soundcloud thread

Any lainon here makes music? Post your music and don't forget to rate another lainons.

always jump at a chance to wage slave myself https://n0thanky0u.bandcamp.com/ >punk >noise >electronic

https://soundcloud.com/televisionspectre https://televisionspectre.bandcamp.com/ >experimental electronic >ambient/dark ambient >its been described as 0PN/James Ferraro having a bad trip >>1588 Someone I know on discord shared your stuff, I think he said he saw your stuff on Lainchan? Maybe it was somewhere else. shouts out to yzzyx if he sees this. Anyways, I like your stuff. E.S.P is dope. I love the electronics and abrasiveness of it all. Vocal style on Fall is interesting. btw here's a link to our discord server in case you or anyone else who sees it is interested. We talk about all kinds of stuff, but the focus leans towards experimental/dark art. we have a channel for drugs, dreams, and paranormal. Posting it here because I figured people from Lainchan would be the crowd we want. https://discord.gg/TtV7dJB

Just uploaded some stuff from last year. https://mysticalmysteriesofthemysteriouskind.bandcamp.com/album/-

https://soundcloud.com/thisrmorantscrustooon/tracks Don't know exactly what is this, probably experimental electronic. >>1588 Really liked your punk stuff. >>1589 I was going to check your soundcloud and discovered that i already follow you and liked some of your stuff, probably from 8chan/mu/. >>1590 Amazing atmosphere music.

>>1589 your music is pretty dope too, I like the aesthetic with the imagery too. I think yzzyx saw my stuff on uboa. I'm not really a big fan of discord as a platform but I'll check it out >>1594 My next release is going to be mostly punk style, although it's got a more lofi vibe than that album. Mostly doing it so I can have some hype tracks to perform live, it's a lot less polished but hopefully it'll be fun.

Just dropped this a couple days ago. It's mainly just acoustic guitar singer/song-writer. I mainly recorded it on my phone then just played the songs straight through. https://soundcloud.com/myles_lynn/sets/songs-for-human-beings

https://soundcloud.com/sequencekiller >new drum & bass track Proprietary Growler >aggressive dark electronic >checkin ppl on sc, comment/link there plz

I've been making music in FL Studio for 3 years now, but I've done almost nothing in 2018. I peaked in 2017, realised that even my peak form is soykaf, and gave up. Now I've resigned myself to making slowed down versions, chops, edits, just fuarrrking around with audio and songs through equalisers, slowing down, reverb and decay. I got about 12-14 hours of stuff in total and I haven't released any of those songs, they're just sitting in my folder and sometimes I've uploaded them to instaudio to show off. A lot of my stuff was either experimental or trying to copy styles i liked. Also printed out low quality lofi soykaf with 0 quality control. What I mean by the fuarrrking around thing: https://instaud.io/20rp vs https://instaud.io/20rt One of the few songs I've tried to create this year: https://instaud.io/20rl ambient/noise thing: https://instaud.io/20rk Tried to imitate black metal with this but it turned out a bit different: https://instaud.io/20rj Guitar ambience 2016: https://instaud.io/20rh One of the last things I made in 2017, I don't know what to classify this as: https://instaud.io/20ri

https://soundcloud.com/akazimusic Been working harder on my jungle revival / post-lofi project recently. Saving up for some decks so I can start playing shows.

>>1770 eyeyeyey this is tight fam. Keep it up Big fan of '𝕺𝖛𝖊𝖗𝖙𝖍𝖎𝖓𝖐'

Some advice for noobs? About what I must to read, to listen, to watch? What softwares can I use to make it? I'd like to be able to do something like theses eletro stuffs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nlSDxvt6JU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BBZVGDoGDlo

