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SleezeSister

SleezeSister

The freak shall inherit the Earth
  • From : Bronx, United States
  • Joined : Thu 30th Nov 2017, 6 years ago

Comments (6)
  1. BaoBou
    BaoBou on Sun 19th May 2019 - 4 years ago
    Commented on BackRoom 98 by SleezeSister

    This is great, well done!

  2. germanmarcelo
    germanmarcelo on Sun 19th May 2019 - 4 years ago
    Commented on BackRoom 98 by SleezeSister

    nice track..txs

  3. Alien
    Alien on Thu 14th Mar 2019 - 5 years ago
    Commented on Something Magical by SleezeSister

    Great beat, sweet melody. Pretty cool!

    Alien.

  4. wikkid
    wikkid on Thu 14th Mar 2019 - 5 years ago
    Commented on Something Magical by SleezeSister

    Hi,

    I'm hearing a 90s vibe to this, probably based on the New Jack Swing like drumbeat being used. I like the retro feel of it, since a fat drum kick was a mainstay of that genre (Teddy Riley's pieces come to mind). So I can understand why its strong in your composition. But I have to agree with Henry that the drums need to be lowered a bit, because all the great melodies you've got going on are being pushed to the background.

    My head was nodding throughout. I really enjoyed this.

    SleezeSister
    Reply by SleezeSister

    Thank you! This is still a work in progress... so appreciate all the feedback

  5. royalnation
    royalnation on Thu 14th Mar 2019 - 5 years ago
    Commented on Something Magical by SleezeSister

    This is pretty cool. I'm about to play some guitar over it just for practice. Nice jam!

    SleezeSister
    Reply by SleezeSister

    Awesome thanks!

  6. HenryPascal
    HenryPascal on Thu 14th Mar 2019 - 5 years ago
    Commented on Something Magical by SleezeSister

    There are some fixing you have to do. The kick-loop is too fat, bury all the sounds in background, and needs some variations. The bass-line (as more than someone said in my latest track too) need to be raised. These are my tricks: kill the drums/kicks volume, then add a default drum compression, last add default reverbe, around 3%: it gives some ambient to drums. Pump the bassline at the frequence of 60Hz, and stereoized it. Last, add a further bassline (deepest as possible and one octave down the original one), set as mono and add a subtle flanging. At the end i like this song, of-course w/ vocals would be better, but first fix the mixing of instrumentals.

    SleezeSister
    Reply by SleezeSister

    Thanks! I definitely was hitting a brick wall and needed another set of ears... I was hoping maybe lyrics would help me shape the rest of the song... I was definitely getting ahead of myself..

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