Hello friends... Please share your best music here. I'd like to have a look at your best works... (not the song file, but the link to SoundCloud, YouTube, etc...)
[Through the Canyons of Your Mind is my forthcoming five-track EP that I conceived around this time last year; I was hoping to get it done for a 2016 release but apart from listing track titles I've actually done fuck-all on it except this track, which was already done (in December 2015) before I thought to make an EP.]
Social media, I've never used because it didn't do anything. It depends on promoting your social media first though.
Blogs are just about the same as the chat, and it deponds just like social media. It's basically the same.
Email is used for feedback and business...
Sound Sharing Sites are ok, and depend on how good you make the music, how you tag it, and even where else you are going to post it for promotion.
Paying for promotions; they seem to be skeptical about because you never know if it's people who do not appreciate the music like you wanted.
Sending demos; I highly recommend this as it leads to the real people and to the people you want; I haven't done this yet because I'm just starting to get really good. It's about finding your better self before sending demos. You can always send demos though. Make sure to not over send as this will cause an overflow to listening. One at a time; One per day.
Lastly, the free exclusive promotion. I got this on ReverbNation and haven't used it yet. Decision on what to select can be tough. I don't do videos and social media. But if I would choose, it would be sharing around the place by social media. I don't promote like that though as it happens a lot with many people. It makes things look messy. All those check my music out comments. '~'
So it's based on your experience what you want to choose as promotion.
@sub_tec Thank.
I used FL Studio demos Z Game Visualizer in which i used a black background and made my logo a circle.
After that i put it in adobe premiere pro and put the lighten effect on it which removes the black so i can put a background
My favourite backgrounds are by Beeple http://www.beeple-crap.com/ << his site
I didn't write this, but I arranged it in Caustic. It's something I've wanted to do with a rock band for over ten years, but to date I've only been able to realize it in Caustic - a medley of three anime themes.
I particularly enjoy the transition between the second and third parts (at the 2:30 mark)
No, I turned it off because soundcloud was crashing the site a few months ago and never had the "courage" == laziness to turn it back on because people were bitching very loudly that the site wasn't responsive.
Musically, the past 3-4 months has been great for me. I've been trying to take the monotony out of most of my music. Although I do enjoy listening to it enough to have had a Plastikman tattoo since 1999. Monotony works very well for some types of music. However, my tracks change nonstop while using the same sounds. Drum patterns are automated in & out of decay, the rest are usually octave animated, and they share patterns. The same one being whittled down & repeated in different octaves to make melodies or stretched out for use as the background. Everything in harmonious, but often times chaotic sounding, balance. My thought process envelopes boxes.
Just finished this one, today. It has so many layers, with such depth, that the final eight measures are repeated four times without sounding monotonous.
@sub_tec Would Zigzag be along the lines of ambient sounding deep techno? I make quite a menagerie, when it comes to genres. Often, multiple ones are combined. Another of mine, Sonourous Colours, starts with an ambient intro, turns into 145 bpm ambient, and ends half-speed as almost downtempo trip-hop. I make them with no intentions of staying within parameters because I promised myself, from the start of making music, that I would never back myself into any specific genre. And, no gabba gabba for me.
FSOL tops my list of favorite electronic musicians. And, they've been there since the first time I experienced Lifeforms Paths 1-7. WARP! Records, tops my list record labels. Both of which made me realize, long ago, that anything can be music if timed right.
This one is probably my most popular, not strictly mine as it's a remix of Adrian King's track: https://soundcloud.com/angledsocks/biothermic-inductive-mix
Probably the one I like most is this one though: https://soundcloud.com/angledsocks/safe-from-the-rocks
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My Facebook page
@RobFarley
Nice tracks...
https://youtu.be/O1ssG963Dkk
https://youtu.be/-XCQGP0FpgA
I have these two that im most proud of.
Which one do you like better?
hi i make bad music
https://soundcloud.com/kertex
Of everything I've put up I like this one the best, though it needs a remastering.
I'm in the middle of a residence move tho' , so I don't have the opportunity for at least another month or two.
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Okay, apparently the "Soundcloud Track" function here is being a cheesedick.