>>1778 Pirate FL Studio and watch tutorials for a day or two (I used BusyWorksBeats years ago for this), and then fuarrrk around for yourself for a few months to gain experience. I made absolute soykaf for half a year straight just to gain experience. You should play around with 3xOsc for a bit to get a sense how synthesisers work (waveforms, oscillators etc). You need to download synths to import into FL Studio if you want richer sounds. DAWs use VST files for effects and synthesisers, so look for those. Some are free, some cost money, but they can be easily pirated as well. Even small VSTs like Synth1 (seems like a Chinese ripoff of Sylenth1) can produce a variety of sounds. Look for presets online for the synths you decide to download. You should also download ValhallaVintageReverb for reverberation effects, it allows for more control than the default FL Studio reverb (although that also has its uses and shouldn't be discarded completely). I also use PowerAmp3 for distortion, that's the toughest one to pirate and crack for me. Real pros use Nexus for synths but that's quite redundant if you're a noob. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atvtBE6t48M http://www.vst4free.com/free_vst.php?id=245 http://www.vstplanet.com/ https://tal-software.com/downloads/plugins/TAL-Bitcrusher-x64.zip Also you shouldn't make music to imitate some well known artist. You can copy their style for fun to get a hang of things but you should eventually branch out and make your own stuff. I tried to imitate Burial and Chicago footwork at first but I ended up making different stuff years later.

>>1778 https://learningmusic.ableton.com/ will teach you general principles on DAWs and basic music production and writing. https://www.syntorial.com/ Download the demo. It will teach you enough to get started with programming synths. Learn an instrument. If you want to make music, you need to be a musician, otherwise you'll likely just be making sound collages. Get lessons from a teacher. Learn some basic music theory; check out Ongaku Concept's videos on Youtube, the very videos they uploaded. Use the concepts they talk about to write little songs to get them ingrained into your being. Also watch his videos on transcribing, as transcribing lets you understand how the music you like works compositionally. Read about ear training, start with being able to hear intervals and chord qualities. https://www.recordingrevolution.com/ This will get you started with mixing.

https://soundcloud.com/dragnet >Industrial >Noise >Electronic

>>1778 Pick a DAW with good included synths/effects so you don't have to dig around for VSTs to get good results. I'd recommend Ableton. Just know that it doesn't really work like other DAWs. Roughly speaking, most DAWs try to emulate a multitrack recording studio, Ableton works more like a modular synth/sampler system. I think the workflow is better for electronic music, unless you're married to the typical timeline/piano roll view. Renoise is my favorite (it's linux-native!), but it's also fuarrrking weird so I wouldn't recommend starting out with it. >>1588 I like. >>1759 Favorite. Followed you on SC.

sometimes i goof around with audacity and post it here https://soundcloud.com/user-912755574

https://soundcloud.com/nofares/sets/tears-of-the-shore vaporwave hypnagogic plunderphonics electronic

>>1780 >Learn an instrument. If you want to make music, you need to be a musician You should learn to play an instrument if you want to play an instrument. Learning an instrument to make music in 2018 is a waste of time. Get a DAW. Learn some basic theory (scales, chords) because why not, it's so simple there's no reason not to and that's it. Make some music.

I've been playing about with Automatism for Puredata recently, at the recommendation of another lainon. Been really fun to use so far, I just need to figure out how to use it compositionally. Here are a couple of patches so far: https://soundcloud.com/mrdetonia/funk_stench22 https://soundcloud.com/mrdetonia/dawn-triple I also have a bandcamp page which I've shared on here before. The music on here is more melodic electronic sounding: https://zacb.bandcamp.com/

I make soykafty noise (sometimes with my friend) currently working on a noise rock/skramz/whatever album that's going by really slowly https://manhatta-n.bandcamp.com/music >>1588 I've seen your stuff posted somewhere before. It's pretty interesting, keep up the good work man >>1589 cool stuff so far, probably gonna give phantom software a listen tomorrow >>1594 I like it a lot, cover art is very cool too would definitely sample if you didn't mind >>1783 it was okay, not my style >>1787 first track reminded me of ryoji ikeda, sounds pretty good for just goofing around in audacity >>1801 I like your patches and your bandcamp stuff is pretty relaxing sorry for the soykafty ratings, I'm bad at describing things that I like

>>1791 Some people actually want to make something more interesting than predictable EDM and pointless "ambient" fog.

>>1807 >pointless "ambient" fog. There's a point to music? please tell me what it is, it seems the entire world has been mistaken this whole time. O wise one, what is the point of music? Please tell me I must know.

https://soundcloud.com/r_dk/too-nice-slow-1/s-qSNbT experimental soundtrack for a video game I'm currently working on, some of the instruments are placeholder, the image attached is concept art https://soundcloud.com/r_dk/too-nice-slow/s-PxEFK slowed down version of the track above https://soundcloud.com/r_dk/sets/testing/s-rtn7r https://soundcloud.com/r_dk/stranger/s-NWa9V some miscellaneous track snippets i haven't really bothered to master i'm kind of new to this so I'd really appreciate feedback on anything >>1588 not really my type of music but this is all pretty sick and well produced >>1596 this is actually really nice to listen to, you should learn how to or find someone to help you produce your stuff

>>1791 >Learning an instrument to make music in 2018 is a waste of time. You clearly don't know what you are talking about. There's a ENORMOUS difference between making music only by theory and making music in real time with the skills you learned playing something.

