#making my first ever beat: how do i continue or what should i change?
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oh shi i messed it up before exporting
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how would that work?
not cool
thanks
i sped it up to match the metronome better, next time i'll try to make something from scratch or from some simple loop, rn im reaching too far without ever having touched music before
Please don't make beats. Beats making is a horrible path career in music
ill try
i just downloaded fl for fun
iif i get the hang of it then i'll have to think about that
Its like you either make music for fun or you go out and perform, sadly everything else is so over saturated it's sad. Golden age is long gone.
Keep it up and stay away from 'trap' drake and in general with a word in a sentence beat'. You can try like electronic category
yeah, i agree on the oversaturated part. the genre i like kinda died because there's a lot of artists doing the same stuff. now theres a lot of them with not many listeners each, probably would be a bad choice to join them
definitely will, this time i tried going after what i was already familiar with
Like not even trying to plug, but my last two songs I'm afraid to even post out on spotify because even though theyre royalty free samples, they pop up on a Google sound search. I get I didn't do much, but there isn't really anything else you can do to the samples without losing their entire point of being a sample.
i guess i'll experiment with different styles and see which one turns out the best, thanks for the advice too, i didnt think much about it before
Make whatever you think sounds good honestly. I just get nitpicky when it comes to sounding like others, but I find when I sample my creative flow is much better, but I sacrifice the possibility of butting heads with guys with similar ideas.
Also you don't need to be specialized in a genres or sub genre. You need to know 1. music theory 2. Mixing and mastering 3. A 3rd sense for right notes . Once you possess that you rule them all. 3 rings of power