Meh, dished out another song.

[Lehsyrus]

Actually finished this shit. That makes three songs I finished and 34 that are halfway done. Fuck my life.

https://soundcloud.com/lehsyrus/solarium

[TripperNet]

Pretty damn good, make some more, could put it as my playlist when I skate

[Aborted]

Sounds pretty sexy.

[Lehsyrus]

I'll have a dubstep song out soon. Just bored at this point.

[HalfBajan]

To be honest, the melody is annoying as fuck and at 0:55 it has the worst effect.
soz boz

[Lehsyrus]

To be honest, the melody is annoying as fuck and at 0:55 it has the worst effect.
soz boz

Were you listening to it with a 12" sub tuned to low-mids? This song takes advantage of a 12" subs frequency range moreso than teasing standard mid-high speakers.

[HalfBajan]

Were you listening to it with a 12" sub tuned to low-mids? This song takes advantage of a 12" subs frequency range moreso than teasing standard mid-high speakers.

No, the point of mastering is to make it sound good through all types of speakers, the melody would of still of been annoying no mater what I was listening through.

[Lehsyrus]

No, the point of mastering is to make it sound good through all types of speakers, the melody would of still of been annoying no mater what I was listening through.

No, you did not read what I had posted. First of all, a good mix does not require mastering. Mastering is only used in the point and place of a correcting studio after a recording session. Electronic music mastering is a poor practice as compression and limiting of the final cut causes a loss in quality. That is the first rule of creating electronic music, stop trying to talk out of your ass. Second, I said the song was designed to be played in leu of a 12" sub tuned for the low-mids. I did not design it to be played on any type of speaker. Oh, and mastering is and never was used to make a song sound good "across all types of speakers". Mastering is the art of reducing conflicting frequencies to lessen the possibility of cross-frequency cancellation, clipping, and distortion. You have no idea what you are talking about.

[HalfBajan]

No, you did not read what I had posted. First of all, a good mix does not require mastering. Mastering is only used in the point and place of a correcting studio after a recording session. Electronic music mastering is a poor practice as compression and limiting of the final cut causes a loss in quality. That is the first rule of creating electronic music, stop trying to talk out of your ass. Second, I said the song was designed to be played in leu of a 12" sub tuned for the low-mids. I did not design it to be played on any type of speaker. Oh, and mastering is and never was used to make a song sound good "across all types of speakers". Mastering is the art of reducing conflicting frequencies to lessen the possibility of cross-frequency cancellation, clipping, and distortion. You have no idea what you are talking about.

Okay so if you're so knowledgeable in this shit, make a good song for once?your 'hardstyle' songs were shit along with pretty much everything on your soundcloud.
Prove yourself

[Lehsyrus]

Okay so if you're so knowledgeable in this shit, make a good song for once?your 'hardstyle' songs were shit along with pretty much everything on your soundcloud.
Prove yourself

As I have said many times before, I make the bare basics but run it through the filters. Knowledge on frequencies and audio engineering does not mean a person will make a good mix. But coming in here and acting like you know what you're talking about will only prove fruitless when it comes to my threads. I can tell when someone's trying to act like a smartass, and that shit doesn't work on me. If you don't have any constructive criticism, then get the fuck out. I will only take criticism from people who actually know what the fuck they are talking about, not from a child who thinks it's "cool" to be a chick from Adventure Time as their persona.