Yeah bro this bangs!! I agree with "Some Dude", that growl bass needs to cut through your chest  lol. Maybe Separate it on two octaves and add harsh distortion/bitcrush/saturation etc to the higher bass frequency. Just an idea...

Great track anyhow!

Peace

Very nice track mate ! But is the vocal not to loud ? (and maybe cut some low freq). That's one thing I noticed. Keep this good work

Ah vocals are my weak point lol. Can never tell how loud/quiet they should be. I'll have a look in to that along with the low frequencies. Cheers!

R

I think TwoFiveFour has hit the nail on the head in the last 2 paragraphs.

Its a good concept, I hear exactly what you're going for but its not "popping". The thing that makes Trap EDM bang is that pumping 808 kick and snare.

YouTube is your friend lol. So many tutorials on there.

Also try layering the horns, 3 separate tracks one low mid (300-800hz), one mid (800-2500Khz), and one high mid(2500-6000Khz) all playing the same melody, this will reinforce the melody and fill up the frequency spectrum.

This is a really useful chart regarding instruments and frequencies - http://i.imgur.com/aCwvAgv.jpg

Hope that helps.

Peace

Krane really hit the nail on the head.  I bought it too for iPad, it is definitely good for learning basics and how to read their platform.  I wish it taught popular chord progressions in minor though, I only recall learning major progressions

If you want to learn popular chord progressions in minor they are relatively the same. All you need to do is lower the 3rd interval on every Major key. The second chord in the minor scale becomes a diminished and the 6th and 7th chords become flat Majors.

e.g. C Major scale in chords is C Major (C E G), D minor (D F A), E minor (E G B), F Major (F A C), G Major (G B D), A minor (A C E), B diminished (B D F),


C minor scale - C minor (C Eb G), D diminished ( D F Ab), Eb Major(Eb G Bb), F minor (F Ab C), G minor (G Bb D), Ab Major (Ab C Eb), Bb Major (Bb D F)


So a 1 - 4 - 5 progression in C major & C minor would both be C F G but the only difference is you lower the 3rd interval of each chord when playing in a minor key.

This would then change harmonies and melodies ect...

Hope that helped somewhat dude. And if you already knew all this stuff then...

Peace