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| Demilio |
| are u kidding me? no one? hehe... is it so bad? please guys... need some comments! |
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| File_Corrupted |
I liked them! :) But where did you find the vocals? Do you have a vocalist???
Really I have no complains! :)
Please visit www.myspace.com/filecorrupted and tell me what you think about my traks pls :) |
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| Demilio |
Tnx :):)
The vocals is by 2 different guys from Norway. The vocals on the sometimes track are by Ketil Thorsų from my first group named Endaxi and the 2 other is by Christian Dahl. I have put together these songs to form a new group named LuuX. Sometimes har infact been release before and been on the top 20 dancechart i denmark, but I'm gonna have another try on my new Album with the LuuX group.
I'm listening to your songs now :
I'm not so much into long trance songs so the first thing I'm gonna say is that you have to keep your songs in radio edit if you want to have a better chance to get them played on radios etc. The other thing is that you got to work alittle more with the sound quality and with picking out your sounds.. Stereo is absolutely an important thing in this matter... good quality stereo samples and sounds.
If you use softsynts the best ones to use are Spectrasonics : Stylus RMX, Atmosphere and Trilogy..
Then you have to get some vocals.. buy a microphone and get somebody to sing on your songs.. then people will automaticly get more interested in hearing your songs because then they have some lyrics to listen to with the melody.
you melodies are good and you can make music.. it's just that you have to find your own sound and your own way to do your songs.. Examples are Boomfunk MC's, ATB ++ they got theyre big break on songs that people recognize by the sound and groove in BF matter
Stay in line dude and good luck.. I think you are gonna do great in the music bizznizz ;)
By the way, what program do you use? |
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| File_Corrupted |
| Only FL Studio 6 + Z3TA + Vanguard for those 2 :) |
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| Demilio |
Try Cubase, Logic or Pro-tools... That is the most used software
All the software is easy to learn because they all have a common way to make the songs like pianoroll and sequence stuff... and the plugins are all the same because it's VST and VSTi's..
My tip is to make your sedt in to learning a better software and then I think you will experience new sound and possibilities
I have the z3ta and i think the sounds are cool, but the thing is that the sounds arent so good quality.. no good stereo and it have a lack of the "fatness" if you know what I mean... |
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| File_Corrupted |
| I don't know about the other softs but cubase is a really hard to learn program. I think on moving on Ableton Live... |
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