I have a lot of the same critiques as the last song, to be honest - It feels like you're just pushing it to be full energy all the time and there's way too much high frequency content blasting at all moments. The drop basses are really tight, but they have NO impact because all you're doing is blaring crash cymbals and hi hats and white noise nonstop from the moment the song starts to the moment the song ends.

Take some time to reference some tracks off of Firepower Records or Never Say Die Records - artists like SkisM, Must Die!, and Eptic. In particular, and I cannot stress this enough, pay attention to what's going on in the top end. Your songs have a ton of potential to be absolutely massive, but you suck all the weight out of your tracks and exhaust your listener's ears with all that hissy and noise-based content.

Aka, dynamics make or break a track.


Another suggestion I have is once you bring it back the 2nd time, use different sounds completely, but follow a similar rhythm. The lead is sick, but I'd suggest something grimier for the 2nd time around. Adds more range as well as changes it up!

https://soundcloud.com/oddmob/odd-mob-into-you-feat-starley-radio-edit-1   

@54 seconds exactly. It repeats at the beginning of every new phrase during the chorus. Has a sort of chiptuney element to it, but sounds clean and modern.

I need to know! I'm good with lots of different types of sound design, but crunchy synths and remade chiptune I'm absolutely horribl with. Any ideas?

James Egbert - The Void (One of the few electro albums you'll ever hear. He's keeping electro alive and I lovveee him)
Mat Zo - Damage Control (One of the greatest electronic albums ever made IMO)
Mat Zo - Self Assemble (Different, with a few better tracks than Damage Control, but overall is less consistent in quality)
The M Machine - Just Like EP (One of my favorite house EP's of all time. Don't Speak gives me the most intense feels every time)
Keeno - Life Cycle (Chill D&B. Fucking fantastic)
Haywyre - Two Fold Pt. 1 & 2 (Enough said. If you haven't heard either, who dafuq are you m8?)
Geotheory - Futuristic Love (I've known him since his first upload and seeing this album finally come to life was huge for me. I'll always support the fuck out of him)
Fractal - Gaia (If you're feeling some Neuro-Dub-Ambient vibes. Sounds like a weird blend, but he makes it work EXTREMELY well)
Feed Me - Calamari Tuesday (Classic as fuckkkk)
Spor - Caligo (Best d&b ever)
NIN - With Teeth (I would bang Trent Reznor)
Mutemath - Vitals (alt/synthpoppy. Really any of their albums are fantastic)
Xilent - We Are Virtual (Best glitch based music you'll ever hear)
Olafur Arnalds - For Now I Am Winter (Production based classical music. Sounds gay as fuck but trust me, Olafur is a legend and has done MANY movie scores. This album is pure emotions)
Mr. Bill - IRL (can he even be genred? not really. glitch hop sort of but totally not at all. dude is a mad cunt)

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It keeps your attention until the drop. The drop just becomes too repetitive with no change-ups. Besides that I'd have to say this is more Bass House than Future House.

It's solid, but something about the melody during the "chorus" is just not grabbing or memorable. It feels like it would make a good downsection instead and something more grabbing as the chorus/dropsection.

Just my opinion!

Besides that the sounds are good and fitting. I would also say the drum section could use some fills/changeups.

dude i like that. i like more of a buildup type thing right before the drop, but that sound is so nice. keep making things more wild, thats always more fun:) thanks for this one man keep it up

Thanks man! It was fun to make. I purposely didn't have a build on the first one for a reason. I wanted to keep the 2 halves noticeably different, while still keeping them similar. Hence the build on the 2nd drop but not on the first. As well as the 2nd drop was more intricate and energetic.

Hey guys I got a wip of a bunch of ideas thrown together in a track. They're not meant to flow together, just conceptual ideas. Let me know what you think of them! Feedback is hugely appreciated.

Thank you!

https://soundcloud.com/decypheringmusic/chasing-ecstacy-wip/s-aHLuF