>>1820 Like I said, if you want to play an instrument, learn to play an instrument. If you want to improvise in jazz or blues, go ahead. But if just want to make music that's not necessary anymore. You can spend a lot of time learning to play piano, learning how to play the chords to make a song or you can get a VST plugin that outputs a chord to your instrument with a click of a mouse and make a song now. You can even hook it up to a pad controller so you can physically trigger it and hear how different chords sound and work with each other in real time, just like you would on a piano, without actually learning to play the piano. Don't work hard, work smart. The audience doesn't care if you spend 5000 hours or 50, they only care about what they can hear.

https://soundcloud.com/keanuc/hikikomori Just finished this today. I'm not very good at mixing yet and still trying to find my original sound/niche. Want to put together a proper EP soon though. Appreciate any listeners/feedback >trap rap with death metal/black metal screams, edgelord lyrics, and on this track some samples of dialog from The Sopranos

>>1812 Music can inspire action, thought, emotion, all sorts of things. There are many reasons to make it and not a single "point". If I have to explain this then I doubt you'll be making anything worth listening to no matter what tools you choose. This mentality that you don't need to actually learn about music to make it, as long as you have some buttons to push, results in a lot of boring bullsht flooding the internet. No one's forcing me to listen to any of it of course.

>>1837 you sound very pretentious... not him but maybe lay off the smug

>>1834 keep: sopranos samples lose: edgy screams nobody over the age of 12 wants to hear that soykaf

>>1837 Firstly I would like to point out that I can play multiple instruments and have studied theory myself, and that I have experience in a wide variety of genres not just electronic. >Music can inspire action, thought, emotion, all sorts of things. There are many reasons to make it and not a single "point". Ignoring the fact that this goes against what I was replying to in the first place, you are confusing cause and effect. You're right that music can do all those things, but that doesn't have to be the "goal" of music. Many people make music and never release it because the act of creating is enjoyable or cathartic in itself. >If I have to explain this then I doubt you'll be making anything worth listening to no matter what tools you choose. I am >>1588 so please feel free to criticize my music. (I am well aware that my album is flawed, I'm working on improving for my next release) >This mentality that you don't need to actually learn about music to make it, as long as you have some buttons to push, results in a lot of boring bullsht flooding the internet. My good friend, what gives you the right to tell anyone what they need to or do not need to do to make the art they want to? You are simply valuing some parts of music over others arbitrarily. A sound engineer might not know about functional harmony, but they might know more about the frequency response of certain microphones. Neither of these things is more or less important because music is subjective. I love punk music, and half of those guys can't play their instruments. Jazz which we now see as one of the most technical forms of music was once considered to be breaking all the rules. Your personal taste (which is valid) is completely separate to some objective idea of value placed on music or any art for that matter. Polite sage for off topic.

https://soundcloud.com/sequencekiller >filthstep, dnb, drumstep, etc >aggressive dark electronic >NEW TRACK!!! DEATH ANNIVERSARY REMIX OF OCCISOR https://soundcloud.com/sequencekiller/death-anniversary-sequence-killer-remix-occisor

>>1818 Thanks man I appreciate it, I also do hip-hop/trap beats and such on my PC so that’s helped me learn the producing and technical side, I’m actually probably better right now with my beats than with an actual instrument, but I’m still gonna stick with both. It kinda gives me two different mediums to express myself and my interests. I got some way better audio gear since then too like an audio interface and microphone so I released a couple of other songs on there. here’s something I released a couple days ago, kind of inspired by a mix of Death Grips, Kanye West’s Yeezus, and Metroid. I wanted to see how far I could push my skills into one beat while giving a sense of story telling through the instrumental. It turned out sounding like a film score: https://soundcloud.com/guddboi-beats/osom sorry for the blog post, just don’t really have an outlet to share these thoughts ;-;

http://www.soundcloud.com/ectoclarke If I gather enough traction I might be able to release a 12 inch.

