Is This . . "heat"? Or Still Just Lukewarm?

[gullyjewelz]

HOLLA BACK WIT SOEM FEEDBACK PLZ!

http://www.soundclick.com/bands/defa...&content=music

1) GET ME OUT
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/defa...songID=6003883

2) I AM NOT
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/defa...songID=6003770

[rnb259]

the beats are luke warm fam (sorry) they are missing that build up that most beats need to get there but the format is still there but then again its the finished product (drops, build ups, and other sounds added) that matters. outta 5 i give them a 3 (for now) till i hear a finished product.

[rnb259]

the beats are luke warm fam (sorry) they are missing that build up that most beats need to get there but the format is still there but then again its the finished product (drops, build ups, and other sounds added) that matters. outta 5 i give them a 3 (for now) till i hear a finished product.

[gullyjewelz]

Cool - Thanks For The Feedback . . . I Can Live Wit A 3 - Now Back To The Lab For Drops, Other Sounds . . Hell I Dont Even Know What "build Ups" Are . . . Tish!!!!

[rnb259]

Like wen you hear a track listen to how the music seemes to build up to the chorus or how it seems to come to a head at a bridge then explode into a chorus part. Thats a build up, its the music giving you that sense of urgency while its playing becaus lets face it the song isnt quite the song till it gets to the chorus part. Now think about that while putting your arrangements together and see how much better your production gets becaus it applies to all music not just hip hop. Once you start thinking on that level you'll see how easy it becomes to add more parts into your work and see exactly where your drops will sound best. This is the way alot of producers do it, an example is doctor dre. He is famous for giving artist a bare bones track and wen there done he goes to work from there becaus the finished product can truly begin to be seen as apposed to just trying to finish everything all at once

[gullyjewelz]

Cool - I Especially Like That Bare Bones First, Then Add Afterwards!