Modnex
Music made out of boredom
New York, United States
Joined : 2nd Jan 2012 - 14 years ago
Last Online : 9th Feb 2026 - 4 days ago
Modnex comments on tracks
Modnex has posted 695 comments on other peoples tracks.
on We cant stop rachael hook fracas grimm beat by facasgrimm
on Hard Club Hip Hop Beat 2014 by SSPaul
on The Cure - Lullaby - COVER - feat Spivkurl by JoyfulWAVE
on DJ The Observer - 8 stories high 2014 by djtheobserver01
thks for listening and your comment
i do it both what you suggests, also a nice transition with more vocals with tony and his friends and uplifing synths ....
greetzzz
on Passion Pit- Sleepyhead -Joshweps remix by joshweps
on Radon by inklewinkle2
Keep up the great work!
on Preview by DeejayDo
on Kyle Gentles Vs Michael Botun- DNBMOFO by KooLKYLE
on EXITUS by domr30
on Irem Dehni - Fairytale -Princelectro Remix by PRINCELECTRO
Great work!
on Diatribe by Gsusfrk
Just a hobby of mine :)
Hope it inspired you!
on First Attempt by HarryFulls
- I think you should vary the main baseline up a bit, as it does get quite repetitive.
-Bring the drop in a little quicker.... In dubstep the drop usually starts after the 16th bar or 8th bar, rarely ever do dubstep producers bring it in after the 32nd bar, unless they have a very interesting intro which will be used for a music video.
-Add more synths and glitch it up even further. Considering you are new to making music, i would suggest downloading dbglitch if you're going to be producing dubstep. As it is the perfect free vst plugin for making dubstep.
-Add some reverb and Eq to your main synth and drums. It will not only make it sound better but it will give it a bigger and louder sound to make the mix even better.
Later on in your music career you will probably want to buy Native instrument's massive vst. Its perfect for making dubstep and drum n bass.
In the end you did a pretty good job, i hope my tips will benefit you. Take care!
I will definitely take all of those points into consideration!
on Janis71 Dont be Scared Radio Edit by spyp3r
on Strawberry Ice with Cherry by Polyfronetic
Good work my friend!
on Dance for the Morning by doudei
Keep up the amazing work, songs like this one, wins people grammy awards!
can't say how much time i spent on this in total. i'd say a few dozen hours spread over a handful of weekends with not enough sleep :)
on Uplift your mind by Polyfronetic
on what im talking bout ft shortyone supreme by illthoughtz
on Trapped by pavelkelly
on Firefox by Pixxlexia
on Cosmectro by rodridan
Great work!
on Knee Deep In The Cosmic Overwhelm by StaticNomad
The intro does have a bit of a country swing to it.
Also country sort of vibe in second half, after that breakdown.
The intro is one of my very favourite parts that I'm very proud of.
I tend to do a great deal of highly precise and detailed guitar editing and layering. Listen to that intro again and you'll hear it's a tiny little piece of incidental guitar playing (my own) that I looped up and then varied a bit with another chopped out piece.
This is a very special piece to me.
Check out some of the other alternative blues recommendations I've already made in other replies. I have quite a few on this site.
Take care.
on Ready Now by gapjux
on SIKE - Teknoligy by SIKEmusic
on Do Da Toot by Sevenola
Great work on this one, a head nodding track for sure!!
on Stay With Me by Aleviuss95