Newb Here. Electronic House of Sorts?
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- KVRist
- 40 posts since 12 Nov, 2009
Just to show how new I am to electronic music, heres a thread I wrote earlier today in 'Getting Started' forum. http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic ... 93#3848893
Like I mentioned, I am not a DJ. I have no turntables or mixers. I just love to write music with ableton live and my midi keyboard.
Heres my first stab at electronic house music. This track moves me, and I'd LOVE to hear your opinions and suggestions.
DONT GO EASY.
http://www.pcjock.com/track01.mp3
Like I mentioned, I am not a DJ. I have no turntables or mixers. I just love to write music with ableton live and my midi keyboard.
Heres my first stab at electronic house music. This track moves me, and I'd LOVE to hear your opinions and suggestions.
DONT GO EASY.
http://www.pcjock.com/track01.mp3
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- Banned
- 4072 posts since 7 Nov, 2007
you have a knack for house music. At least, that is what it sounds like to me, although you should consider, I listened on Lap Top SpeaKerz...............
Anyways, you productions are new, and if I had one major critique. Its the, "farting kick drums," at the beginning of the track.
Anyways, the rest of the track was well composed, if not sounding like a pro-production, and the sounds you choose worked well together, although, might have benefited from a little tweaking, but don't quote me on that..... why?
l P speakerz, once again......
Cool! Keep posting,
cheers
Anyways, you productions are new, and if I had one major critique. Its the, "farting kick drums," at the beginning of the track.
Anyways, the rest of the track was well composed, if not sounding like a pro-production, and the sounds you choose worked well together, although, might have benefited from a little tweaking, but don't quote me on that..... why?
l P speakerz, once again......
Cool! Keep posting,
cheers
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 40 posts since 12 Nov, 2009
That gave me 'the warm and fuzzies'.ckatrun411 wrote:you have a knack for house music.
Just posted another track. In another thread: http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=269205 Its a very old one, from before I really learned the basics of ableton.
The fart noise may actually sound different with real speakers or headphones. Check it out when you get a chance. Its actually a really really low note that kinda reminded me of a busted bass string.ckatrun411 wrote:Its the, "farting kick drums," at the beginning of the track.
Anyways thank you ckatrun411! I'll keep posted new stuff!
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- KVRist
- 163 posts since 2 Oct, 2008
hi, i didnt mind the fart noise
....its all in there to add spice.
the opening chord stabs that run through the track could benefit from some filter modulation to add some texture.
the (what sounds like 8 bit) lead that comes in at 1.31 is quite harsh, whilst ok in small doses, if this where a dance release playing in a club, ears would suffer
some extra drum or perc fills would be good
cymbals
keep it up mate. make every track your next best track.
and my mantra "good enough isnt good enough"
have fun
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the opening chord stabs that run through the track could benefit from some filter modulation to add some texture.
the (what sounds like 8 bit) lead that comes in at 1.31 is quite harsh, whilst ok in small doses, if this where a dance release playing in a club, ears would suffer
some extra drum or perc fills would be good
cymbals
keep it up mate. make every track your next best track.
and my mantra "good enough isnt good enough"
have fun
d
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 40 posts since 12 Nov, 2009
I will do this thank you!dixie237 wrote: the opening chord stabs that run through the track could benefit from some filter modulation to add some texture.
I think the goal here was to make it somewhat of an 80's power metalish lead guitar, but I know exactly what you are saying. Can you recommend a good instrument to accomplish this? I also plan to add some variation to this lead so its not so repetitive.dixie237 wrote:the (what sounds like 8 bit) lead that comes in at 1.31 is quite harsh, whilst ok in small doses, if this where a dance release playing in a club, ears would suffer![]()
This is currently my weak point. I tend to focus more on melody over drums. I usually start off by getting a good beat going. Once I get the melody going, I tend to lose motivation on building new drum variations, so I keep what I have and add minor tweaks... Now that its been pointed out, I'll try my hardest to add some drum beat variations to my tracks.dixie237 wrote:some extra drum or perc fills would be good![]()
Do you think I need more?dixie237 wrote:cymbals![]()
Thanks so much for your constructive criticism dixie! I'll post this exact track in this thread with your recomendations. I look forward to hearing more from you!
