Musix

[Tazero]

Okay so .. As you most likely know I make music for fun as a hobby, Listening to Subsonic_Noise's music I started to make some new music and with Suploads audio streaming it's just that much easier, So my music is now New no old files here
Electronic/Dj/Synth
Rave Up NEW
House Dj
Buddump
Rock/Punk/Metal
Petal(Punk-Metal)
House Jam(HJ) Acoustic/electric no name.
80's Synth Rock
Classical/Ballad/Power Ballad
No Glory - Supposed to feel like there was a war going on a soldier comes back to find he lost everything, not to the war but in his heart.





COVERS

Dammit-Blink182 - I was messing around on my guitar and this is the result =D (Audacity for the Flanger and Echoes (delay))
Dammit acoustic cover with vocals

[winkio]

It's very good, but it's a little too generic. 

[Tazero]

Thanks , All criticism helps. 

[Starrodkirby86]

Off to a good start. Better than your old works, of course.

I wouldn't imagine "No Glory" the way you would though, just sayin'. I can't exactly point out anything bad with it, but I can't say there's things that are truly rememberable. Yeah, I guess that falls in the generic category. But it makes a good start here~

[Diokatsu]

Make a song I can make stepmania steps to
AKA
no generic patterns
Shit doens't even have to sound good just make it weird and cool

[Starrodkirby86]

It also helps to be listening to lots of instrumental songs. You can easily find those if you play rhythm games, since there's a plethora of interesting melodies.

...Or many video games in general with kick-butt soundtracks.

The more you listen to, the more inspiration you can get.

[winkio]

It also helps to be listening to lots of instrumental songs. You can easily find those if you play rhythm games, since there's a plethora of interesting melodies.

...Or many video games in general with kick-butt soundtracks.

The more you listen to, the more inspiration you can get.

I agree, except it doesn't even have to be any certain type of music.  My recommendation is just to listed to a lot of music, and a lot of different types of music.  If you want to fully understand musical composition, learn some music theory.  It sucks (as in, it's boring), but it's such a good foundation for knowing how things sound.

[Subsonic_Noise]

It also helps to be listening to lots of instrumental songs. You can easily find those if you play rhythm games, since there's a plethora of interesting melodies.

...Or many video games in general with kick-butt soundtracks.

The more you listen to, the more inspiration you can get.

I agree, except it doesn't even have to be any certain type of music.  My recommendation is just to listed to a lot of music, and a lot of different types of music.  If you want to fully understand musical composition, learn some music theory.  It sucks (as in, it's boring), but it's such a good foundation for knowing how things sound.

I don't think it sucks, it can be really facinating.
But yeah, listen to alot of music, and find some that has a kind of sound that you like, then try to find out why it sounds like that. That's what I did xD

I don't think it will help you xD, but bands that really inspire me are Primus, Miumi (from my area xD), Apocalyptica, Radare, Long distance calling (intrumental rock), Serj Tankian, Buckethead and actually many others. And you should try to listen to the soundtrack of eternal sonata, or to soundtracks from Motoi Sakuraba in general, he really is amazing.

I couldn't listen to all your songs so far, but the one I heard (House party) is quite good, just abit repetive, but catchy ^^ I would recommend you to put in some voice samples though. You'll have to find out what suits it most, I myself use samples from the police radio and politician speeches for my industrial song, but that wouldn't fit yours xD
Good thing my music made you write new songs though xD

[Tazero]

*bump* new songs please comment. 

[Tazero]

.Bump. New songs

[Subsonic_Noise]

I guess "Rave Up" is the new one? Well, it doesn't sound too much like rave at first, though the piano melody is nice. The tempo change comes a bit sudden, you might have to work on that a bit. Also, try to come up with something to "fill up" the mix. Any kind of instrument that plays in the bass frequencies should work.
Overall, it's nice, but needs some work still.

Also, do you use any kind of premade samples? Just am curious.

Can't say much about the cover, it's blink 182 after all.

[Tazero]

I guess "Rave Up" is the new one? Well, it doesn't sound too much like rave at first, though the piano melody is nice. The tempo change comes a bit sudden, you might have to work on that a bit. Also, try to come up with something to "fill up" the mix. Any kind of instrument that plays in the bass frequencies should work.
Overall, it's nice, but needs some work still.

Also, do you use any kind of premade samples? Just am curious.

Can't say much about the cover, it's blink 182 after all.

I used mixcraft 4 so it's like ALL premade o_o I really don't use that much now.

[Subsonic_Noise]

I guess "Rave Up" is the new one? Well, it doesn't sound too much like rave at first, though the piano melody is nice. The tempo change comes a bit sudden, you might have to work on that a bit. Also, try to come up with something to "fill up" the mix. Any kind of instrument that plays in the bass frequencies should work.
Overall, it's nice, but needs some work still.

Also, do you use any kind of premade samples? Just am curious.

Can't say much about the cover, it's blink 182 after all.

I used mixcraft 4 so it's like ALL premade o_o I really don't use that much now.

Noticed that. Sounded just too generic and perfect.

[Tazero]

Oh, Thanks :V

[Subsonic_Noise]

Oh, Thanks :V

well, let's just say the synths did some stuff you're not supposed to be able to do. xD

[Tazero]

Whatever! Out of my topic, *Turns off in a huff*








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[Tazero]

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