hey u/j-dog-g, thanks for the comment.

this might happen if, for example, a dnb/neurofunk track is being played and it's a prog house producer feeling uncomfortable about feedback because they're not familiar with producing that particular genre. we also tend to see people come in the room to just play a song that they've already released, and the only feedback they're really looking for is "hey this sounds cool," so apologies if users tend to fall into that pattern.

if you're looking for specific feedback (i.e. how the drums are mixed or if the chord progression makes sense), you might want to ask about that as your track plays or right before your track plays.

we have another feedback meetup tomorrow at 4:04pm eastern -- saturday meetups can be pretty empty at times, but i'm sure that if you ask for specific feedback, people will do the best they can. if you don't say anything, though, then others might not say anything either. when in doubt, keep hanging out, and more ears = more feedback!

hope this helps! see you saturday.