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The loop in #4 made me laugh, but in a good nostalgic way! These are great sounds.

Thanks for sharing!

@Rainmak3r -- I would definitely like to work out that middle section more. I already have a variation in mind for the main theme, not it's just a question of when I get around to it.

If and when I get around to it, I'll keep folks updated.

@milo -- Thanks for your feedback! I have to admit I think you are correct; this piece could definitely benefit from a bit more variation. I like your rhapsody idea. I should sit down and see where that metal part can take me... @ufug -- Thank you for listening! I have a tendency to try to finish id...

That's a beauty and sounds wonderful. The opening few notes made me wonder if you were going to start into Extreme's "More than Words" :) I've been an Ibanez player myself for 20+ years. They make some fine instruments in my humble estimation. Hope to hear more soon! EDIT: Also, makes me w...

Sure thing!

This was the original thread: viewtopic.php?f=9&t=20856

I recently used https://musicvid.org/ -- is that perhaps the one you're looking for?

Thank you, folderol! I appreciate your feedback.

There has been some really great electronic music here lately, and this fits right in! Production sounds great in my headphones -- nice and big! Overall I like it! It's a solid enough hook that there's plenty you can do with it! You could likely extend this track reasonably by playing the main theme...

I really like this production. Every part has a place where it fits neatly on the soundstage. There's plenty going on, but none of it overwhelms or demands undue attention. That bassline at 3:12 would make a great djent riff. It's got just the right amount of groove, but still manages to be crushing...

As a fan of metal, electronic music, and delightful juxtapositions, I must declare: this rules!

I really dig when the phaser hits @ 0:24 (lends it some extra sense of motion). Also, that growl @ 1:05 is great.

Out of curiosity, what's the name of your band?

Thanks for sharing!

I like these sounds very much -- they bring crystal bells to mind.

I find myself wondering what it might sound like if the main voice gently panned (maybe even with a light phaser).

I liked this one a lot -- it took me somewhere, that is for certain.

Thanks, milo! I had a lot of fun with this. Sometimes it feels so right to make something that sounds so harsh. Hm.

This was my final piece of 2019. In many ways, this is the culmination of all I've learned about composing, recording, and arranging this past year. https://soundcloud.com/modusjonens/unintended-consequences-redux It combines: ⋅  explorations of a theme ⋅  big, emotional buildups...

This is one of my most favorite interactions on Linux Musicians so far. Thanks to both of you!

Psyocean: I also like to hike and bike. I am inspired by your videos! Thank you, always, for sharing.

I put together a chiptune track recently and decided to record the video of it playing back in Hydrogen. This is not a melodic track, just FYI. Possibly for people who like listening to their Game Boys completely freak out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l34yC_fMW_g I just can't get enough of that ...