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Anywhere You Go (JudoChop Remix) | Melbourne Bounce
« on: December 21, 2016, 11:41:07 pm »
Hey folks,

I recently finished this remix for the Nervo remix competition on Splice.  It was mostly for fun, but let me know what you think.  Any criticism is appreciated.
https://splice.com/JudoChop/nervo-ft-timmy-trumpet---anywhere-you-go-judochop-remix

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Re: Anywhere You Go (JudoChop Remix) | Melbourne Bounce
« Reply #1 on: December 21, 2016, 11:58:57 pm »
welcome to the forum!! this is cool, the fills (like at 3:07) are cool and the drums are very nice.

i think that it mostly sounds good, but is a little heavy on the high end. specifically, the FX during the drop, along with the supersaw hits, sound a little bit harsh. or maybe its that the bass needs some more presence. im not super well versed in melbourne bounce, so it might be fine, but it feels lacking in low end.

this is really clean overall though, best of luck in the contest.
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Re: Anywhere You Go (JudoChop Remix) | Melbourne Bounce
« Reply #2 on: December 22, 2016, 01:20:34 am »
welcome to the forum!! this is cool, the fills (like at 3:07) are cool and the drums are very nice.

i think that it mostly sounds good, but is a little heavy on the high end. specifically, the FX during the drop, along with the supersaw hits, sound a little bit harsh. or maybe its that the bass needs some more presence. im not super well versed in melbourne bounce, so it might be fine, but it feels lacking in low end.

this is really clean overall though, best of luck in the contest.

Thank you.  I hear what you're talking about.  I think it needs more bass.  I'll keep that in mind for future productions