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RE: SMA Feedback Contest Round 7 - A DSound Community Initiative
https://soundcloud.com/stuart_griffin/margarita
Here is a song I made about a year ago. I have remixed it several times trying to improve it. Would love some feedback!
Right away, I am happy. I like this world! It is speaking to me. The upness and the weirdness are coming together in a lovely form of chaos! I am a big fan of the panning you have done wit your tune. I feel all the sounds and feel that have a good speration and they all seem to be in their place. perhaps a bit more eqing would help spread and make the sounds fit tighter. I myself always seem to have a lot of low end in my tunes. I mean, low end it the best! My little brother, seems to hae to much Hi-end in his tunes. At least that is how I feel from time to time.
I have now listened a few times, and i am feeling like you could get more out of your kick, and of it can sit better in the mix perhaps. I think the hi-end sounds actually sound right on for me. Maybe that bass needs a little more beef? I am just being picky. And I am, as I am trying to find what it is, that can make this tune dance a bit more.
I like it very much and each listen, it gets stronger.
i am a fan! i hope my rambling notes mean something to you. And or, if not, I can get behind that too! great work!!
I appreciate your comments my dude! I don't want to make the track too low end heavy, but I might beef up the kick and bass a bit.
Thank ya!
yeah fair enough! like i said and as well @d-vine recently said it about my sound and mixes, i am always low and dont give a lot to the highs. always take what works from what i say and burn the rest! we got to go with our ears!
Very nice, positive vibes track. Perfect for a relaxing drive at night. My one criticism is that the opening keyboards seemed to have a high pitch tone that felt just on the edge of feedback, at least in my earphones. Other than that it's a beautiful track. I especially like the video game effect turned into an overlapping melody.
it's called bitcrushing, it is re-processing a sound to a certain frequency. So most stuff is 44.1kHz, but the intro re-processed to around 10kHz. It is what creates the hissing sound. I may need to tweak around with it a bit more.
Ill be sure to keep your tips in mind, I've spent plenty of time trying to perfect the intro. Thanks!