Quote Originally Posted by Moshiur View Post
I heard some of the other stuff you posted on here. I'm mainly just going to comment on the technical sound engineering aspect of this, not the musical composition.

Many of your synths / instruments seem to lose signal level when new instruments are added. I'm not sure if you've used a compressor on this one but it needs to be there for almost every instrument if you're doing electronic music. If you've already used a compressor, I recommend that you tune the settings. You may need to lower the threshold and mess with your ratios.

You need to amplify your sub-bass frequencies (20-90 Hz). Basically, add an extra synth, copy over the your main bass-line, and lower it to the octaves as low as you can before they go silent. Add a little reverb to this layer with medium dry signals and high wet signals; then, amplify. Make sure the volume for this is really low because this can really blur up your song. It is crucial for you to use the right amount of compression for this layer.

You should also add a lot of equalizers in there. I think your higher frequencies are too amplified so they tend to pierce my ears. The equalizers will also help give your drums more of a kick. Set the drums to a separate mixer and lower the mid frequencies (~300 Hz). Your drums need to be much punchier. I usually do this by lowering the resonance on each kick. What I mean is that you should lower the signal levels on your drums "out" and leave the "in" the same. You also may want to add two to three layers of kicks to get the right sound. As for your snares, they seem to have enough release but just not the right sound.

Dubstep is all about production and mastering. It's distinct because of its production quality. If you were working on any other genre of music, I would tell you that you need to work on your composition, but right now, I think you should work on your mastering skills and then focus on musical composition much later. In summary, what you need to focus on now are: compression, equalization of synths, and mastering of drums.
Thank you so much! Can i message you anytime for help?