No Name Instrumental - F4F
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GuessBeatz
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It's a pretty solid beat you out it together well but I think adjusting the volume of everything so that it fits together is all this really needs. The melody could be a little louder and the drums could be a bit quiter
Here's mine when you get the chance
https://www.futureproducers.com/for...azz-neo-soul/jhene-aiko-type-beat-f4f-534746/
Here's mine when you get the chance
https://www.futureproducers.com/for...azz-neo-soul/jhene-aiko-type-beat-f4f-534746/
Stoner Bill
New member
Your composition is on point, though it needs to change up a bit in the second half
Duplicate your bass(e.piano?) and EQ the duplicate into the Sub frequency range for a stronger mood tone
Your synth is your main instrument so you should bring it more to the foreground.
I have to disagree with Chassum on the stock sounds only in the regard that if you lower the drums to the background they won't stick out so much as sounding like they are stock.
Other than these couple of points it sounds like a finished project to me.
If you want to get a little creative with filling in the gaps here's a track where I use effect sounds to tie it all together (granted this track required the drums to be the loudest):
Metro Dawn - YouTube
Duplicate your bass(e.piano?) and EQ the duplicate into the Sub frequency range for a stronger mood tone
Your synth is your main instrument so you should bring it more to the foreground.
I have to disagree with Chassum on the stock sounds only in the regard that if you lower the drums to the background they won't stick out so much as sounding like they are stock.
Other than these couple of points it sounds like a finished project to me.
If you want to get a little creative with filling in the gaps here's a track where I use effect sounds to tie it all together (granted this track required the drums to be the loudest):
Metro Dawn - YouTube