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Melody Showcase.
I happened to notice the absence of a melody topic here.
If you have any melodies you would like to show off or get critique on, drop them here. Listening to other's material is also a good source for inspiration.
Here's a few of my own I've recently made.
4 melodies on one .mp3 sample, all with 2 variants each.
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Excuse the slight hardstyle-ness of these ones, I'm just liking the patterns at the moment. 
i have not got a riff to post up just yet but in light of this post i will have a play and post some up.
but i am truly fealing rank 1 l.e.d there be light

Re: Melody Showcase.
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| Originally posted by Kage_ I happened to notice the absence of a melody topic here. If you have any melodies you would like to show off or get critique on, drop them here. Listening to other's material is also a good source for inspiration. Here's a few of my own I've recently made. 4 melodies on one .mp3 sample, all with 2 variants each. [[ LINK REMOVED ]] Excuse the slight hardstyle-ness of these ones, I'm just liking the patterns at the moment. |
i'm working on this track right now.
Just a typical supersaw arp
Made it in 5 mins, tell me what you think 
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| Originally posted by noicuc Just a typical supersaw arp Made it in 5 mins, tell me what you think ![]() [[ LINK REMOVED ]] |
You really fuss this much over a melody? A melody is like a concept, a rough design, takes a few minutes maybe to hammer out; most of the work is in the variations, modulations, and all of the accompanying harmonies and rhythms - the implementation, so to speak.
There are pretty simple guidelines for a good melody; stay in key/mode (or follow standard modulations), use more small intervals than big leaps, have some idea of what your chord progression is going to be and make sure you include consonant notes (unless you really know what you're doing).
I'd say the third one might have some potential, notwithstanding the supersaw which I thought died years ago, but it all depends on what you do with it. The others are totally undanceable and sound vaguely VGMish (IMO).
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| Originally posted by DigiNut You really fuss this much over a melody? A melody is like a concept, a rough design, takes a few minutes maybe to hammer out; most of the work is in the variations, modulations, and all of the accompanying harmonies and rhythms - the implementation, so to speak. There are pretty simple guidelines for a good melody; stay in key/mode (or follow standard modulations), use more small intervals than big leaps, have some idea of what your chord progression is going to be and make sure you include consonant notes (unless you really know what you're doing). I'd say the third one might have some potential, notwithstanding the supersaw which I thought died years ago, but it all depends on what you do with it. The others are totally undanceable and sound vaguely VGMish (IMO). |
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| Originally posted by noicuc The supersaw , dead? Maybe , maybe not.. |
This looks suspiciously similar to the thread I made not long ago that got 0 replies...

It was called inspirational clips, reqesting pretty much the same thing 
Speaking of which, here is a song i made in november or so of last year, its pretty spiffy i think: http://tindeck.com/listen/nyxx
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| Originally posted by cronodevir This looks suspiciously similar to the thread I made not long ago that got 0 replies... ![]() It was called inspirational clips, reqesting pretty much the same thing ![]() Speaking of which, here is a song i made in november or so of last year, its pretty spiffy i think: http://tindeck.com/listen/nyxx |
Too hardstyle "reach for the lasers" for me, sorry.
Here is one from me, never seem to be able to get the bassline right on this one, or drums for that matter
www.subtleinc.net/unknowntracksample.mp3
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