https://soundcloud.com/dubyhardcore/...nd-grave-hands
bpm 205 spent a long hours last night working on it
enjoy i hope
Reputation: 125https://soundcloud.com/dubyhardcore/...nd-grave-hands
bpm 205 spent a long hours last night working on it
enjoy i hope
dafag.
What's up with the nonstop BUM BUM BUM. It's like that all the way and then there are these few parts that it has something in it..
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duby pls. It's like the same stuff every time. ( Tho it's not like i am listening to all of them )
Reputation: 125Im getting better. it takes time to learn this. I practice everyday trying to learn it
Reputation: 233What? General consensus says otherwise.
Ok, I'm going to give you some CC that I know for a fact you won't take into account (Because you never do)
The bell thing or whatever it's supposed to be is not in sync for most of the song, which is absolutely VITAL - Seriously, if you can't even sync parts after doing this for so long, then I don't know what to say.
The song has no flow. You need to seriously listen to the parts after you've created them, and look at how you're transitioning between parts - It isn't fluid at all.
The bell thing (again) doesn't fit with the rest of it, most likely because the sound doesn't extend long enough. Lengthen the sound, and sync it, and it just might fit in a bit better (Even if the song would still be bad)
It's called hardstyle ya scrub.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y06VPZ-vznA
Hes just tryin to make darker versions of it.
Shit was all out of beat Duby this time. Listen to what I linked and listen carefully. I know you're goin for the darker style but just listen to the beat, the rhythm, and how it flows.
or this one since this is what your goin for
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwdmfgZYe6Y
before you try again, listen to hours of it. hours and hours. LISTEN. Don't just let it paly, but listen to the parts and how they fit together.
Reputation: 125Listen to these people, I said it in the last thread.
Just listen and take their advice man.
Reputation: 1151Maybe include the lord in your music.
Reputation: 482I would suggest starting off with the basic fundamentals of music because the beat is all over the place, which is really what stands out the most. I can't honestly say that I know much about this genre of music, but from what I have heard, it emphasizes heavily on the beats and uses some pretty simple patterns...which are kind of hard to mess up (and somehow you did). I can tell from the wave patterns alone before I listened that you have some unusual places where you decide to change up things. I know anybody who tried to count out the measures probably said, "wtf?" to themselves.
Believe it or not, you can make some really good music just by starting off with a simple beat and a core melody. Focus on getting that down right first before you try to get fancy with it. And work on them separately before putting them together.
Reputation: 629