LINEARFADE

Hi Chris.

Thank you so much for your interest, I'm flattered.
The vocals are nothing special; I used AI because if I sang them myself, I know people would have nightmares for weeks, haha. With the help of ChatGPT, I adapted the lyrics I had in mind into English (I don't speak English) to make them sound good using different words.
Once I had the lyrics, I went to Suno.
I told the AI: "An a cappella female voice for a chill house track. The chord progression is B-Ebm-Db-G#m, tempo 120 BPM, each chord lasts 8 bars. A soft, ethereal, and sweet female voice with a warm and emotive tone. The performance is intimate and expressive, with whispered textures and clear pronunciation. Avoid excessive vibrato or an aggressive performance. Maintain a soft, calm, and hypnotic tone."

I also explained the song's structure to him and how he should interpret each part of it.
After several attempts, we came up with something I liked.

Thank you! I really appreciate it.

thankyou Chris, now you introduce yourself, I feel i can use your name now lol, your experience and feedback are welcomed, I'm still really learning the best ways I was a complete novice 6 years ago a looper, its only the last few years I started doing more myself and started to invest in kit a better interface and mic. I have a dedicated air button to bring the vox forward, but the vox were recorded loud i could take a few db off lol, it was my first go with it all, with tweaks I'll improve the levels but I created a loud artist, now i can't shed him lol, thanks your time its appreciated

Chris so sorry i missed this comment, i pride myself on replying to anybody that gives me their time, so I'm very annoyed with myself,
i had so much fun on this, i think it was the thumping beat and bass, i delivered it tongue in cheek with a huge smile on my face, i really got on the vibe, the great thing with finding music is you sometimes find your true self and maybe talents you never knew you had, I do like minimalist believe it or not, dimestop is the bloody extravagant noise in my head tho, thanks for the listen

Hi Chris, thank you for your feedback, which is deeply appreciated. Glad you like my song. Best wishes, Ben

Thank you so much Chris

LINEARFADE! Greetings. The detail you shared in your feedback is very helpful. I'm still learning and this type of track requires a lot of consideration for many different elements. It's also great to know a few listens was necessary to draw a fair conclusion. It's good to know this effort proved to be a decent listen.

Peace,

Mark

Thank you LINEARFADE!

In this second song, I used Odarka's voice again; it helps me create a melody. I make this kind of music because it comes most easily to me, and I also enjoy it. I'm not a musician, and I practically learn everything by ear. I use the circle of fifths to figure out which chords I can combine. At my age, I'm content simply enjoying creating and the satisfaction of having my close friends listen to what I do.

By the way, I appreciate your offer to send me the album when you release it, but I think what you do is so good that it should be paid for, which I'll gladly do.

Thank you very much for listening to my music and commenting on it.
Best regards, Juan Carlos

Hello my Greek friend,
These feelings about wars where lives are lost and the future becomes less bright and promising, are universal and timeless. Every country has its Unknown Heroes who embody the world's excellence and deserve our love and deep respect. The poem was written many years ago, and it is wonderful to hear that it moved you. Se eyxaristo poly gia to omorfo scholio sou.
Best regards,
Anthony

Geia sou Chris
I am really glad you enjoyed my song, and making you happy is one of the main reasons I created it. You speak this language, so you know how expressive it can be. It can be complex or simple, but when it brings happiness, it's not just beautiful, it's a blessing. That made me feel twice as happy, my friend.
Best wishes, Anthony

Hello Chris
I am often unsure about the genre, but since ambient is such a broad category, this song might fit. What makes me curious is that my tracks (which I call ambients) have many rhythmic, percussive elements, and I am not sure if that's typical for the ambient genre. Still, if it resonates with your sense of ambient music, that's a good sign.
Best wishes, Anthony

Thank you so much for your kind words. I had just bought the PC, keyboard, etc., and I didn't know where to start. Odarka's voice inspired me, and this is what came out. I guess it was beginner's luck, haha. Cheers!

Thanks, glad you like it, and thanks for the feedback.

I am just a hobbyist who likes to tinker; I do not strive for fame or fortune and am absolutely not a sound engineer, or even a singer. I have tinnitus and miss some frequencies because of it, but oh well, it's just a hobby. For professional quality, you could ask Robin for the stems, perhaps reuse my idea, adapt the lyrics, and find a good singer (or singers) to produce a professional track that might actually stand a chance of becoming successful; it would be nice if my ideas led to something good :)

Robins work is as-is, just touched the ending, but I used Ozone Imager to add some extra width on the beat and vocals.

But again, thanks for the comment and feedback, appreciate it.

Thank you so much for listening to us ;)

Thank you for venturing out of your usual zone and the lovely feedback ;)

Thank you :)

Thank you so much for your comment. I'm just learning how to use Reaper, and I used the free VSTs I mentioned in the description.

Hello there,
Thank you so much for visiting and listening to my music. It is so pleasant to read that you liked it and that these three things came to your mind. Greece, sea and dance. Your music is great, I am already a fun and I will soon visit to listen to more of your works.
Best wishes, Antonis.

Hi Beatjazz.....I appreciate your comments and listening to the track....I agree the second volume could be a little more uplifted....it did sound a little minimal at recording but I went with it......may to address. I do thank you again for your review.

Hi BeatJazz,

thank you for your kind comment.

Yes, the order you mentioned is correct: The description of what we actually think we will find in space when we already have the indescribable beauty here was there first and only then did the song come; it was actually superimposed on the description and not, conversely, the description was given to the song afterwards. I am very happy if the song is perceived by you or the listener as this harmonious whole.

Kind regards

Seelengold