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Track titles (pg. 2)
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| camsr |
| Oooooh I know what I will name my next track, Abrasion. This is the way Mr. Mystery makes me feel. |
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| Mr.Mystery |
| quote: | Originally posted by camsr
Oooooh I know what I will name my next track, Abrasion. This is the way Mr. Mystery makes me feel. |
I think I'll name my next one "Useless" then. |
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| G-Con |
| quote: | Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
I think I'll name my next one "Useless" then. |
Why?
Does Camsr make you feel useless.. |
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| Mr.Mystery |
It's so cryptic I'll let you figure it out by yourself.
Meanwhile, why not leave all the useless junk out and stay on topic? |
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| david.michael |
This is one of my toughest areas.
I usually end up finishing the track and then it sits for a bit before I can think of an appropriate title. I usually do the "whatever images it conjures up in my head" method, combined with searing through adjectives in my head until I get something that works. The exception is if I go in the studio with a specific theme in mind, but that is rare. |
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| djillicit |
| quote: | Originally posted by B_man
...retardacon. |
haha, haven't heard that word before. you shouldn't have a problem coming up with titles either. |
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| The Drow |
I decide the name according to the feel of the track.
Sometimes I have a theme in mind and then I write the track according to the name.
Omer :) |
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| T-Soma |
I usually go with something that has inspired the track in some way. Could be an event, an emotion, a person etc etc.
Sometimes for techy tracks you can look around your studio and think of cool sounding nams from looking at the writing on some equipment haha. |
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| TOR |
| I usually name my tracks according to the images that flash before my eyes when listening to it. I stay within certain length limits though, as I like a bit of vagueness surrounding the track title. People should be able to form their own interpretation of the track and its story. |
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| Eldritch |
| The dictionary is my best friend when it comes to titles. Not that I pick random words or anything, but it gives me ideas. |
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| DigiNut |
| They usually mean something at the time, but damned if I can remember that information today. Other than the obvious plays on words, obviously. |
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| iast |
I usually name my tracks after I finish it. I want to name my tracks prior to the actual music making process, but as many of you know, many times songs take a life on their own and write themselves as if there was divine intervention going on.
When I have a clear hook, and I have 25% of it done, the title I give it is what it sounds like to me. |
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