Nice song ... Terrific ;-)
It reminds me a bit of the early 80s pop songs, a very sweet melodies with a delicate arrangement. Well done.
Ciao, Domenico
PS: I refrained from commenting in Italian... but in case you should need a bass track for one of your songs, don't hesitate to PM me in our mother language!
When i read "terrific" i thought... "is my track so crappy? :( "... then i translated in italian and there are more positive meaning in that word... so, is terrible or faboulous? ahah Thanks!
That was a really nice mix Henry, have you ever looked into putting your music up for sync placement? This was so chill I felt like it would fit perfect in videogame like a megaman or something, don't take that the wrong way, that's a good thing, mega man has good music. I like to produce edm/electronic music too so I have looked into it a bit myself, that's why I ask.
English is not my language, so I don't understand what you mean by "so chill", sorry.
As for videogames, I never thought about it (and especially for this track, which consists of pre-recorded and subsequently assembled samples), as I never (yet) ever thought of submit my demos to some record company . This is because I never studied music, I can't play any instrument and I would consider offensive to all those who, instead, have studied music with great difficulty, creeping into the world of professionals (until I have learned to play at least one instrument ).
At the moment my job is another, I prefer to think of my music as a pure and simple hobby, far from market logic, sales numbers and various successes. I am satisfied that I like it mainly, and then to the listener. (It also applies to other types of professional use, soundtrack for video games, background music with youtube style, etc.).
In any case, the advice I give you is that you have to produce music that you like, regardless of the genre, believe in what you do even if it will remain a pearl that you only know, don't reason based on logics you are not (I guess) directly involved. You would just end up being a bad copy of something you've already heard. You will have to work a lot on the sensations that your music must transmit (especially to you), listen to and listen to millions of times the composition and never, never, never be in a hurry to release. I made this mistake in the past, realizing that I could do a lot better and that, very often, many good songs are underestimated because of details that are not taken care of.
Work on your feelings when you make music: if you put your soul into it, even the listener will realize it and appreciate it, believe me.
lol so I definitely got caught off guard with that.. I wasn't expecting to hear the Pop Blue progression for some reason so that was humorous to me.. Your piano was a bit wet and runny in a few points throughout but I think if you were to automate a light dither in those sections you'd do just fine.. It sounds like it's issue is it's given too much room by itself during it's runoff for each key/chord but I can also tell that the emptiness is intentional and it matches the character of the song.
Overall great work, clear, concise, not muddied, every element had it's place and character.. your arrangement was fun and pushed the song forward which was a good choice for the feel.
English is not my language, I hope I understand what you mean :) Although I enjoy giving advice to all users on how to improve their songs, since I am not a professional musician there are a lot of things that I still don't understand or i don't know about the "job" of making music. It is therefore obvious that there are certainly things to improve even in my compositions, although I think they are perfect :)
Said that, I think I understand where the problem you mentioned is: I should click on the "Cut itself" button, so the different played notes don't overlap in the decay.
As for "Blue", the clue was already in the title, so in the description I warned that I was using a famous song, but not which song! :)
Oh yes, the whole arrangement is derived from the feeling of discomfort and suffering that transpires from Patricia's performance ("When you loose something you can't replace", as Chris Martin sings on "Fix You").
You know, I like to change the state of things sometimes, I love the different points of view. Inserting the Blue piano loop into a song with a (too) poignant taste is a point of view unexplored so far, of that legendary song.
Sounds strange that you find it funny, it should have made you cry! : D
Well Since we can't edit our comments or comment on our own stuff which is exhausting not being able to, they should change that. Anyways...Regarding the "waveform" in my Post Malone track as you called it, you can only hear that for the first 10 seconds after that you can't hear it anymore. Just sayin...
Unfortunately my level of English is still not as good as I would like (lol). Ok, now it's all clear. (I found the same acapella, I realized that you also worked on the voice, you didn't just put it on the base, congratulations)
You know, I thought it sounded good before but then that piano came in and I was dragged in. That sample from Eiffel will always be one of my favorites, and they are in my top 10 bands of all time if I must admit :P
"Tha hell is wrong with you???"