https://soundcloud.com/ybotofficial/tracks >jungle >hip-hop >house

Attempting constructive criticism >>1834 Beat's pretty hard but could use some more sub, but mostly the screams are way too loud in the mix. You should try cutting some of the low end off your screamed vocals and add some reverb to make it sound more black metally. Keep at it. >>1900 I like this beat, especially the weird off-grid hat pattern and the bass. The mix is a little muddy maybe some eqing could fix it. >>1908 This soykaf's fire. Super weird and wacky but still catchy enough to make you bob your head. Only criticism I can think of is that your drums sound a little dry, maybe throw some extra compression and reverb on there. Compression and reverb fixes everything. >>1909 I've heard your stuff before but for some reason I wasn't following you. Good selection is a fuarrrking tune I'm definitely throwing that in my next set.

N0THANKY0U VOL II OUT NOW https://soundcloud.com/n0thanky0u/sets/n0thanky0u-volume-ii https://n0thanky0u.bandcamp.com/album/n0thanky0u-volume-ii To thank you lains for your support I have a few codes you can use to get the album for free at http://n0thanky0u.bandcamp.com/yum 2awp-6a3q 7l62-ublz vcyw-jhvg

https://soundcloud.com/pikikie tape loops, guitar, piano, a dununba.

https://soundcloud.com/sinnerz333/

>>1909 Not my usual style but I really like it. Great work man. Catchy as hell.

***NEW DNB REMIX*** https://soundcloud.com/sequencekiller/decline-drum-bass-remix >I think its the best thing ive ever made >feedback will be returned thanks a lot!!!

https://soundcloud.com/dyl-en/cnat-keep-my-hnads-off-u >house

I've had a souncloud for a while but I don't have any /lain/ worthy stuff. Should I post it anyway? It's more of a place where I dump everything with sound from my head, remixes and soykaf.

>>2137 what's the worst that could happen

>>2139 dox

>>1834 death metal doesn't have screams poser you sound like a user to be honest not even bm-style

https://soundcloud.com/sequencekiller/x2h-amalgamate-sk-remix >new dnb remix of X2H, more aggressive harder beat than usual >170BPM with maybe my dirtiest bass sound yet >free download on SC so come get it >feedback returned, thanks you guys are the best

Here is mine: http://soundcloud.com/dag_sc There are some noise and psychedelic sounds with my electric guitar and analog synthesizer, among with acoustic guitar and poorly-made percussions. PLEASE listen this: https://soundcloud.com/dag_sc/untitled https://soundcloud.com/dag_sc/pasta https://soundcloud.com/dag_sc/sd https://soundcloud.com/dag_sc/dd-7 I REALLY appreciate some feedback, mainly because I don't have friends who to share music.

>>2135 Pretty good! I love this chill house vibe! Don't really have any complaints. >>2249 Drum sounds a little too "fake", if that makes any sense. I think it would've sounded better with a break sample. Other than that it's good! >>2250 These sound insanely lo-fi and "home studio". Don't take that as a bad thing though. There's lost of lo-fi sounding bands and songs that I love. If you're the man behind the guitar, then good job! I got a pretty strong shoegaze vibe with most of your songs. https://soundcloud.com/kodebinary/sets/this-is-who-i-am-1 I've been making songs for fun for about 2 years now. I never really had a "style" though. I've tried many styles, and so far I think dark, bassy minimalistic is the way to go! I've made my first EP ever. Please give me feedback! >house >2-step garage >lo-fi >jungle

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mBBbTEX1jTk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1VmnTTmdts

>>1587 yeah I just upload a bunch of weird soykaf i make. none of it is consistent in genre or anything soundcloud.com/sadvibesonly

Just finished this track today. https://soundcloud.com/mrdetonia/like-future >electronic >ambient >noise / ethereal My last two uploads are similair - going for a particular vibe with this project.

Just finished another EP. It sounds pretty similar to the other one I posted here. https://soundcloud.com/kodebinary/sets/sad >lo-fi >house >jungle

>>2545 Me again! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R3lHvOk71_g&feature=youtu.be >house >edm >oldschool dubstep >grime >garage >bass

https://soundcloud.com/biiosetto/ make weird soykaf

>>2545 Good stuff https://soundcloud.com/alchvmist >Ambient >EDM >Lowercase >Lofi-meme here and there

>>2613 Thank you ∠(^ー^) I really liked your song called Retour.

