Great work!
i loved it! it has that bass line that sounds like ive heard it before, but oh well, this is a great piece of work, keep it up :D
Reviews for "thunder shore"
dr-vibe responds:
thanks, i will :D thanks for the support :3
Wow
i love this song
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Great track mister! There were a few things I noticed though that kind of got to me...
The first thing I notice is the bass. It sounds like it can be a little deeper. Play with a compressor, EQ or filter to bring out its tones. Those drums can be a little more present if you bring up the levels a little and play with the dynamics a bit. In terms of how the song pans out I kind of felt like this track was missing a real climax. You might also play with throwing in a few more background intangibles. Those are auxiliary sounds that don't necessarily contribute to the songs melody or rhythm but add character and atmosphere.
Try playing with those ideas and you'll have a killer track here. Peace.
dr-vibe responds:
well thanks!
the bass could be deeper... i know about EQ and such, but it's a raw minimoog and i wasn't up to tweaking it's tone... all i did was add a little bass chorus.
i'm no master of drums, but i'll play with it, thanks.
thanks for the critique, i'll try harder next time :3
:D coo
very cool, kinda reminded me of anime of which i forgot
your synths are amazing
it sound like your using fl studio
on thing you should do though is give your drum a more soround sound feel
dr-vibe responds:
thanks! my synths are okay, i used alot of FX though
it is FL studio indeed, however i didn't use FL synths. just as a host.
the drums are FL (XL&XXL only) samples
groovy
reminds me of old, not so well known, n64 games. stuff like buck bumble or chameleon twist or iggys recking balls. thats not a bad thing. i dont really know exactly what those soundtracks sound like, but thats what comes to mind when i hear this. solid song.
dr-vibe responds:
uhh thanks, i guess it does, now that i think about it