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Yeah, this is what I have been doing since my hard drive died and I stopped modding/gaming.
My SoundCloud profile

Some of my tracks (may not be done yet):
https://soundcloud.com/zombiesandwich/enigma
https://soundcloud.com/zombiesandwich/face-tatoos-wip-1

I liked Enigma quite a bit, Face Tattoos less so. Mainly 0:15-0:30 felt like it was rushed in too early and out of place. Cutting that out altogether seems like a good idea. Rest was good.

Keep it up.

EDIT: I really liked Sleep In, I'd like it if you experimented more with that kind of sound.

THEWULFMAN wrote:I liked Enigma quite a bit, Face Tattoos less so. Mainly 0:15-0:30 felt like it was rushed in too early and out of place. Cutting that out altogether seems like a good idea. Rest was good.

Thanks for the comments and criticism, I'm really glad you like some of my music. I like to think that I have enough variety for everyone to dislike one of my songs. Face Tattoos right now is more of a bass sound design test than a finished song, it needs something to be done and I don't know what that is.

Haha... I liked "yetanotherbasstest".
I actually thought it was part of "Sleep In" because it played right after it. But I actually loved the transition there. So maybe make a song where it goes from soft to heavy like that? Very cool.

Great job!

Dohnutt wrote:Haha... I liked "yetanotherbasstest".
I actually thought it was part of "Sleep In" because it played right after it. But I actually loved the transition there. So maybe make a song where it goes from soft to heavy like that? Very cool.

Great job!

Thanks, I have been thinking about making something both light and heavy like that; I'll see if I can do that with my next track.

Also, just a tip. As an artist myself (though my instruments are visual, not with audio), make what you want. I mean, it's okay to listen to criticism and feedback because it helps you grow and refine, but don't restrict yourself by making music for others. You'll find that the best creativity comes when you ignore what you're "supposed to do" and just do.

Sounds silly, but seriously.

Dohnutt wrote:Also, just a tip. As an artist myself (though my instruments are visual, not with audio), make what you want. I mean, it's okay to listen to criticism and feedback because it helps you grow and refine, but don't restrict yourself by making music for others. You'll find that the best creativity comes when you ignore what you're "supposed to do" and just do.

Sounds silly, but seriously.

Thanks for the advice, but that is not me at all. I couldn't make music for anyone other than myself if I tried. In the past, I have started watching tutorials of a particular style, and then BLAMMO! a few hours later I've made a completely unrelated song. I always appreciate feedback and random ideas; a lot of my songs somehow end up going in a completely different direction than when I started them anyway.

EDIT: New Track: https://soundcloud.com/zombiesandwich/p ... -the-short

I really liked your new track. Great job on it!

I really liked Enigma; nice tracks! I'll be checking out your page often.

I really like the new track, keep it up, and keep pushing your limits.

The new track was great. Great job!

Just showed 'Enigma' to three of my friends and they and I loved it, keep it up.

Just listened to your tracks and, as a fan of electronic and one that has already heard many great tracks, I have to say that you definitely have some truly remarkable pieces of music there, specially Enigma, Sleep In and Pineapple Drives The Short Bus.

Keep up the good work, dude!

Thanks a lot for all the nice comments, guys, here is a preview of my latest electro house song:
https://soundcloud.com/ghostmark/acetone-preview

Like the preview of Acetone a lot, looking forward to hearing the full song.

Random experimental WIP:

https://soundcloud.com/ghostmark/piano-synth

Also I don't think I shared the full version of this here yet:

https://soundcloud.com/ghostmark/acetone

I must admit, I was excited when I saw a new post by you in the media forum.

The experimental track was interesting but good nonetheless, and Acetone was fantastic and still is as I write this post.

Both tracks are absolutely fly, dawg.

Thanks yo!

Also, here is a quick wip remix of an awesomely weird song made in the open source LMMS:
https://soundcloud.com/ghostmark/andi-d ... a-dream-on

Alright, so that was an interesting piece. What really gets me is that you said that you used LMMS for that one, and I'm trying to get into using LMMS.