Here's the link:
Thetatr0n
"The Only Way to Fly"
Through the Canyons of Your Mind (2017)
[Through the Canyons of Your Mind is my forthcoming five-track EP that I conceived around this time last year; I was hoping to get it done for a 2016 release but apart from listing track titles I've actually done fuck-all on it except this track, which was already done (in December 2015) before I thought to make an EP.]
https://soundcloud.com/meaninglessnoise/level-up
This is probably my best work in a while.
https://soundcloud.com/meaninglessnoise
@Kertex
Both are really good works... Though I like the first one better...
Hi ranjith, I have two accounts with music you can enjoy. ;)
https://soundcloud.com/phorsion
https://soundcloud.com/phorsion-2
Plus an album.
http://www.singlecellsoftware.com/node/14395
@stePH
Really nice track...
@Sonus
Good work... It has a good gaming rhythm...
https://soundcloud.com/user-366689566/sets/caustic-3-2-beta-8 I think this is the link to my SC playlist
@Phorsion
Nice tracks... Your album is also good.... Bt, How do you promote your bandcamp albums..?
That is called an embed which I used to show the playlist.
@FredW7
I like that short tracks...
@Phorsion
Fine...... But actually I was not talking about that embed option... I mean, to find more listeners from all around...
From what I have learned.
Online:
Offline
Good... I've read about these things from the web... But, what is your experience about these factors...?
Forums can get close to 100 listens or more.
Chat containing sites give a few...
Social media, I've never used because it didn't do anything. It depends on promoting your social media first though.
Blogs are just about the same as the chat, and it deponds just like social media. It's basically the same.
Email is used for feedback and business...
Sound Sharing Sites are ok, and depend on how good you make the music, how you tag it, and even where else you are going to post it for promotion.
Paying for promotions; they seem to be skeptical about because you never know if it's people who do not appreciate the music like you wanted.
Sending demos; I highly recommend this as it leads to the real people and to the people you want; I haven't done this yet because I'm just starting to get really good. It's about finding your better self before sending demos. You can always send demos though. Make sure to not over send as this will cause an overflow to listening. One at a time; One per day.
Lastly, the free exclusive promotion. I got this on ReverbNation and haven't used it yet. Decision on what to select can be tough. I don't do videos and social media. But if I would choose, it would be sharing around the place by social media. I don't promote like that though as it happens a lot with many people. It makes things look messy. All those check my music out comments. '~'
So it's based on your experience what you want to choose as promotion.
Just started using Cautic - I absolutely love it ! Would like to make ambient large sounding deep techno.... if you know what I mean
a few which I quite like they've turned out.
https://soundcloud.com/user-780368814/the-reckoning
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSKOfnIyXZo&feature=youtu.be
anyone like gabba lol ?
https://soundcloud.com/user-780368814/hyperbass
@Kertex - digging the second - though both amazing -how do you make videos like that!!!?
Ok Phorsion... Good description...
@sub_teck
Good...
This is my second track with caustic 3.
Im currently mastering it with ableton so hopefully i can release it soon!
Hope you enjoy
https://youtu.be/5dQ5HHUId78
yhoda.145@gmail.com
@sub_tec Thank.
I used FL Studio demos Z Game Visualizer in which i used a black background and made my logo a circle.
After that i put it in adobe premiere pro and put the lighten effect on it which removes the black so i can put a background
My favourite backgrounds are by Beeple
http://www.beeple-crap.com/ << his site
hi i make bad music
https://soundcloud.com/kertex
I didn't write this, but I arranged it in Caustic. It's something I've wanted to do with a rock band for over ten years, but to date I've only been able to realize it in Caustic - a medley of three anime themes.
I particularly enjoy the transition between the second and third parts (at the 2:30 mark)
Thetatr0n
"Monsters and Magical Girls"
(2014)
Check out my new track....... Inspired by donald trump! (like donald trump)
Eddyshuntel@gmail.com for more ℹ
"Every heart" Inspired by the oldies...... Eddyshuntel@gmail.com +2348132777202 all my beats are Created with caustic 3
Eddyshuntel@gmail.com
> cheesedick
He said cheesedick.