"My darkside raised uuuuuupppp.... rooooaarrr"
(figure me laughing as fool, lol)
I din't expect you set this as fav, neither download! So you can play this with your car horn while driving, while the stereo speakers ask for mercy for the distortion!
Wow! I think I held my breath the whole 3:02! Blue never sounded like such a good thing. You have given this such a beautiful muzical environment, so warm and peaceful. I absolutely LOVE it!!! :-)
Really?? Oh wooo hooo... i can't believe :) :) That's tha kind of mood i want for my project... and i know you can do some magic with your mastery :) Luv Ya.
Dieu merci, vous l'avez au moins reconnu! Je suis très attaché à la chanson originale, parce que cela faisait partie de mon adolescence et aussi parce que j'avais alors une vie extrêmement difficile et compliquée, mais j'ai réussi à m'en sortir. Même moi, je n'aurais jamais cru utiliser le piano autant, même si c'est un instrument que j'aime beaucoup, je voulais qu'il soit le protagoniste de la composition. Si vous vous engagez vous réussirez, je n'en doute pas!
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It reminds me a bit of the early 80s pop songs, a very sweet melodies with a delicate arrangement. Well done.
Ciao, Domenico
PS: I refrained from commenting in Italian... but in case you should need a bass track for one of your songs, don't hesitate to PM me in our mother language!
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As for videogames, I never thought about it (and especially for this track, which consists of pre-recorded and subsequently assembled samples), as I never (yet) ever thought of submit my demos to some record company . This is because I never studied music, I can't play any instrument and I would consider offensive to all those who, instead, have studied music with great difficulty, creeping into the world of professionals (until I have learned to play at least one instrument ).
At the moment my job is another, I prefer to think of my music as a pure and simple hobby, far from market logic, sales numbers and various successes. I am satisfied that I like it mainly, and then to the listener. (It also applies to other types of professional use, soundtrack for video games, background music with youtube style, etc.).
In any case, the advice I give you is that you have to produce music that you like, regardless of the genre, believe in what you do even if it will remain a pearl that you only know, don't reason based on logics you are not (I guess) directly involved. You would just end up being a bad copy of something you've already heard. You will have to work a lot on the sensations that your music must transmit (especially to you), listen to and listen to millions of times the composition and never, never, never be in a hurry to release. I made this mistake in the past, realizing that I could do a lot better and that, very often, many good songs are underestimated because of details that are not taken care of.
Work on your feelings when you make music: if you put your soul into it, even the listener will realize it and appreciate it, believe me.
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There is a cool dark undertone to the track making it mysterious and deep and brooding. Well done!
Wayne
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Overall great work, clear, concise, not muddied, every element had it's place and character.. your arrangement was fun and pushed the song forward which was a good choice for the feel.
Said that, I think I understand where the problem you mentioned is: I should click on the "Cut itself" button, so the different played notes don't overlap in the decay.
As for "Blue", the clue was already in the title, so in the description I warned that I was using a famous song, but not which song! :)
Oh yes, the whole arrangement is derived from the feeling of discomfort and suffering that transpires from Patricia's performance ("When you loose something you can't replace", as Chris Martin sings on "Fix You").
You know, I like to change the state of things sometimes, I love the different points of view. Inserting the Blue piano loop into a song with a (too) poignant taste is a point of view unexplored so far, of that legendary song.
Sounds strange that you find it funny, it should have made you cry! : D
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"My darkside raised uuuuuupppp.... rooooaarrr"
(figure me laughing as fool, lol)
I din't expect you set this as fav, neither download! So you can play this with your car horn while driving, while the stereo speakers ask for mercy for the distortion!
Gahhhhhhhhhhh!
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Non riesco a creare una canzone per pianoforte: p.
Sto tirando il mio cappello