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i love this band. i have Dopamaniacs and decadence
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i love this band. i have Dopamaniacs and decadence
Great stuff! Cheers.
i love your always one step ahead of me.
i was gonna remix this today and then i found this
Lol. We have the same mind.
yo bro ho
bitch
Nucca in swiz housez!?
this is so pro!
Sounds very professional bro! The mastering, synths, progression, It's all good. If you have the time could you check out my songs "Always (Forever Mix)" and "The Color of Sound?" I need some feedback on my style, and how it's progressing. Anyways, kickass song man!
Wow, thanks for the review! I tried the best I could for the mastering.
And sure, I will check out your music too.
haha you did it man!
The first 15 seconds were true to the happy hardcore spirit and so catchy. The rest of the song was just as amazing, but that intro was so great. So simple, yet so awesome. I see you put some of my advice to good use. I can your using better sounding synths now, and your seem to be getting MUCH better at knowing what notes fit in with other ones. The only problem I see with the song is the saw you chose for the backing melody that comes in at about 21 seconds. You should make that a softer sounding synth, as it kind of distracts from the lead. Another thing about happy hardcore is that it isn't repetitive. This is somewhat repetetive. All you have to do is tweak the melody a tiny bit every once in a while and nobody will tell the difference. That's all I got for ya. You've improved MASSIVELY. Can't wait to hear more from ya bro!
THANKS MAN ILL KEEP THAT IN MIND:D
well...
you did it again.
Ha, thanks man.
I'll give you 5 stars
because you put the midi to good use, but you lose some points because you don't credit VGMusic.com for the midi.
Also, The guitar synth isn't that good. Plus it's way too grainy at times. even real guitars aren't that grainy sounding.
But I like the drums, so, you get a 3/5.
I didn't get it from vg music. I got it from some free web site that probably took it from there. That web site didn't say who made the midi... Could you find out who please?
KRITISIZM
by minor choices for a happy hardcore song he means that, since its happy hardcore, it should be all major scale patters, and very rarely should it use black keys.
Now onto the song...
It's not bad, but it's not happy hardcore. And it really isn't that good. I can see that you have some major fucking potential, but it sounds like you are only using the demo version of FLStudio. Either buy it or torrent it, then get some better VST's, like vanguard or Helix or z3ta+, and instantly your melodies will start sounding better. Also, try and get a better understanding of music theory, and happy hardcore in general, because, although this is a cliche, knowledge IS power. The more you know about music AND the type of music your making, and the better you understand the program, the better you music will sound. Everyone starts out trying to do happycore, because everyone loves it and thinks it's easy. I'm sure you know it ISN'T simple or repetitive. Its fast, awesome, and catchy as hell. Try and get a deeper understanding of music in general, get the FULL version of FLStudio(i said before, there are like a million torrents for it!), and screw around until you get better. Your not hopeless and I can see that. But your music at this point really IS subpar, and it isn't really happy hardcore. And please, don't go telling me that my review is pointless, or that "i don't know what happy hardcore really is," because I do. I know more about happycore than most people.
I hope you find this review helpful in some way man...
6/10
3/5
Thanks! for the very extensive review i have recently got some new vsts such as nexus but i am still using a fl studio demo (how did you guess that!?)the demo does have all the features as the origional, but i can't save being a major problem. And no i don't have experiance in music theory sadly, but im studying alot of happy hardcore artists and i've been learning alot of new scales to work with.
THANKS ALOT FOR THE REVIEW very usefull.
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GO WHERE?!?! dunkin donutz.swizz
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HHHHHHHAAAAAAAPPPPYYYYYY HAAAARRRDCOOORE!!!
lol
actually its more like upbeat trancecore.
don't get mad but i have some tips.
If you aren't making IDM or whatever it's called the beat shouldn't change so much. The main melody seemed a little off key at times as well. If this is happy hardcore, it should be mostly major scale patterns.
Try and use only like 3 sorta different melodies, and have like a gazillion tiny variations, so it doesn't sound jumbled.
The main issue hear is that I barely hear the same melody more than once. It's good, but i hope you don't get pissed at me for this.
it was kind of a mixed thing lol, i'm actually more of a classical writer, DJFF is more of a trance upbeat mixer. So if there is something wrong in the genre it's probably my (aeris) fault. We never get mad at tips :P
thanks for the awesome review :D
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