chocstclair

Hey guys In the process of crafting together a bassline driven techno track but have hit a snag. I've been using both sylenth and massive in ableton to design the key elements. They are giving me a muddy sound and not sure how to create clearer sounding lines to bring the track to life. I've not gone over board on reverb or delay, at this point i've not applied a compressor so i'm getting the feeling it may need some light tweeks in sylenth or massive. I'm a relative noob when it comes to synthesis so if anybody has any tips I would really appreciate it. CSC

Will defo check this out

Thanks mate, was a bit worried about the bass, thought it was a tad boring but pretty happy with the rest

Hey man, checked out your soundcloud, pretty cool stuff. Keep up the awesome work. Choc St. Clair

Hey folks! Posted a new track i've finished recently on soundcloud today. Looking for a bit of feedback if there are any psy breaks fans out there. I'm more than happy to give feedback on anyone else's tracks too if you want. Scott Cummins (Choc St. Clair) http://soundcloud.com/chocstclair/choc- ... ide-it-you

Yep, josh Wink is the man, definately have a soft spot for anything acid

Hey man, just joined today too. Will check out your tunes tonight after work!

Hey guys Thought I would submit a mix I did back in february. Let me know what you think. Email me if keen at u4419368@anu.edu.au Cheers - Choc St. Clair (Scott Cummins) http://soundcloud.com/chocstclair/choc- ... x-feb-2011

Thanks for the warm welcome guys

Hey yeah my soundcloud page is: http://soundcloud.com/chocstclair

Hey guys, new user to the community, currently djing and producing out of Canberra and have releases set to come out on Dead Famous Recordings and We Are Live. Recently released an EP on 606 recordings too. Feel free to message me about anything, always keen to meet other like minded artists and musicians Choc St. Clair