No, I turned it off because soundcloud was crashing the site a few months ago and never had the "courage" == laziness to turn it back on because people were bitching very loudly that the site wasn't responsive.
Google Play Content Packs - https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=Teoti+Graphix,+LLC
http://www.teotigraphix.com
Surfing on Sine waves
https://youtu.be/3LLk2MdY0kk
My best future bass track on caustic 3
Go check it: https://soundcloud.com/maximus-64
- KerteX THANKS ! great pointers...
@ Maximus Marte - blown away can't believe you can make Caustic do this kind of business
@ Yhoda
lovely synth work
Hahaha thanks! It wasn't easy making that song, tho. I had a hard time mixing it.
Go check it: https://soundcloud.com/maximus-64
Eddyshuntel_
I'm not seeing where we can check out this or any other of your tracks. Link? Just your email address doesn't cut it.
* * *
Not mine, but another track inspired by Teh Dolan from one of my most recent PhizBuk friends.
9:30 Teleportation
"President Pussy Fingers"
(2016)
mike:
Yes, he did! And he will probably say it again in the near future.
@steph - I will help Eddy here- in Nigeria all you need is a phone number to access Soundcloud !!! :-p
here it is - https://soundcloud.com/eddy-shuntel
Here's one of mine I would like to share - https://soundcloud.com/user-780368814/prelude-ii
Ok, I'll play....
And also here: https://soundcloud.com/eipstudios
OK.
https://soundcloud.com/user-184975654/daniele-zummo-eternita-mp3
Musically, the past 3-4 months has been great for me. I've been trying to take the monotony out of most of my music. Although I do enjoy listening to it enough to have had a Plastikman tattoo since 1999. Monotony works very well for some types of music. However, my tracks change nonstop while using the same sounds. Drum patterns are automated in & out of decay, the rest are usually octave animated, and they share patterns. The same one being whittled down & repeated in different octaves to make melodies or stretched out for use as the background. Everything in harmonious, but often times chaotic sounding, balance. My thought process envelopes boxes.
Just finished this one, today. It has so many layers, with such depth, that the final eight measures are repeated four times without sounding monotonous.
https://soundcloud.com/andy-zamora-5
https://andyzamoron.bandcamp.com/eyelid-movies
My personal favorite though:
https://soundcloud.com/andy-zamora-5
https://andyzamoron.bandcamp.com/eyelid-movies
@sub_tec Would Zigzag be along the lines of ambient sounding deep techno? I make quite a menagerie, when it comes to genres. Often, multiple ones are combined. Another of mine, Sonourous Colours, starts with an ambient intro, turns into 145 bpm ambient, and ends half-speed as almost downtempo trip-hop. I make them with no intentions of staying within parameters because I promised myself, from the start of making music, that I would never back myself into any specific genre. And, no gabba gabba for me.
https://soundcloud.com/andy-zamora-5
https://andyzamoron.bandcamp.com/eyelid-movies
Mixed a lite gospel, trap, and dance. My latest so it's my favorite right now. Hit me up with a like.
https://soundcloud.com/heavymicro80/hip-church-blessd-2
Yes to zigzag - but I'm really digging nocturne and neurosis - your style reminds me of FSOL. I dig it. It's wonderfully warped.
Thanks!
FSOL tops my list of favorite electronic musicians. And, they've been there since the first time I experienced Lifeforms Paths 1-7. WARP! Records, tops my list record labels. Both of which made me realize, long ago, that anything can be music if timed right.
https://soundcloud.com/andy-zamora-5
https://andyzamoron.bandcamp.com/eyelid-movies
interesting comment re: timing - yes I guess it's all about making a good blend of well executed and timed repetition ..
Caustic 3 does a great version of the opening theme of Streets of Rage !
https://soundcloud.com/user-780368814/streets-of-rage-intro
https://soundcloud.com/subkonchess/this-is-only-a-test
https://soundcloud.com/subkonchess/beauty-and-the-beat-breaks
https://soundcloud.com/subkonchess/ramble-down-the-train-track
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