SonicThHedgog

Driving music. no idea actually ; / https://youtu.be/2Exy0SMrph8

Yeh, cuz I get to try new stuff without thinking to hard. and it keeps me sharp. When you remix, you tap into two different target audience (or one audience that gets split into two)... one for the original songs audience, and one for your remix(es). Not that it is not the case that neither audience cant be fans of your original music, its just that they came primarily for a remix. Remixes can build an audience for your original music if your sound resonates to something good through all your works, but you gotta build an audience for your original music separately as well (in my (flexible) opinion). I noticed that if you have a good original base, they will appreciate any remix you have, as long as the sound you have resonates to the sound they became of fan of (if you understand what I mean).

One customer. One customer. >: /

Messing with some new tools, decided to make this. (Dont loud, might be sharp) Original .... *Edit*, just realized posted in the wrong section, my bad ;/* Change lists. Lowend issues (to be applied) Hat issues (to be applied)

I've noticed that some records are allowed to be reposted on YouTube (like remixes or covers with the original sounds in it) to get more revenue from ads. On demand streaming IMO is a good change. I was always on the end of making music "free" to listen to while still benefiting an artist, but digital download or physical copy still be paid. It can make music easier to reach to people and to induce recall on new music from brand new artist with little to no following, and it can (potentially) be more lucrative for an artist. However, the ad revenue model that most streaming companies put out (with the exception of tidal and apple music) is totally one sided/unscrupulous, unless you have an exclusive deal with said company, which is nearly impossible to even pull off unless you have an insane bite of music distributing market share. *edit* You just reminded me that I had a tape and vhs collection of recorded music videos which I used to listen to all the time haha

Im also gonna try to remix more, but for things that arnt touched on.

Change and death are two different things. Music has always been "free" to listen to. The average listener doesn't care about production(and lately, neither do I), that is more of taste. I will also add that making a simple, basic idea is really hard for some people to pull off and actually make sound good and creative/fresh, not that i'm saying that all music should be basic. Singing I would treat on the same lines as an instrument with more factors like melody, tone, lyrics, and style. Most average mainstream tracks are designed specifically not to be too distracting to give priority to the vocals. Mostly a taste thing. I've actually had a similar question to this and learned that it really depends. Actually It can be plain stupid some times. I know DJ's that make triple of what a instrument playing performers make. I also know sessions artists who need to play a ton of shows just to make ends meet with there day job. I think its down to the goal of why a person is performing, the period of time, and what is trending.

I'll give a crack at completing this when I get a new xlr and speaker cable for my amp : O

Wuz supposed to do something else, then I canceled the Idea cause I dont like wuts going on so far ;/ then i decided to randomly add the main zelda melody so the track doesn't go to complete waste(the part of the melody most people know). : / in other words, free ringtone download? lol.

Sounds likes some kaytranada kinda beat, but with more techy drums. Dope dope dope.

*Git guud I'm back at it again with the short sources.

I posted one a while ago. I'm sure their are other remixes on youtube and soundcloud.

Lol even better than super mario world? hehe! Gotcha! Odd you mentioned the piano in the beginning, its drowned in the same room more than everything else... but I think I know how I can fix that. The brass stabs and flute(for that one flute part) are meant to be that stiff aggressive sound. You want me to blend them in more? Im not sure if I put much effort to make the sounds human hehe, I just kept to the composition dynamics bi-polar/moody feels hehe. I wanted this to be EDM, but got bored of EDM (I blame pop radio mainly) Will work on the piano and its verb, I think I know what happened. And I will also fix the over all verb, I (think) know what happened to that too. Thank you!

Thanks for the feedback. I dont know what Seiken Densetsu 3 is O.o Also, which instruments do you want to be more humanized (besides the strings and guitar).

My remix. Listen, Like, Sub, feedback : /

This is one great cover! If I owned a blues club, I'd like this to be played on stage hehe.

Yo dis right here is fire bruh

Imo, M=composition=production=Composition=Production. Both Matter.

Sounds sweet!

Thank You so much! I agree with all the feed back I read. oh, and I tweeted ableton about a week after the last update, they said in the latest patch of ableton, PDC is now fully compensated for vrs 9.6, I wish I knew that earlier

I usually never comment on mixes, but this sounds really sick! Just a few thoughts. Compress lead guitar just a bit (1:7 or 2:0:0 ratio) and maybe (and I mean MAYBE) increase the level by very tiny bit (maybe) Im not sure how you mixed the record, but maybe reduce the vol on the piano by 1 or 2db Make bass a wee bit louder. (its probably just me, but) Add a subtle room verb to the entire track. (the mix down in a spacial sense sounds really artificial/unnatural and awkward like everything was done in a different room.) This seems a bit short for OCremix as said. Add an minute more of music, you could do something dramatic like a key change progression or build up, or something to flip the listeners heads. You had something going for a good transition where you ended.

I may, but I realized that I had a pop record that sounded similar to this lololol. darn popular chord progressions.

Hmm.

I mostly lurk these days since im to lazy to sign in lol

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