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Expert contributor gofirjet posted 180 comments!
Hey everyone. Trying to get outside of what I normally do with this electronic tune. This probably falls into the genre of Trance but I’m not sure as I’m still learning. This is my first electronic tune so any suggestions are much appreciated! Thanks for listening and commenting. Bob
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bob, this is really cool there’s a music pub i have dealt with in the past who does mainly tv and movie stuff. you can submit online.
TRANSITION MUSIC, THEY’RE BASED IN la.
Kess, thanks for the publishing tip! I’ll check them out! Did you have any success with them placing your music?
I have to said it’s very good,I like the way you mix all the instrument and sounds different,congratulation
Thanks for your kind words and listening!
yes. i have worked with this house for over 20yrs, but they’re very choosey. mk
Thanks again for the tip!
Groovin’!
Andy, Well said! I’ll take that as a compliment! Thanks for listening! Bob
Thank you for posting. I really enjoyed looking at your video as it described the different views. It caused me to think about my own efforts at using recording software.
Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching and commenting!
I like this a lot. I am also experimenting with this genre also something called Dubstep. I like what you have done. This genre really is a wide open creative format. Good job
I will venture out into Dubstep someday when I get a little more proficient in synth programming. The bass wobble in Dubstep is little daunting (mysterious) at the moment for me. However, a few months ago I didn’t even know the genre existed! Thanks for listening and commenting. Glad you liked it! Make sure you post your Debstep creation here! Looking forward to hearing it!
Hey Bob-Since I’m a lyricist, I’m probably not your best critique source. That being said, I have nothing but positive comments. Great arrangement and flow. I love the idea of using it for a movie sound track. I was picturing actions scenes as I was listening. You know, the guy has 30 seconds to crack the safe before the SWAT team comes crashing in. The “play-by-play” on the screen was great. Really nice work. I enjoyed it!
Hey Frank, thanks for sharing the visual. That is really encouraging to me that you can see this track being somewhere other than my computer! It was a lot of fun to do. I’m glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for listening and commenting! Bob
Has an oldy “Night Rider” feel to it. Kind of club feel like on “Miami Vice” action. Neat arrangement. I like the game BEJEWED’s theme music throughout. This reminds me of that in a small way.
As a huge gamer, you need to submit it to that realm. That track had depth and emotion. Well done!