Sisi

5 hours ago, mark skinner said:

 Sisi , Here's my honest opinion after 3 listens. The first intro synth sounds Good but "dry". I think it needs a little "airy" reverb. Maybe fast and clean from rematrix solo in the pro channel. The second synth coming in at 0:15 is Way too hot and needs a lot of the bass EQ'd out of it. I would EQ it drop the fader to 0 and ease it up until you like it. The synth patch coming in at 0:30 is Hot and just plain  Bad.  I'd Definitely find another patch. It's also taking All the attention away from everything else including the drums. I'm not hearing a kick. The patch coming in at 1:05 is very cool. I'd try a Slow automated pan sweeping from left to right. At 1:15 Everything is coming in nicely but the arp patch is also a little dry. This section needs to be repeated and have a synth lead come in.

This would be a Good spot for a lead instead of repeating everything again.  Anyway  , here's a start.  If I don't like the way things are sounding in my stuff  I often make radical changes including deleting days of recording and mixing. Best of luck to you ...  mark

So I should replace the synth at 0:30? or put the volume down? and at 1:15 the arp should get a reverb then?
What do you mean by repeated? I understood it as making it a 16 bar drop instead of a 8 bar but i'm not sure.
Thanks a lot for the feedback!

First of all, this is not finished, not even close.

I haven't touched my DAW in a while and decided to make something again, this is what I ended up with but it doesn't feel finished and I have no idea what to do with it.

the drums don't feel right, and the volume isn't right.

Other than that it feels borring.

But I don't know what to do with it.

I thought maybe some feedback and some tips could help me finish this.

https://www.bandlab.com/revisions/be9f2824-0ce1-ec11-b656-281878319acf?sharedKey=8OMW0t4askGafdwWmZAs7Q

Problem Fixed

I changed the automation so the cutoff slightly decreases instead of go from high to low instant, and this fixed the problem for some reason

41 minutes ago, msmcleod said:

Audio Export processes the audio through plugins as fast as possible, but there are however a handful of plugins that don't support this.

The only way around this is to turn on "Render in Real-time" when you export:

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I also tried extending the track so the gap is gone but that didnt work either, I have the exact same gap on a different place (the second drop) it's exactly the same but there is no problem at that drop.

While rendering in real time I saw the exact spot where it crashes and thats the little gap between the drop and the break.

But it still crashed.

When I export my project to a Wave or MP3 file it crashes about halfway the project.

I went deeper into to it to find the problem and took a look at the moment it crashes (1 minuted 44 seconds). I went to my project to that time stamp and started removing stuff to find the problem.

I ended up finding the cause of the crash which was the automation of my chords (Xerum plugin).

less than a second after the moment it crashes comes the end of the drop where the cutoff of the chords goes down.

I know the problem but I have no idea how to fix it while keeping my automation ofcourse.

on the attached picture, the white line is the moment the crash happens.