awesome to say no!

very nice there shaman, ambient glitch seems contradictory, but can be done. set the tone there with the drums, did well with the glitch fx, and then all the other elements only complimented the rest

that was very good my friend. the use of interesting sounds in interesting ways always grabs my attention immediatly. i would put this under techno or rave. that bass was very awesome, you should try making dubstep sometime with basses like that.