NEW ELECTRO TRACK https://soundcloud.com/sequencekiller/isore >dirty as usual, but some lighter parts in this one >feels like a few songs in one >108 BPM Electrotrash >feedback returned, thanks a lot!!!

>>2251 ty! youre probably right a lot of ppl disliked that snare (im sequence killer btw)

>>2614 I really appreciate that, that's the only song that I sometimes just have on repeat in the background. Completely self indulgent narcissism haha https://soundcloud.com/alchvmist/retour

>>1812 >You aren't doing it wrong if no one knows what you're doing.

>>1820 This. >>1821 We're talking about composing here. You're spilling it all with playing it. The physical interaction of your body with the instrument actually express who you are. Therefore there are some musicians (composers, live musicians, orchestral, etc) that are loved for that single reason... And if you're just this cold; you can't make yourself a name (to earn more) without expressing a fullhd reflection of an idea that connects with the audience. Usually that idea is who those musicians are, because when they express clearly how unique they are they also find their way into how common they are too; so they can "enslave" their own market niche.

I've been playing my hand at making music lately. It's a bit of speedcore, breakcore, lolicore, etc. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5dr6ln7pb3s&list=PLCyHdY9_T4U3_2kj04oM2SAgOlFTAPN3_

>>1911 Only just got back to this thread. Thanks man. where are your sets?

Tried making something /cyber/ that could fit in Darker than Black: https://mega.nz/#!htgxDRbb!35EScIKuxinMCBLM8ENhVKUQNDhxvQ5jBEEG_J71L4Y Currently working on lovecraftish ambient album: https://mega.nz/#F!18oiyaba!V_2WBLTIKFDZKvUlmibqFw Other than that, medieval/dungeon synth, dark/ritual ambient: https://rogofficial.bandcamp.com/ Anons here sure do make good ambient and electro. Well done lads

I made my first song playing around with Audacity and the song made fun of me. I named it after what I clearly hear being said that is I DON'T KNOW WHAT GAVE ME THE IMPRESSION THAT I COULD MANAGE: https://0x0.st/svx0.mp3 Well good luck to you musicians, it's just not my thing.

>>2640 You don't know what you're doing in the best ways, but there is hella potential. Download LMMS for free and get to it my dude.

>>1900 I’m back with another experimental/electronic track if anyone wants to listen https://soundcloud.com/myles_lynn/membrane-in-the-insane

i make hip-hop flavoured power electronics with the occassional amen break sometimes, been listening to a lot of jungle lately so there might pop up some jungle tracks in the near future. https://soundcloud.com/rps413 gonna get around to listening to the stuff posted here when i get back from work

not made by me but is a really good mix of memphis rap and outsider house - https://soundcloud.com/hiuhuh/mix

>>1587 Gonna drop my channel while I listen stuff guys. channel/UCwKnKiozPPwHWbZ3Ggrp2Mg

glitch/idm with a groovier industrial spin (that's what ive been going for at least)

https://soundcloud.com/anosrep/sets/the-wire Not sure if this soundcloud has been posted, but the music is very lainlike. the atmosphere is perfect and mimics the series very well

lil exercise i did with autotune not sure if i should continue with it https://instaud.io/2MQe

>>2698 Pretty neat. The mixing would be much nicer if everything below 120hz-ish was in mono, though. I'm not too sure I'd be able to hear that bass if I weren't listening on headphones, and it all sounds muddied anyway.

https://tigersplash.bandcamp.com https://soundcloud.com/tigersplash I've been making music for about 2 or 3 years and published some albums. One of my albums, "Non-Verbal Communication" is now on a cool ass label where you can download it for free: https://sunholerecords.bandcamp.com/album/shr036-non-verbal-communication >Breakcore >Speedcore >Gabber >Extratone >Noise

>>2757 I wanna use this in some tracks lol yes do continue and release stems / acapellas

