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I make alternative rock (mostly with female singers) with the occasional splash of electronic instruments.
Off topic but not really: how y’all feel about piracy and DRM and so on? Here’s mine, it’s no good though, I make them all in one sitting when inspiration hits. During the heyday the pandemic, I was getting really into synths, look mom no computer vibe, but I got depressed ame stopped everything
Those days even the rarest of Japanese Funk/Fusion/Prog album is on Youtube: https://youtu.be/KAF5ikUZJxo
I for one think this is great, even if it means living from my music is but a distant dream in the current system of attention.
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7JKOAYY3h9S1yDHauZrjZp?si=h-... Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/sebastiansalt Bandcamp: https://sebastiansalt.bandcamp.com (have to submit the full EP yet)
Just today, I submitted my latest single to the stores: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/sebastiansalt/homecoming-2
It's probably not on par with other productions out there, since I produce, mix and master everything myself, but I enjoy the process a lot and keep on making music!
I'd be happy to receive some feedback and maybe one or two new fans ;)
and does anyone release the "source" to your music, or just the final audio track?
With these progressions you can easily create a basic harmony for your music and with the scales and chords you can diversify them and make them actually great compositions.
But please don't share this too much yet. I'm still working on that and will release it Open Source very soon after a refactoring of the code. If you are good in music theory. Please send me suggestions here in the comments. I'll keep you posted
You can find some experimental music I've created here: https://soundcloud.com/fluctura-records
And professionally released (Chillout): https://open.spotify.com/track/6MkA3ZsRLTDHzlnEo1Vd1j?si=eaO...
I'm producing a Techno/House album atm. to be released later this year on my label Fluctura Records.
Synthwave with blues and electro inspirations. Good for working/coding #abletonlive #abletonpush #microfreak #wavetable #pigments https://open.spotify.com/artist/6ZZiinFviSn5lFsZrq2kw1 https://soundcloud.com/camillerouxmusic https://camilleroux.bandcamp.com And other platforms: https://songwhip.com/camilleroux Feedbacks are welcome <3
Just listened to “Virtual Orchestra” and it has left me wanting to watch or play whatever movie or game it could be on the soundtrack for. Really great atmosphere and production.
I’m glad you like it ;)
I write the music I remember hearing playing in UT and Quake mods in the 90s. I've been producing and programming for over 15 years, previously electronic, but when the Synthwave hit, I got hooked! My two most recent albums are: https://soundcloud.com/namtao/sets/c0ast and https://soundcloud.com/namtao/sets/namtao-1986 I experimented with programming music in https://soundcloud.com/namtao/sets/supervised-learning whi…
Your AI made music is pretty good as far as AI music goes, it's an interesting approach to not go for "put a neural net on Bach's discography". Maybe using other styles of World Music or evolving from simplicity is the way to go...
Synthwave with blues and electro inspirations. Good for working/coding #abletonlive #abletonpush #microfreak #wavetable #pigments https://open.spotify.com/artist/6ZZiinFviSn5lFsZrq2kw1 https://soundcloud.com/camillerouxmusic https://camilleroux.bandcamp.com And other platforms: https://songwhip.com/camilleroux Feedbacks are welcome <3
Really like Slow Down, great drive, melody and textures
Also making audio plugins: https://www.auburnsounds.com/
(Edit: seeing what _genres_ HNers compose in will be interesting)