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TREMPUSH'S MUSIC THREAD
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CloseHello, and welcome! :D
I've taken to making music with synthesized voices (programs like UTAU and Vocaloid), but there are some things I make that I can't figure out what to put lyrics to for the life of me, and they always remind me of game music for some reason.
Hence why I'm posting them here as finished pieces.
If there is anything here that you would like to use for something, leave a reply here and tell me what you're planning on using it in; I'd be excited to know, and I will gladly give you the original MP3. I will also put your username next to the link to the song on here, just as a way to keep track of where stuff is going.
Style/making: I use a combination of VST's and loops to make these. Mostly VST's, but I use the one or two loops as a base, usually. Style is... well, I don't know, really. You can listen and tell for yourself. Questions about song materials are welcome and will be answered.
Songs with wordless voices:
Vast sky: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWoNBInPyQk
Racing Time: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54k-QKQ2qck
Space Dream: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NrtHn-5_Oqs
Songs without voices:
Cruising: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_X1AMQZUpg4
Adventure time!: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vQZrTIvV3E
Update: just added 'Adventure Time!' short, but I can't figure out what else to do with it. :/
I've taken to making music with synthesized voices (programs like UTAU and Vocaloid), but there are some things I make that I can't figure out what to put lyrics to for the life of me, and they always remind me of game music for some reason.
Hence why I'm posting them here as finished pieces.
If there is anything here that you would like to use for something, leave a reply here and tell me what you're planning on using it in; I'd be excited to know, and I will gladly give you the original MP3. I will also put your username next to the link to the song on here, just as a way to keep track of where stuff is going.
Style/making: I use a combination of VST's and loops to make these. Mostly VST's, but I use the one or two loops as a base, usually. Style is... well, I don't know, really. You can listen and tell for yourself. Questions about song materials are welcome and will be answered.
Songs with wordless voices:
Vast sky: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWoNBInPyQk
Racing Time: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54k-QKQ2qck
Space Dream: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NrtHn-5_Oqs
Songs without voices:
Cruising: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_X1AMQZUpg4
Adventure time!: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vQZrTIvV3E
Update: just added 'Adventure Time!' short, but I can't figure out what else to do with it. :/
Your music sounds really cool. I really dig the way you utilize certain sounds to create different rhythms. I think "Space Dream" is my favorite one of them.
And a touch of constructive criticism, if I may. Perhaps this is the nature of the genre, but your songs seem somewhat repetitive. I would like to hear your songs open up, have a definite structure, perhaps move into a different progression and introduce new melodies.
It is good though!
And a touch of constructive criticism, if I may. Perhaps this is the nature of the genre, but your songs seem somewhat repetitive. I would like to hear your songs open up, have a definite structure, perhaps move into a different progression and introduce new melodies.
It is good though!
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thank you! And yes, that is one thing I struggle with; having variety in a song. I figure it's a process and that I just have to keep practicing, but I try to challenge myself every time I make a song by putting more melodies in it. Stretching them out longer is another thing that's challenging for me, too. :)
And don't worry, constructive criticism is definitely welcome.
And don't worry, constructive criticism is definitely welcome.
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