Yeah, anytime. Just dropping some stuff to get you moving in the right direction. Just keep in mind that it's most important that you are happy with you're music first. Just keep growing and learning from there my friend and you will get better!
thanks for the comments, yes i have some good headphones (Turtle Beaches with surround sound) and i figured that you would have some good comments so i saved the file and i will fix it a little when i get the chance. thanks for the comments, when writing my notes i feel like i might not have them to the same beat or tempo my song will sound wrong,
If you already have some good headphones, then disregard that by the way. The other thing is the tracks volume is rather high and there's some rough spots, so you want to practice with mixing fx and simple mastering on your master channel (you have to click down the master channel from the options header in the studio). Just drop your volume with the master channel and cut your mids with the equalizer by ear. Not bad overall though, just takes time, learning, and experimenting to get better.
Interesting. Well, first let me suggest that you get a decent pair of headphones before anything else so that you can really hear all of the sounds well. Also, just try to write your own notes in if you're using MIDI's, so that it's as original as possible. The older users have heard the same MIDI and sample patterns millions of times, so the more original you can be the better. I liked the intro and compositionally it's good for a beginner, but try not to ever end a track out of nowhere like that.
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Cyprasonic (a.k.a) Doc Regals
Yeah, anytime. Just dropping some stuff to get you moving in the right direction. Just keep in mind that it's most important that you are happy with you're music first. Just keep growing and learning from there my friend and you will get better!
BassGould
i had forgotten to move the fade because i had more to the song but it didnt sound right so i cut it and forgot to move the fade
BassGould
thanks for the comments, yes i have some good headphones (Turtle Beaches with surround sound) and i figured that you would have some good comments so i saved the file and i will fix it a little when i get the chance. thanks for the comments, when writing my notes i feel like i might not have them to the same beat or tempo my song will sound wrong,
Cyprasonic (a.k.a) Doc Regals
If you already have some good headphones, then disregard that by the way. The other thing is the tracks volume is rather high and there's some rough spots, so you want to practice with mixing fx and simple mastering on your master channel (you have to click down the master channel from the options header in the studio). Just drop your volume with the master channel and cut your mids with the equalizer by ear. Not bad overall though, just takes time, learning, and experimenting to get better.
Cyprasonic (a.k.a) Doc Regals
Interesting. Well, first let me suggest that you get a decent pair of headphones before anything else so that you can really hear all of the sounds well. Also, just try to write your own notes in if you're using MIDI's, so that it's as original as possible. The older users have heard the same MIDI and sample patterns millions of times, so the more original you can be the better. I liked the intro and compositionally it's good for a beginner, but try not to ever end a track out of nowhere like that.