yo, good job on the vocaloid, the singing fits well with the instrumental which is also pretty neat!

The main criticism I can think of is arrangement related and is that imo the chorus/drop could hit a little harder so there is more of a payoff after the build, you could make the build quieter or the drop louder; for the latter a louder bass/ larger chords/some more layers on the percussion could help with this.

thats the only thing that really stood out, sweet track!

Hey, this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vjs0IOvknaQ is a video showing how JNTHN STEIN makes a track, although it is, in part, an advert for a midi controller I think it's still a really useful watch if you're interested in track construction!

A native version of FL is currently in development for mac. Its in it's Alpha phase. Looks very promising, no more crossover/wine ports!

It's actually in beta now, although at the moment it probably runs smoother with 3rd party programs/bootcamp

How do you make the bass that starts at 0:43 in this live edit of Fresh Static Snow? I've tried multiple times to create it on my own with various plugins but I can't seem to get the sound just right. Here is a link to what I'm talking about:
https://youtu.be/EpCb8V6KOdc?t=44
Thanks everyone!

Here is a massive patch that sounds pretty similar to the bass I think your talking about, it's from a tutorial I can't seem to find on youtube anymore, sorry if you don't use massive but I hope it helps anyhow!

I find certain chord progressions can give a building feeling, some of my favs are: IV - V - VI - V (In a minor scale, e.g. C min, F - G - Ab - G)
- VI - VII - I (c (melodic) minor again e.g. Ab - Bb - C - Bb )
- Repetitions of chord V or IV can be good for building tension if the section after the build starts with chord I
there are tons more combinations of chords but these are the first that come to mind, hope it helps!