You've been listening to the same loop for three hours. You can't tell anymore if it's good or not. That's normal — and that's exactly what this is for.
Send me your track. I'll tell you what I hear, what's working, and what I'd fix next.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "The feedback not only allowed me to make massive improvements to the track I submitted but also to apply these improvements when making future tracks."
— Cajoco
Real feedback from producers who sent their tracks.
What you get
Honest feedback on your mix, structure, and arrangement
Specific things to improve — not generic advice like "add more reverb"
A clear next step so you know exactly what to work on
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "You are really honest when you are listening to the track. I will for sure send my next track to you as well."
— Ekzis
Written vs Video feedback
Written feedback — $20
I go through your track and write up my notes. You get a detailed breakdown of what I hear and what I'd change. Good if you want something you can read and reference while you work.
Video feedback — $50
I record myself listening to your track and talking through it in real time. You see exactly where I react, what catches my ear, and what I'd do differently. More personal, easier to follow.
How it works
Purchase below (written or video)
You'll get a confirmation email with instructions on how to send your track to feedback@edwanmusic.com
I review it and send back your feedback within a few business days
You go back to your project with a clear direction
What I review
Originality: melodies, catchiness, sound design
Structure: arrangement, transitions, energy flow
Mixing: volume balance, compression, stereo image, frequency balance
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "You pointed out things I didn't notice."
— Gnille
FAQ
What format should I send my track in?
An MP3 or WAV export works fine. Send it via the email in your confirmation after purchase.
What genres do you cover?
Mostly electronic music — house, techno, pop, tropical, bass music, and anything in between. If you're not sure, just ask before purchasing.
Can I ask follow-up questions?
Yes, within reason. If you have a lot of follow-up, a 1:1 session is probably the better option.
If my track is ready, can I get it signed?
If the track is ready for release, there's a possibility to get it considered for Broducer Records.
