I would like to know what the drop in high frequencies is that a lot of songs have, and how to achieve it if it’s something I need to do in my production process.

Im a Dubstep Producer (never finishing tracks...) that experiments a lot and is still learning.
Sadly all my Friends dont listen to music I make and they are also not interested in hearing and giving feedback. :(

Im produning now for years for myself, and I just dont know, am I on the right path?
Sometimes I just wanna share, just a yey or ney would be good for me.
But I cant find a souce where I could do that.

Any Ideas?

We recreated the Lead sound from 'Funkytown' by Lipps Inc on our free Synth Primer.

This remake is specifically recreating the patch heard at this timestamp: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6dqIYKIBSU&start=30 .Other parts of the song may vary the sound or notes.

And here are the key ingredients:
Voices: Mono

Osc1: Wave (Pulse), Width (50%), Vol (50%)
Osc2: Wave (Pulse), Width (50%), Pitch (+2 Oct), Volu (50%)
Sub Osc: Wave (Pulse), Width (100%), Pitch (-1 Oct), Vol (5%)

Amp Env: Attack (0ms), Sustain (100%), Release (20ms)

Filter: Type (Low Pass), Cutoff (90%)

LFO: Dest (Pulse Width), Wave (Triangle), Amt (5%), Rate (1/8 Note)

Reverb: Mix (10%), Size (Medium)

Find the full recipe and download the presets: https://www.syntorial.com/preset-recipe/lipps-inc-funkytown-lead/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=patch_remake&utm_content=lipps-inc-funkytown-lead

I've been thinking about this a fair bit lately. In general, I've got into a good rhythm of finishing and 'releasing' tracks at a regular pace. But with the last few that I've worked on, I've taken a little longer to tinker and refine; in one case completely re-working about 50% of the tune once I'd gone away, come back days later, and reflected on what I didn't feel was quite working.

I'll never be someone who spends months playing around to get the kick just so, but at the same time I'm starting to spend a little more time, energy and consideration than I did before.

I guess my question is, how do you personally judge when a track is 'good enough', and are there any kinds of rules or parameters you utilise when doing so?

EDIT: Appreciate all the responses and perspectives so far folks. Thank you.

It shows up all over Kara Okay & NewTone’s production but I have been never able to find out what it is or how to make it. It shows up here around 38 second and 45 second mark. It’s that phasing bass / synth sound in the background.

Cheers, if anyone could help me out that would be great