>>2757 added a lil more to make it feel like a whole song. https://instaud.io/2Ncl >>2770 here are the vocals with and without effects if that's what you wanted https://instaud.io/2PjI https://instaud.io/2PjJ does lain think it's worth it to make a soundcloud for the quality of music i'm making? i'm not sure if it's good enough to attract attention

hey everyone, i just put out a new album. if anyone wants to listen i will leave a link here. it is sorta weird/ambient/experimental and i tried to make it sound scary cause halloween is soon (i sampled system shock in "talons" by the way) https://sinnerz.bandcamp.com/album/i-have-no-flesh-and-i-must-sin let me know what you all think! <3

hi lain i made something new https://soundcloud.com/haydnisdead/dreams i posted something else i made on here recently and i may reupload that to soundcloud if i decide to clean it up a bit

New EP dropping at 00:00 GMT, trying out the youtube premiere thing so come join in and see it LIVE! https://youtu.be/qtSgALo7TBM If you're from more than 6 hours in the future go to bandcamp because it's better quality https://n0thanky0u.bandcamp.com/ By the way all my music is free to download and licensed to allow anyone to remix, edit, cover etc with credit. Hope you enjoy

I mainly like to sing, play guitar and piano. I can make other music too though. Here is my latest video where I performed Green Bird from Cowboy Bebop, piano and singing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZS7MK_cQf8 I upload stuff to SC too. https://soundcloud.com/ghostytowno

>>2832 I absolutely love your music, man. You deserve more love and credit for it.

https://soundcloud.com/alchvmist/grep >electronic >synthwave >lofi >open source software

https://soundcloud.com/bluorangee/untitled-33

Played around with VCV a bit. https://soundcloud.com/spacholi/vcvrack-12112018

>>2857 you remind me of kimya dawson a bit. honest and comfy and kind of familiar, but also cold and distant and maybe a little derealized. I really like your production. Lazy Afternoon is bretty nice. You seem so talented able to cross genres so easily. >>2873 Not normally the type of music I would listen to, but I can't deny the rhythm it has. It progresses nicely, could definitely hear this set to a bullet hell game or something. >>2874 percs in this are crazy. love the overall bubbling and swelling feeling this track gives. Everything is layered really well. Nice work >>2881 I feel like I could get lost listening to this. Something I could really immerse myself in. Just turn the lights off and kind of disassociate. I can hear this set to some sort of high science fiction rpg or something. ive been playing around with my voice for a month or two. not really doing much. ive always wanted to get into music but i never did when i was younger so trying to start now. i want to get around to producing at some point but it seems so hard, so far away. https://soundcloud.com/haydnisdead thanks for sharing, dear lainons

>>2881 This is so relaxing the 10 minutes felt like nothing, great work Lain

>>2898 >>2900 Thank you! I put it up on bandcamp with another I just recorded, you can download them if you like. https://kasse.bandcamp.com/album/vcv-1

https://soundcloud.com/alchvmist/teien-no-shikai-sha >Ambient >Slow >Atmospheric

Its finally here! I had a nightmare one strange night, stuck in a Hotel room just me and a Korean remote. I'll spare you the details here's the sounds it made: https://youtu.be/9MsqrmSWRDE

see her https://soundcloud.com/sarahina ? i've been trying to download some music of hers she posted 6 years ago but she deleted it recently, before i could download it. what do i do?

https://soundcloud.com/haydnisdead/not-there New song out, think it's my best one so far. Any other lainons drop something recently?

>>1587 I just started trying to write some stuff for VN BGM, I'm aware it's not the best, but if any of you guys could give me a few pointers it'd be appreciated. https://soundcloud.com/user-249701118

Here's a recently released song I wrote, pretty proud of it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_yxFtbtWcM >>2967 Kind of reminds me of Yung Lean, I feel like the auto tune is overpowering, still pretty good though >>2925 I like this a lot, those drums certainly gave it that Japanese >>2937 Wild variation you have going on in here with the noise/glitch/minimalism to just an electonic madhouse, I'm digging it

Some more vcv stuff. https://soundcloud.com/spacholi/vcvrack-9122018

>>2996 I really like the haunting/detached atmosphere a lot of autotune will give, but I think I could've softened it a little bit. This is a really good track man. I want to experiment with this type of sound but I can't play any instruments for soykaf lol. You have a super cool voice. Kind of getting some microphones vibes but your voice has way more bass, which I really like. The lil synth melodies n other flavor are really nice touches. The lyrics have a lot of soul, I can tell you really put yourself into this. I'm excited to see what you drop in the future, and it's always nice to see another texas boy around here.

