Description : Yes its a bit short but I didn't really know where else to go with it. I kinda like how it is but if you think you can do something with it feel free. Please comment so I know how you feel and check out my Soundcloud as well! Thanks! :)
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/alleycatluca
Description : chill out song...chrisneal-paintbrush drums and jrsaget-just tell me drums...thanx!
Description : Sounds of the sea and trippy acidy washes with a cool beat and some live acoustic guitar. Written in Cubase with live guitar and keys etc. The sound of the sea and birds was recorded on the beach where I used to live. After moving to the city one sunny day I was telling stories to a friend about living by the sea and started making this track.
Description : Smooth and Groovy and Progressive
Please leave your opinion if you have one
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This is the rough draft. To hear the final version, you can find the official release on streaming services and bandcamp.
Description : What to say about this one?...Toyed a bit more than usual with echo and delay....and the result is here...:)
Description : a song about that special moment when the day is almost over and the night hasn't yet begun and the sunset baths the world around you in red light..... it is a song about freedom ..... usually I never say that, but this one is almost perfect ...... peace, rei
Description : Just another chillout...:)
Description : Spacey and Dancey and Lo-Fiey and Synthwavey
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This is the rough draft. To hear the final version, you can find the official release on streaming services and bandcamp.
Description : Thanks guys for all the support!! I have more material coming soon!!!
Description : Many of you know well that Tumbleweed & Orlando collabs are pretty much well established tradition within LM society by now, and here is the newest example to reinforce that tradition. It's probably the last this year (yet never take it for granted) and I think it has (although not particularly intended) a bit of that seasonal celebrative nature, thus fitting quite well into this festive feel of December. Despite providing it's share of melancholic tones (you can bet who is responsible...haha...) it's a quite happy tune overall...and it doesn't bite, so you're all most welcome to listen and comment !... As always my sincere thanks to Ed !
Description : Another track I created quickly after hearing Minor2Go acoustic Guitar loop yesterday 7-19-2018.
Time to relax your mind!
Minor2GO guitars-unlimited-summer-sun-75bpm-pop-acoustic-guitar-loop
Description : Spacey and Synthwavey and Chill
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This is the rough draft. To hear the final version, you can find the official release on streaming services and bandcamp.
Description : The spring is in full motion over here and I guess it helped me quite a bit to complete my part of the job on yet another exciting collab with maestro Tumbleweed. Most of our collab works contain at least some aspect which demonstrates something out of ordinary one or another way. This time we got a peculiar combination of mysticism and merciless attacks of soapiness (my bad....haha)....So let's listen to hear whether I'm right or not!....:) As always on such occasions, all my thanks to Ed !
Description : Hi guys another vocal from me, this time Matthias gave his blessing. It's to his beautiful return track chillout vibe. It's a tribute to my closest here on LM. My voice a few ways including, the balls to do a harmony channel too. There's 30+ shout outs, so listen up, you may here your name. It's community based and some of you play characters. Switch the fucking volume UP, it's a builder. Love the Stokesey and Cyber lines :))) Sorry girls it was a lads love in.
Description : I was inspired by 2 looperman loops created today and came up with this track. Thanks to the following:
Pad loop by Minor2Go
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Drums by SushiBawa -
/loops/detail/131170/beat-158-158bpm-trap-drum-loop
Description : For all of you in isolation who might need a little ...
Remastered version with Grand Piano by Jynxz.
Dope track. Nearly hit the dl to start writing. I didn't because I thought the drums where a bit fast for this arrangement. That's just my personal opinion as an artist though. The chords are very captivating and I immediately wanted to tell a story. Love to hear it again after you add the melody. I see some have suggested piano, strings ECT. I think a subtle violin should do the trick.
Great job, I enjoyed the listen.
-T2
very cool tracky...
it could be a trailer or soundtrack music for a film based on the true, but sad story...it's heartfelt and generates much feelings til listening...my pc is old so I can't hear properly but is that a guitar on the begining main line?
great job, handshake, Danke
It certainly creates a mood. Some things can be simple and short. It is what it is. A haiku, for example. Should you extend it into a sonnet? Well, then it becomes a different thing. I think it can exist as a short piece - AND you can try to extend it as was suggested in another comment and see what happens. But don't lose the short piece - it's a nice moment.
This is SO annoying. I had written you a very long comment and then for some strange reason, my browser "reloaded the page because it was using significant memory" and I lost everything. I'm not going to recreate my full comment. Here's the short version.
I really like this track. Sounded very "rich".
Ronabo is really good. I'd be very interested in hearing what he comes up with with your track.
But, and here I'm going to be blunt, I think you've given up to easily trying to extend the track. It has great promise. I know the situation you are in very well because I find it really hard to figure out a new section and new chord progression once I've mentally locked into a track and spent a lot of time getting it to sound right. It's a habit I'm trying to break, but it's hard. I'm forcing myself to work on creating tracks with more varied structure.
I think your track is a really good start and that it deserves a bit more effort to extend it. If you can do something that sounds this good, you can take it the next step.
Step back from the track for a few days, then give it 30 minutes of effort to see what chord sequence would work as the next section. I put the last 4 bars of the track on loop/repeat, but extend the repeat area out at least 8 to 16 bars beyond the end of the track. Then, I just activate a new instrument track with a piano instrument and fiddle around experimenting with chords until I find the first chord that works with the last chord of the first section. That's your starting point for the new section.
If I knew more about music theory and song structure I'd probably know what chords would work, but I don't so I have to figure it out by experimentation. Sometimes it works. Sometimes it doesn't. But it's worth making the effort. I think it gets easier the more you try.
Regards,
Eric
Nice Vibe. I would love to lay some piano and strings on this. I love the chords.