Well it stomps my music into the ground- and that's a compliment to my music.
Have you ever tried deflemask? it's used to make old school 8 bit video game soundtracks or you can create some unique sounds, that with the hydrogen
drum machine and a guitar and you've got yourself a hit.
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Btw really appreciate your honest comment. After a bit thinking this piece without vocals came to my mind. I used to use more electronic tones in my
music:
I can't rate deflemask highly enough, it has attack, sustain, delay...it's like a super Nintendo making love to a synthesizer. but of course you need
audacity, defle and hydrogen to get a threesome.
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Your singing is good your cords still need work
if you look at the music in the link you provided listen Close to the lows and one dobble high .
I dont usually do music but your close very close .
Music is art and it takes someone who has that kind of skill to get it perfect .
You ovesly have the skill ( nice being born with it isnt it?
Anyway having it is just the start perfecting it is the goal .
Your good enough for the ( bars ? that host music now .
Overall nice composition, belki. Maybe you can polish the vocals a bit and slow the riff transitions after 0:25. There is potential in it. With a bit
of touch it might turn very good song
Thank you. Yes this is a song I just left for rest. Maybe some days maybe a year after I hopefully will solve the problems which you mentioned as I am
aware. Sometimes its better to leave it and start a new song and listen to the old one when you have time. They change a lot and maybe you re-record
with a different color, soul, and maybe you just get the riff and make a whole new song you know. =)
Don't you dare stop composing! Finish the song! Oh you have a couple of private messages. I know for many of us, the envelope isn't turning white to
alert us of a message so I'm mentioning it here.