I’m completely new to music production. I’ve been making a few beats over the past two weeks. What do y’all think? Would love to hear your feedback!

Holaaaaa!! Good evening, or whatever time it is where you are ASJDJAS

I wanted to share my EP with you! It only has 3 songs, and I made it around the beginning of this year. The overall sound is indie, with influences like Men I Trust, Mac DeMarco, and Gus Dapperton. In fact, the last track is a pretty clear reference to Chamber of Reflection by Mac DeMarco.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hORxtOL6N8&list=PLNu8R3taaQaZv1hTfMdl3zHg3fIxsFB_H

Besides those 3 songs, I also have two other tracks released as singles: one is almost acoustic (just guitar and vocals, which is how most of my songs start), and the other has more of a Joji-inspired vibe. I really enjoy experimenting with different sounds, so I like trying out different things JAJSJA

Anyway, I'd genuinely love to hear what you think! Any criticism, personal preferences, things that bother your ears, or suggestions for improvement are more than welcome. Im not looking for compliments just for the sake of it; I'd really appreciate honest feedback because I want to learn and improve.

Thank you so much for taking the time to listen! And sorry if my English sounds a little weird, it's not my native language ASJDJAS

Greetings from Argentina!

Hello, I took the feedback from my last post and tried implement that, the song is now different so I would like to get some new feedback.

I think the build up and the drop is lacking energy especially the transition between them two. Would be happy to hear how this could be improved.

Im kind of happy with the intro part though

lil tune i made was wanting feedback and what to add to make longer and the instrumental more intresting

Recently just started doing music production again. After a while of just doing bandlab and garage band, I went and studied how to use a DAW and made some tracks on it.

Would love some feedback on what I did wrong music production and arrangement-wise.

Personally, The genre or feeling of these songs don't satisfy me, so after that i'm going to try a different process and feel music-prod wise.

Song 1 - Don't Know

Song 2 - Timbalands

Hello! I'm still very much learning how to do any of this and any sort of feedback would be so much appreciated! I've been posting around and honestly so far, I'm like the only real person that's heard my stuff. I haven't been doing this for too long so any tips or tricks or anything at all would be incredible! ALSO I made this with headphones on so I'm sorry i didn't think beyond my headphones when trying to "master" it

i just started using ableton like yesterday (dont know anything about music theory or any of that) and i have fav bands like gidropony, cc, crim3s and others but i just CANT learn to make anything remotely near any of these(that isnpire me in the first place) through yt tutorials. the vid of what ive done for any of you to listen to(just a test for sounds) so you can maybe give me tips.

https://reddit.com/link/1x7va9j/video/ele69kpao0wh1/player

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I'm an amateur and I'm testing something in this audio.

Could you please put on headphones and listen to it once or twice?

I'm mainly interested in what you can hear, but any other feedback is welcome too.

Thanks.

hi all, just curious if the sound of my fingers on the strings in this track is as annoying or noticeable as i think it is or if i’m just being a bit silly. Feedback on my singing voice is also appreciated but mostly just curious if anyone finds the fingerpicking distracting or not. ty in advance!

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If you enjoyed this strange little musical experiment, there's plenty more where that came from. ♡

I'm releasing songs from my debut album, The Anatomy of Impossible Things, over on YouTube.

Expect beautiful noises, questionable decisions, and music that probably needs professional help.

🎧 Listen to more Josie Guillotine: Josie Guillotine - YouTube

Stay strange. Stay lovely. Mind the blade. 🖤

Title:
No Second Sky – Original Melodic Progressive Rock Composition | Feedback Welcome

Description:

Hi everyone!

“No Second Sky” is an original melodic progressive rock composition by Thierry Lenoble, performed under the Acoustic Fire project.

This recording comes from a rehearsal session with the band and captures the result of our collective musical work. The audio was recorded directly from the mixing desk using a Zoom recorder connected to the desk during rehearsal. The guitar parts, instrumental arrangements and overall musical direction are the result of playing together, experimenting and developing the music as a group.

This version is a work in progress. We’re continuing to develop the composition for a much longer version planned for our next album, with further musical development and an expanded arrangement.

I’d love to hear your honest feedback on the songwriting, vocal melody, guitar work, instrumental arrangements and overall sound. What stands out to you? What could be improved? Constructive criticism is always welcome.

Thanks for listening!

🎧 Listen to “No Second Sky”:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hv0_HXP7mvE

What do you think about it?
Does it make you feel something, would you change something about it?

I wrote this piece trying to discover „sweet harmonies", and play around the piano until | figured out the first chord for it, the is a „journey around this feeling"

Thanks for watching, I'm happy about every reply or critique!

Hey everyone! My name is Shay, I'm new here and a beginner in music production. I'm currently working toward my bachelor's in Music Production at Full Sail University and have only been doing this for about a year, so I'd really appreciate some constructive feedback!

I'd love to hear your thoughts on my sound choices, arrangement, mixing, mastering, and overall production. This piece was an experiment in genre blending, which I love doing with EDM and its many sub genres. The title actually came from a speech-to-text mishap that inspired me to create a track around it!

I'm here to learn and grow, so any feedback is appreciated. Thanks for listening! 🤘

⚠️ Warning: Contains 2 curse words. Get your children's permission, before listening.

Link to song on SoundCloud to hear it better if needed:

https://soundcloud.com/shayra11/what-god-hold-my-turd/s-mX3XJfmdhG3?si=63159c770a664c0c85e7cad7e1c5d788&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

Hello, everyone. Black Pawn Beats. Dropping a new album on October 23rd called "Rebel Music Vol. 1". This is the music video to the first single of that album (now available on all streaming services). Feel free to check out the song and the video and give feedback and critique. If you like the song and the video, make sure to check out the single EP on all streaming services which also contains the instrumental, acapella, and the remix by Raf C. Feel free to also like and sub and await the October 23rd album release as well.

Sup, everyone. On Oct 15 1996, one dysfunctional likwit rapper dropped a fat lp. 30 years later I decided to remix one of the best tracks off that lp, Eyes May Shine. Feel free to check out my remix and give feedback but also check out E Swift's original and the Mobb Deep remix.

Can also be found on SoundCloud "An Introduction To Goodbye (Demo)" if anyone wants i can try and make tabs for this track or any of the other demos.

Each is inspired by its own theme

1. Robots and the Mechanical
   
2. Flesh and the Organic
   
3. Angels and the Holy

Would appreciate it if yall also listen on SoundCloud as well "Butcher Shop (Demo)" also recently made an Instagram account for the band if any of yall want to add for updates, The account is an.introduction.to.goodbye

my lil chune