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Music Moderators: Shinji Ikari
Social sample library and beat workshop; learning music production
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Ok, here is a link to someone's giant collection of classic drum breaks... This should do nicely for production in any genre of music that has drums, but particularly drum & bass, & jungle
breakbeats - Breakbeats - Rhythm Lab | Free Wav Samples, Loops, Breaks, VST Plugins, Synth Presets and much more!
breakbeats - Breakbeats, Rhythm Lab | Free Wav Samples, Loops, Breaks, VST Plugins, Synth Presets and much more!
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Here's a page with a ton of free samples across many different styles
www.musicradar.com
Free music samples: download loops, hits and multis from SampleRadar
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This one seems to be coming along ok.
Although it sort of feels a bit empty for some reason. I don't think adding any more percussion or melodic elements would really do it justice and it would probably just become messy. I am wanting to write a couple lyrics, and try to find a way to add some vocals in a tasteful manner. But, I do think I'm starting to come along a bit stylistically as far as hitting a niche kind of approach or style that I have fun writing. These kinds of uptempo tracks, composed of some rearranged drum breaks, keys or other primary melodic instrument, with a mid + sub bass, and throwing that crazy foghorn or other impact type of sound on top, it seems like it could be a winning recipe if I refine it a bit further.
I think I just like making these kinds of songs. They're not happy necessarily, but they're not like sad or dark either, which is a stark departure from the songs I've written most of my life.
I enrolled in a pretty comprehensive music course and learning platform, and have gained access to entire courses with quality learning material, as well as a community of other producers, and solid instructors that I can bounce ideas off of.
I'm really excited about it. It's going well so far and I've already learned a lot. It feels like this is really the only thing in my life that has ever brought me any kind of pure joy. I may not be great at music, but to me, it's more than just a casual hobby. So I think I owe it to myself to approach it as a serious pursuit and exhaust all avenues of learning and growth, and I'm happy to say that I am making progress with that.
I have added a ton more packs of samples, Serum synth presets, and a lot of .PDFs of music production guides and tips. They are hosted on a Google Drive, which I have linked on my Discord.
Here, I'll refresh the link:
discord.gg
Anyone is welcome, all I will say is that it's got nothing to do with bluelight and so I don't wanna talk about bluelight there. But if you have any interest in music I'd love to have you.
Although it sort of feels a bit empty for some reason. I don't think adding any more percussion or melodic elements would really do it justice and it would probably just become messy. I am wanting to write a couple lyrics, and try to find a way to add some vocals in a tasteful manner. But, I do think I'm starting to come along a bit stylistically as far as hitting a niche kind of approach or style that I have fun writing. These kinds of uptempo tracks, composed of some rearranged drum breaks, keys or other primary melodic instrument, with a mid + sub bass, and throwing that crazy foghorn or other impact type of sound on top, it seems like it could be a winning recipe if I refine it a bit further.
I think I just like making these kinds of songs. They're not happy necessarily, but they're not like sad or dark either, which is a stark departure from the songs I've written most of my life.
I enrolled in a pretty comprehensive music course and learning platform, and have gained access to entire courses with quality learning material, as well as a community of other producers, and solid instructors that I can bounce ideas off of.
I'm really excited about it. It's going well so far and I've already learned a lot. It feels like this is really the only thing in my life that has ever brought me any kind of pure joy. I may not be great at music, but to me, it's more than just a casual hobby. So I think I owe it to myself to approach it as a serious pursuit and exhaust all avenues of learning and growth, and I'm happy to say that I am making progress with that.
I have added a ton more packs of samples, Serum synth presets, and a lot of .PDFs of music production guides and tips. They are hosted on a Google Drive, which I have linked on my Discord.
Here, I'll refresh the link:
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Anyone is welcome, all I will say is that it's got nothing to do with bluelight and so I don't wanna talk about bluelight there. But if you have any interest in music I'd love to have you.
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Deficit thank you for posting this. I have had a major life event, unexpected death of a significant other due to Covid but it literally manifested itself in all kinds of destructive dangerous behaviors addiction related hell yeah and I am still dealing with it but one of the best ways to deal with such raw emotion is to create song. I have written a lot of lyrics and poems and I have been hearing from some close friends that they are pretty damn good some of them I might want to turn into raps with beats but I’m not even sure if I would be the best person to voice / sing it even though they are my words. You have any interest in possibly teaming up or giving me your assessment on my work? This goes for anyone but I feel hesitant to just post the lyrics since I really took the time to write them well.
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