>>3003 Well thanks man. This is probably the best comment I've ever received on my music, especially on the lyrics. A lot of the time I tell myself nobody's gonna listen to it, which isn't true, but I really appreciate the encouragement. Keeps me going.

>>3011 we're all gonna make it brobro just gotta stay focused on improving ourselves and not get caught up in worrying about success or fame or what people think. If we put it out into the world and keep ourselves clean it'll come back to us twofold.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CeERo16N7bs Here's a music video for my new single song, Crisis 2033! It's dystopian synth music. You can listen to the whole single which includes two remixes and two extra songs on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/kizunaut/sets/crisis-2033 You can also buy it from Bandcamp: https://kizunaut.bandcamp.com/album/crisis-2033

https://soundcloud.com/alchvmist/aqua >Liquid >Repetitive >Synthy

>>3018 I like the vibes, really cool video

>>3046 Hey, thanks! I also have a split album I made with a friend of mine, if you are interested: https://asurarevolver.bandcamp.com/album/07-15-14-05-offline

Well, OK. https://soundcloud.com/user-960563340

https://m4v3r1cx.bandcamp.com/album/not-an-exact-measurement-ep Electronic, kinda synthwave. This EP isn't that good and the another one it's remixes only and it is like kicking dead whales down the beach balls hard. I'm working on a more industrial-oriented album right now. If you listen to it please give me any feedback. Telling me to kill myself isn't encouraged, but it's appreciated anyway.

https://soundcloud.com/seaaseaa/hello-hello-hello-v2 >psychedelic folk >tripped out western I have more stuff on here that is also acoustic psych stuff and I have a bandcamp for more post rock/experimental stuff, y'all are some great musicians

https://soundcloud.com/alchvmist/space-is-nothing >Synthmeme >Lo-Fi meme >Ambient

Made a Slint cover few days back. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ezaq_ohmfMw

https://soundcloud.com/occisordubs/decline-remix >heavy dnb from germany >remix of my first track >feedback returned on sc TY!

>>3177 nice

i make a few things. for now i will link my bandcamp i am more comfortable doing that since my soundcloud is filled with random tracks that aren't done. can't wait to listen to everyone else's tracks. -- i mainly make chiptune and ambient noise / the noise isnt on here yet since i'm working on finishing it right now https://waterfuzz.bandcamp.com/music

The New N0THANKY0U album is out! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IK_DOzpZS6E https://n0thanky0u.bandcamp.com/album/n0thanky0u-doesnt-laugh >noise-pop >post-cyberpunk >experimental

i make garbage teir music but i enjoy it https://soundcloud.com/essenceisdead/im-scared-to-close-my-eyes >slowed hip-hop >phonk beats

>>1760 fuarrrkin love these man holy soykaf. The first few just make me feel... feel yeah

did a lil 30 minute thing over a friends beat last night. kinda liked how it turned out. may expand on it later.. make it a little longer or smthn. thanks as always for sharing your art and letting me post mine i love you lainons https://soundcloud.com/oeyyeo/cr222p >rap >idk >>3245 i really fw this sound i've been trying to do something similar but with some vocals over it. nice workk would love to linkk up

>>2873 Really like this. Makes me nod my head while focusing more intensely on programming. I agree with the other lainon, it'd fit perfectly in a bullet hell game.

>>3154 I really like this, too. It's got a nice melody to it, and the beat gives it plenty of energy.

>>3070 This album's full of jams. I was tapping my feet the entire time, really enjoy the vibe too. I'm curious about what tools you use.

Let's bump this thread up with a link. Been messing around with vcv rack. It's free, mostly open source, and fun as fuarrrk. https://www.twitch.tv/videos/391031008?t=01h51m43s

>>1770 Forgot to rate, and holy soykaf, There Is Nothing Easy About Dying. This is the stuff I want to make with modsynth. I really love your sampling.

