https://soundcloud.com/sonix431/assault-of-the-cyber-ponies
So I've (almost) finished my first piece of music and I was wondering if I could get some feedback on it. Plz try and keep the criticism constructive.
itroitnyah wrote:Very basic synths, no real change (always using the same patterns over and over), there isn't any energy, and is really empty.
1) Learn synth design, and learn how to make unique and powerful synths
2) when you listen to songs, start to analyze their structures (it sounds hard, but it really isn't), and find how many times they change patterns. It's recommended that you use a song of the same genre as this one. It's also a good idea to take a very popular song of the same genre and place it on the sequencer, but mute the track. Then structure your song around that song (with different synths and melodies/rhythms, of course)
3) Add in more synths, percussion, mix the drums better (usually by sidechaining them), just make sure that on the frequency analyzer, there aren't any huge spikes or dips in certain frequency ranges. That should help the song both in feeling more full and having more energy. Of course, the high end of the frequency spectrum won't be as high as the very low end, but do your best. Trust both your ears and your eyes. Your ears will help you where your eyes can't and vice versa.
itroitnyah wrote:Basic college courses. They're free and easy to take. Just sign up, download the videos, watch. You could also go to the MLR Beginners guide and read through that.
itroitnyah wrote:Sign up for them anyways and download the videos. You can just watch the videos on your own schedule, you don't need to be on time for anything.
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