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[Casporb - Highly Unstable]

Said it before, keep an eye on the volume my dude. Think of the listener when you're making your tracks.

That being said, you're still getting better :)

Casporb responds:

Thanks! I'll take this in mind when making my next song.

[Casporb - Dragonfire]

Really nice to see you getting better! Great stuff! :)

Try keeping the sub bass going with the kicks, sidechain it. Helps it feel less empty.

Also, feels a bit repetitive. Try changing the synths more.

Hope this helps. Keep at it!

Casporb responds:

Thanks for the advice! (:

[Casporb - Let's Go]

Yo, huge improvement my dude. Lovely seeing u improve over time. Keep it up :)

Casporb responds:

I'm glad you enjoyed! Reviews like this keep me going :D

[X3ll3n - Madness 2022]

Hell yeah, straight fire!

[Casporb - Non-Negotiable]

Yo, always ignore the negative reviews. Part of getting somewhere as a producer. You'll never start off as a pro, especially when making hard genres like this.

There's a lot off key in the track, gotta pay attention to that. Might wanna invest in some sweeps and sounds to make transitions smoother. The volume is better from the last time i listened to your work. Still repetitive too.

Best of luck :)

Casporb responds:

Thanks! What is out of tune?

[Casporb - We Don't Come In Peace]

I remember starting lol. There's a lot to say, but i'd say most of it wouldn't help honestly. Experience helps most of all with producing.

One thing i will say as a reminder for future tracks. People like repetition, but not too much. What sounds good to you may not sound good to others, best to always take the listener into consideration when you're making a song (ie. does this part sound boring, would i be bored listening to this part if i didn't make it and wasn't biased?)

Also, volume. Make sure the kick stands out most of all, the kick is almost the most important thing when it comes to EDM. Work towards getting everything at the same volume and EQ'ing everything right. EQ'ing also comes with experience i'd say.

One more thing i'll say, if you want to progress much faster as a producer, i'd recommend collaborating with someone.

Casporb responds:

Thank you so much for all the advice! I really appreciate it and will take it into consideration in the future.