room cleaning video at 69 likes i tried to play with the modulators and eq a bit more hopefully i cooked made with jummbox 2.6 #electronicmusic #beepbox #jummbox #music
@@codingpileofdirtim still learning obv but heres some things i like to keep in mind - use some form of minimilism (e.g. sticking to a specific rhythm and/or melody, or having a consistent underlying motif). this can help reduce the load of music to come up with while also help sections of the music feel more interconnected. - dont let a song drag on for too long unless it really needs to. it might feel right to extend a section of music, but it often sounds better shorter and its way easier + holds listeners attention better. - try to create a sense of movement. this can be done by adding new parts, harmony, changing the color of instruments, good use of dynamics etc. make good use of both gradual and sudden shifts in intensity to keep the music evolving and engaging. - take frequent breaks. this helps a lot with getting things mixed and balanced right; when working on a song for a long time without a break, i often find that i will subconsiously start to hear what i want to hear rather than what is actually playing. it will also just help to have a fresh perspective of what can be done to the song. - when in doubt keep it simple and it will probably sound fine.
This is absolutely insane
Epic title theme for a very fast paced game. This might be one of your greatest pieces yet.
Oh also, are there any tips you would give for composers?
@@codingpileofdirtim still learning obv but heres some things i like to keep in mind
- use some form of minimilism (e.g. sticking to a specific rhythm and/or melody, or having a consistent underlying motif). this can help reduce the load of music to come up with while also help sections of the music feel more interconnected.
- dont let a song drag on for too long unless it really needs to. it might feel right to extend a section of music, but it often sounds better shorter and its way easier + holds listeners attention better.
- try to create a sense of movement. this can be done by adding new parts, harmony, changing the color of instruments, good use of dynamics etc. make good use of both gradual and sudden shifts in intensity to keep the music evolving and engaging.
- take frequent breaks. this helps a lot with getting things mixed and balanced right; when working on a song for a long time without a break, i often find that i will subconsiously start to hear what i want to hear rather than what is actually playing. it will also just help to have a fresh perspective of what can be done to the song.
- when in doubt keep it simple and it will probably sound fine.
@@hericide1Thank you so much for your tips!