http://soundcloud.com/jcsd/groups_a
I don't listen to a lot of electronic music, so I'd appreciate a critque of this or any other of my electronic tunes. I apoligize for using the overused sample that used to come bundled with FL Studio, but it just fitted in perfectly!
Not much in the way of variation to the track, such as tempo changes, other drum beats added as fills perhaps? Drop outs, other instruments coming in, a crescendo, quiet pieces, space.
http://soundcloud.com/steve-hon/got-a-uke
all ukulele apart from drums which are drums and the small child which is a small child
how dare you accuse me of singingMungy, seriously, I could see this track working if you stopped singing and recruited a female vocalist for the singing parts. Keep the small child in for added interest (it works), but not too much of it.
Heres sumthing crazy!!!!
http://snd.sc/pVgbyH
Hope you enjoy... check me out soundcloud.com/quadders
A whole variety of genres and tunes.....
Heres sumthing crazy!!!!
http://snd.sc/pVgbyH
Hope you enjoy... check me out soundcloud.com/quadders
A whole variety of genres and tunes.....
These are a couple of recent creations:
http://soundcloud.com/contactpieces/riffertonics/s-a4FKX
http://soundcloud.com/contactpieces/voxpop/s-hOCme
I'm rubbish at describing music well but the first one is built around a dreamy Hi-Tech Jazz style UR groove and the second is more of a flat-out dizzying synths and guitars workout.
The second track feels a bit cramped - no space at all and I can't detect any melody. The first is more easy on the ear. You have a good vocal style.
I wasn't aware of the philosophical thought behind the track. I was just giving you my thoughts on the music production. Social chaos and genocide, although harsh subject matter can be musically pleasing to the ear. I cite 'Armagideon Time' by The Clash as an example.
There's no doubt it can be but it doesn't have to be.
check out this little ditty