https://syrant.bandcamp.com/releases

The Infinity EP is based upon love and relationships and the emotions and feelings that come with it. If you're ready to go on an emotional joyride then this is the EP for you.

I just released my Infinity EP for sale over at bandcamp.
£1.25 for 1 individual track
£4 for the entire album

All 3 tracks are between 6-8 minutes long and are in .WAV format.
Genre: Melodic Dubstep

Currently working on a remix and I made these growls for a build up

https://clyp.it/ka2el1fk

I really like these growls! Sounds like some sound design for a horror game set under the sea :3

I like it dude! All up to that point anything after the blue I didn't really like tbh

Would you mind telling us what distortion you used in serum? Because I usually go for zero-square or sin-fold

I've these https://clyp.it/rpfdson0

and more on my PC but i'm on my laptop

I actually really like how the end result turned out. Maybe with a little more post processing you could get it to sound kinda like Mundus Theme. I'm going to try and process it myself and see what I can do with it, if you do not mind

I'd suggest trying to use very basic wavetables that are not too harsh as an initial patch, then I'd apply all my post processing eqing out the lows and taming the high end. If my synth still sounds way too harsh in the high end. I may resort to compressing it or sending the signal to reverb, if all else fails I'll resort to using a different patch or creating a new one

Someone mentioned something about learning your synthesisers and not getting all the cool new VSTs when you come to the conclusion that you have no idea how to use them.

This also applies to Audio plugins too:
Do/Don't: Forget about getting new compressors, reverb, Delay, *name an audio plugin here.* because your favourite producer uses it or to just "have it". When you have no clue on how to use it at all. Instead, you will be better off learning your DAW's native audio plugins. Take a compressor for example, don't go out and just get the Waves compressors when you don't even know how to use the compressor that comes with your DAW. Take the time to learn them ones first before upgrading to/or getting something that does pretty much the exact same thing.

TL;DR - Learn your daw's native plugins, tweaking every setting so you know EXACTLY what everything does, instead of wasting money on all the new stuff and not knowing how to use it.

Do: Take other people's feedback and opinions into consideration.
Don't: Allow them to change YOUR music because they want it their way.

Example:
*Producer 1 sends WIP to a friend and asks for feedback.*
Producer friend: "I don't really like that bass/synth you have there" <- Wait a minute. He gave an opinion on what he thinks to your synth/bass in your track. Just because he doesn't like it, it doesn't mean that everyone else will also share that opinion. You have to take it with a grain of salt. If YOU feel that you're getting across the right
- Theme
- Emotion
- Style
of your track. Then stick with it.

You know what it is boys. 

To start us off, here is one I made using serum!
https://clyp.it/gtbtxl0j