Score: 9

"nice"

submission: DJ Derrick--Walk Alone (Ext.)

date: May 6, 2008

good work dude, keep it up!

i haven't heard any "UK Club" music on here

very nice

:-)

Score: 8

"nice"

submission: Waltz in F Major

date: April 17, 2008

very nice, i like it... just sounds a little empty in places, but it definately gets made up for.

Score: 8

"nice"

submission: Echo Caves

date: April 17, 2008

Hey dude, nice work. Its good to see a little bit of some IDM style music on here.

My only thing is that the drums are a little too distorted and techno like in some places for my tastes.... other than that, brillliant.
keep it up... and glitch it up ;-)

Score: 8

"Not bad"

submission: ISA_Rigorous Course

date: April 16, 2008

For a trance song, thats not a bad little thing you got going on.

I'm not much of a trance/techno maker, so i can't lay down any constructive critisism right off the bat. The levels seemed good to me

Maybe some more backing melody lines or something like that.

Keep it up, eventually you'll get the hang of making music through programs.

Score: 8

"Good stuff"

submission: A Light in the Road III

date: April 16, 2008

Very nice, bro. Some of your notes were a little "snappy" but, other than that, it wasn't a bad arrangement.

Very nice job at multi tracking.

Maybe put the first secondary guitar not so right speaker heavy. Pan them out a little better.

Let me know if you need drum tracks ;-)

Score: 9

"very nice!"

submission: (NUB)This Persists

date: April 8, 2008

i like this a lot! great usage of a slightly akward time signature

now use a really akward one like seven four or eleven eight ;-)

do you layer your beats?

how do you get the glitchy sound... do you just put a snare hit back to back really fast? or is there something more to it?

i'm experimenting with "faster" music like this, and i'd like to learn all i can about how the drums are created.

i have a faint idea, but there always might be something that i had no idea about you know?

Score: 9

"I like it!"

submission: <{moonlight sonata}>

date: April 2, 2008

Sounds good!

all you need is a 6/8 beat rocking it in the background and you'll have yourself an amazing remix

Score: 7

":-)"

submission: Dead Hero (demo remix)

date: April 2, 2008

i liked it

don't be so self conscious... its not like you're broadcasting your face and home address out there...

if you're not willing to take constructive critisism, don't post your stuff.

remember, you are your own worst critic.

i think my stuff sucks, but i post it anyway...

i like the guitar and your voice sounds great

the whole song is pretty catchy!
FOUR'eD!

Score: 7

"not too bad"

submission: NAT's [Drumms for All] ver 1

date: March 31, 2008

It sounds a little too electronic.

If you want to make it sound like a real drummer played it, put some volume difference in there. Instead of having the snare even in volume when you do little rolls, change the volume from lower to higher. Accent some notes.
Add flams (notes in low volume immediately followed by a note of high volume on the same instrument)

It sounds good, its just a little empty. Add some quick 16th/32nd notes between toms bass and snare, or to make it sound more musical, add some bass guitar over the bass drum.

I'm learning how to program drums like a real drumkit myself. I actually get behind my drumkit and play what i want to hear, then pay attention to how i hit everything. THen i adjust volume.
You'd be surprised at how much volume control could have a say in how real the sound is.