Your bassline and kick are mushing together and making your low-end very messy. Frequency spectrum-wise the track is also very bass-heavy.

The name Triangles fits it well. I kinda like this tbh - it has a certain charm to it. To me there's not necessarily anything wrong with the beats you've used. But, I don't feel like I know enough about techno to know whether the simplicity of the track is good simplicity or bad simplicity, if you know what I mean. Hopefully there's some peeps on here into obscure, noodly techno

That pluck in the intro (and later on) sounds very under-quantised, almost like it's there by mistake.


Where did you get the vocal from?

Out of curiosity, what kind of music are you making?

Not an expert on this, but to the best of my knowledge, extracting individual sounds from a full track is something of a holy grail. You can never do it perfectly because the harmonics etc. of different elements of the track will always overlap to some extent. Somewhat obviously, the more complex the material, the harder it will be to extract things from it cleanly.


Melodyne hints at being able to do it (one of the demos I remember was of an Adele track where they isolated the vocal from the intro), but I didn't have much luck with Melodyne when I tried it. Might just have needed more patience than I was willing to give it. The other tool I've tried is SpectraLayers. I had more luck with that, but it's still imprecise and insanely time-consuming. Anything with beats in is going to be particularly difficult because of the transient nature of drum sounds.

Interesting! Thanks for the knowledge..

^ Sweet, thanks for that tip mate

Just need something basic for a popping noise I can't get rid of.. thanks y'all