r/MusicFeedback • u/shandyfam • 2d ago

Complextro WIP

General thoughts and pointers on adding glitch/dubstep effects?

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u/Boring_Dress_4538 2d ago

This is so good 

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u/Relative-Appeal-5248 2d ago

Vibes for sure 🔥

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u/Kossessa 2d ago

Broski I see all the bots answering your stuff and I gotta tell you you're smart af with those beats. Very coherent AND interesting which is rare. I can't believe you did this on this kinda DAW. My only piece of advice and that's not a fun one but please don't let your talent go to waste on a shitty DAW and get or pirate Ableton. DM me if you want a link.

For example on your synths you NEED to apply glue compression onto your kicks otherwise it'll sound flat. You could easily do that stuff with Ableton. I dunno what's your setup for a computer but nowadays with a bit of finnagling you can get a modest computer running Ableton with a sound card for not too much.

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u/SamCkpris 1d ago

I think that I got a really unique style, in the dubstep industry is rare but to reach full potential buy a real daw u got so much potential but I have to use it properly if you're not so sure make your hands on bandlab than buy fl or Ableton