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Weaponized Adrenaline:

I love the sound design of this song! I feel like the kick drum is a tad too dry so I would put on a slight high-pass reverb to keep the lows from muddying up while expanding the kick drum into the mix a lot cleaner. The snare also feels weak so throwing a compressor on the main drum bus along with a transient shaper will completely transform the drums. I love your usage of time signature swapping from three bars of 4/4 to one with 2/4. You have a good feel for effective ostinatos without making them feel repetitive, and I appreciate you for that!

Forest Cover:

I love your rhythmic polymeters and melody ideas! Same thing with the drums here. I enjoy how connected it feels. I feel like a soft background pad in the more intense sections would go a long way and fill in the empty space there.

Overgrown Circuitry:

I feel like the bass sidechain feels a bit too powerful in this song. Same thing with the drums here. I literally have no words, this is really good.

Sulphur Desert:

Incredibly atmospheric... I loved listening to this piece - might be my favorite so far! Again, your ostinatos are IMMENSELY effective and actually pull me into the soundtrack rather than make me wanna punch myself in the face ninety-one times, and for that, you get my 'Very Super Cool Award for a Person Award' award. I don't hand these out often.

Adrenal Malfunction:

The piano is SOOOO good! The background textures are tasty and the chords are delicious.

Harmonious Settlement:

Goosebumps. What an ending to one of the most immersive pieces of music I've heard in a long time. Thank you MistaLOD!

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I am incredibly honored to receive the “Very Super Cool Award for a Person Award” award from you. Thank you for giving me a word for ostinato.

I’ll be experimenting with your feedback before the next jam because I agree with a lot of it so hopefully it’ll help me a bit with the mixing/mastering side of things. I was debating putting a pad in Forest Cover but I left it out in the end because I wanted a bit of emptiness to contrast with the rest of it all. I probably could’ve gone with something more subtle to not have it completely dry but still. Always looking for advice on drums!

Thanks for listening and for your extensive feedback!

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I always found drums difficult for some reason lol