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Nojdman
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I'm not a newbie, Not yet a pro.

Post by Nojdman »

Hello everyone!
I've been learning from the forum for about 4-5 months but this is my first entry.

I started to produce music around 2006 and I have been on and of it ever since.
Now is the first time that I feel that I´m getting a somewhat ok result with my productions.
Unfortenately I don´t realy know anyone who is into House/Techno that can give me feedback on my tracks :(.

So I would like to ask you guys on the forum (which together have enourmus knowledge on that topic)
if you could have a listen to the track on the link below and give me some constructive criticism.

What (if anything) is good and what could be done better ?

http://soundcloud.com/m-habibi/national-hangover-day
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Post by LouisVee »

Hey Nojdman!

Ill make some suggestions:

- Add more details. Like a couple of High Hats pattern, to add some groove.
- Make some variation on the main High Hat.
- Put a clap or a snare on the second and fourth kick of each 4 bars.
- Add a lot of background sound/noises/hits, with long tail reverb, or with other effects, etc.
- Maybe put more reverb on the main melody, and automate the dry/wet during the whole track.
- Try to make a lot of subtil changes throughout the track

Hope that helps!

Take care.

Louis
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Post by Nojdman »

Thank you Louis! That's some great tips.
I will definitely try to use some of those
techniques in my next tune to put some more life into it.
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Post by Quantize »

Maybe also add some one shot type effects playing in high frequencies (perhaps with interesting delays) and have them pan around the stereo field to give the mix a little more width.
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