Hello
After practicing and learning some tips, i reached the (target),however, not 100% but i m very close. now i can finish this track. Would like to share it with you fam.
Thank you all for your help!

 

Sounds great.

 

I'm checcking out your soundcloud channel. Nice D'n'B tracks. Love it

 

Appreciate !
Going to watch "The Night watch" the last episode " season 7 ... Peace ! lol

 

Nice sound. I like it, though I don't listen usually DnB.

 

nice one @sparkles ! all elements of the track work & sound well together,well done & thanks for sharing.
if you ever redo the track you could add/merge a break underneath with the main drums with some hi pass filtering on it,to give the groove more shuffle/swing or use a bit of a send delay on the main drums,Calibre for example does it on all his records ^

 

Sounds good! Wheres the longer version?

 

@Kinghtsurfer, on the way ,i 'll take some time to rest my ears

 

@Spyfxmk2 ,thanks bud Yes you are right ,an amen break underneath with low cut and a bit of sidechain with a kick will do the trick for more sence, i dont want to mess up with delay yet because i dont know how,very well yet. Feel more homey with the first option

 

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try other breaks too,not only the amen ,scorpio,apache & others
if you try the delay thing make sure to eq it afterwards & sidechain it to to your main rythym,creating more space in your mix
The key word here ^ is experimentation

 

the snare is just, perfect, super snappy

whats that "amen" thing your talking about?

 

@Spyfxmk2 i will stick with the key " experimendation" my friend ,thank you!

 

@saltwater thank you
"Amen" the break in a .wav
https://rhythm-lab.com/amen_breaks/ There are several types on the web

 

Yeah, nice, good work.

I would try to roll off the highest freqs of the snare a bit and some bass notes are too boomy. You can easily tame the latter with the dynamic section of free TDR Nova.

 

@No Avenger ,Brilliant friend! I wrote your suggestion as well for further experiment ! Its good to have more options to try them !
Thank you