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"im going to continue making this crazy stuff then after a while my style will be so sick that you will be like damn suuun that shit is so sick i dont even get it. i will be like bro its ok.. you dont have to." -omgdonut
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"im going to continue making this crazy stuff then after a while my style will be so sick that you will be like damn suuun that shit is so sick i dont even get it. i will be like bro its ok.. you dont have to." -omgdonut
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"im going to continue making this crazy stuff then after a while my style will be so sick that you will be like damn suuun that shit is so sick i dont even get it. i will be like bro its ok.. you dont have to." -omgdonut
Yes, yes. This is top-notch work, Fezuke. I love all the types of rhythms and melodies you have going on here. Though I could see how you might feel limited or like you're running out of ways to get better. Or running out of ideas, even.
What comes to mind first is your drums. They weren't stagnating, but after hearing the same general sort of rhythm in such a dynamic song in terms of the lead instruments, it felt sort of out of place? Perhaps if you're looking to experiment and try something different, a refresher if you will, I would suggest trying to experiment with your drums. Perhaps let your drums help transition from section to section, have them indicate that a change is coming up soon. Try new samples, new types of drums. Experiment with other cultures with very different types of drums. And also I suppose you could try experimenting with other genres of music, while you're at it. I feel like it's a lot to ask, but honestly what would it hurt in terms of growth and learning?
Too many artists (very talented and very skilled at what they do) I see just playing it safe all the time. Same general feel, same ideas behind their work, and sad to say that sometimes it's hard to differentiate between some of their works, as it all just blends together in the memory.
I don't want to see that apply to you, Fezuke! You have great music and it's all quite technically sound, and no matter what the first few listens are always quite enjoyable. But, if I may, I would love to see you experiment with other genres of music, in order to try other methods of progression and tone setting. As well as to just get out of any stagnancy you may be dealing with.
This is just my two bits. And hopefully you understand that this is just a general suggestion and that I'm not trying to impose anything on you.
Still hope to see more. Sorry for my consistently long, droning posts. Everybody.
I totally agree about the drum statement. I rarely spend much time on them. I actually really don't like working on that. I really should because usually heavy metal drummers are pretty damn good and play some technical stuff. I just focus more on rhythms and melodies. Also I DO suffer from always the same feel/style with my tracks. I DID write some different stuff here and there, and they were mostly really fun to work on and more memorable as you say. Probably since you are new around here, you didn't get to hear them. This is why lately i've been having a blast doing little collabs with GoldenShower, Bari10 and IaTM. I wanna do a lot more collabs. I feel it's the best way to try different things. I can usually adapt to a lot of things, not saying i'm perfect at all of them, but I usually manage to bring something to the table somehow. People on the forums inspire me A LOT to try different things.
Yes, yes. This is top-notch work, Fezuke. I love all the types of rhythms and melodies you have going on here. Though I could see how you might feel limited or like you're running out of ways to get better. Or running out of ideas, even.
What comes to mind first is your drums. They weren't stagnating, but after hearing the same general sort of rhythm in such a dynamic song in terms of the lead instruments, it felt sort of out of place? Perhaps if you're looking to experiment and try something different, a refresher if you will, I would suggest trying to experiment with your drums. Perhaps let your drums help transition from section to section, have them indicate that a change is coming up soon. Try new samples, new types of drums. Experiment with other cultures with very different types of drums. And also I suppose you could try experimenting with other genres of music, while you're at it. I feel like it's a lot to ask, but honestly what would it hurt in terms of growth and learning?
Too many artists (very talented and very skilled at what they do) I see just playing it safe all the time. Same general feel, same ideas behind their work, and sad to say that sometimes it's hard to differentiate between some of their works, as it all just blends together in the memory.
I don't want to see that apply to you, Fezuke! You have great music and it's all quite technically sound, and no matter what the first few listens are always quite enjoyable. But, if I may, I would love to see you experiment with other genres of music, in order to try other methods of progression and tone setting. As well as to just get out of any stagnancy you may be dealing with.
This is just my two bits. And hopefully you understand that this is just a general suggestion and that I'm not trying to impose anything on you.
+1 all this, man. But Fezuke, don't get too carried away. Remember what the doctor said!
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Still hope to see more. Sorry for my consistently long, droning posts. Everybody.
No problem; as long as it's all helpful, then it's worth it. Silence may be golden, but knowledge is power.
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"im going to continue making this crazy stuff then after a while my style will be so sick that you will be like damn suuun that shit is so sick i dont even get it. i will be like bro its ok.. you dont have to." -omgdonut
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