It's been a long time since I posted a track on here >electronic/pop >vocaloid https://soundcloud.com/snarewaves/pretty-in-pink-vocallective-records >>3245 I like this, the distortion and overall chill melodic landscape gives me clams casino feelings. Nice stuff

https://soundcloud.com/alchvmist/patterns and the music vid that took ten fuarrrking years to edit together https://youtu.be/Bn6uX4S3QFQ >Synthwave >Groove >>3282 An absolute banger

trying to get some recognition, probably never will. i don't really upload stuff, rather repost my tracks from netlabel profiles https://soundcloud.com/offishmusic >experimental drum & bass >>3326 not my taste but i appreciate your production and arragement. good job >>3328 i dig the bass, would be really cool if you added more variation to the main synth, it has potential

>>3331 I like how minimal Emotionally Mute is. You're getting hundreds of plays and dozens of likes. Stop worrying about recognition. I'd like to share the words of Steve Albini: >Don't worry about anything but making music you like. Everything else is bullsoykaf. As for me, here's a new track. >industrial? >ambient? >I don't know soykaf about genres >It's weird and dark and random. https://soundcloud.com/john-smith-368970598/alseep-at-work

>>3331 Thanks for the listen. I'm really digging your tracks

>>3328 thank Ɛ>Ɛ>Ɛ>

>>3331 yo man i would be geeking if my stuff got hundreds of plays. Congratulate yourself !

https://youtu.be/AFxeBl_pz_c I made a video to go with this. Made with vcv rack and recorded live. Sound cloud link is in the description.

not music https://m.soundcloud.com/gordonoise/one

https://soundcloud.com/sequencekiller/mr-relentless >been too long >NEW unreleased track!!! >industrial grimey house >feedback returned >more new stuff on the way, thanks

>>3331 I enjoy your more minimal style of DnB that still retains that deep and dirty feel. >>3332 Your chiller tracks are very comfy, I approve. >Jungle/DnB >House >Garage I've been making stuff for a little over 3 years, probably around 12-13 hours of stuff on my computer. There's about 10 or so tracks I'm currently putting together for another album. I've just gotten into footwork/juke and my next work is partially inspired by it. https://toomuchofme.bandcamp.com/ https://soundcloud.com/toomuchofme

Experimenting with full-hardware composing, just recorded this with Ardour. https://soundcloud.com/spacholi/transmit

Hey, it's me again. I released a new techno album last week and I think it's a fun one since it could very well be the OST to a platformer or RPG game. If you don't have the time, listen to Requiem, I think it's the one that aligns the most with what has been posted here. As always, any kind of feedback is appreciated. Also lol, the album is called :( and the server couldn't process it for the url so it just gave me a dash. https://m4v3r1cx.bandcamp.com/album/-

it's just soykafty noise https://soundcloud.com/horses-fly-into-buildings/racks-on-racks

Alright, I’m back. I came out with this music video today by recording some scenes from a day long hike. Hopefully you guys enjoy it, I tried to keep it lowkey and meditative. https://youtu.be/yFSukzdx9wI

>>3431 You got some dope stuff doing on. Just gotta get better with mixing and mastering

hey, yo I made some futuristic spoken word if any1 cares

here it is https://youtu.be/wQ3kscQPVSk

My friends and I have been fuarrrking with music production bc all of us either have experience or a desire to make soykaf. I dropped a short noise tape and we're working on a project together.

>>3482 Whoops, wrong image here's the link too https://sixsixbullsoykaf.bandcamp.com/releases

https://soundcloud.com/user-556408120/heroman-finally-talks-to-the-girl >Math Rock inspired Chiptune Always looking for feedback specially towards mixing since I'm fairly new to producing. As of now I don't really have a sort of aesthetic since I'm just messing around DAWs.

>>3604 What a journey of a song that was excellent! I'm looking forward to what you make in the future. Reminded me of like, Tortoise, but chiptune; flipping genres on top of each other or something. anyway here's my new track https://soundcloud.com/alchvmist/connected >Really synthy witch house >Lain samples thrown in for shits and giggles

hi everyone, haven't posted here in a minute. Here's what I've been messing around with lately. I've been having a crisis with this one because I can't seem to find a mix that I'm 100% happy with. Might just be overanalyzing, that's what a few others have told me anyways. Any criticisms on the vocals/overall mix would be really helpful. Or you can just tell me I'm being paranoid and that it sounds fine :) https://soundcloud.com/haydnnnnn/33333a/s-oKe6k also here's an updated mix of something I think i posted here a while back. https://soundcloud.com/haydnnnnn/notaloneremixx/s-tYT4A prob gonna get around to making some music vids for these songs. Might get em up on spotify or wherever. idk >>3468 Like this a lot. Visuals are really nice as well. Deserves more attention. >>3483 honestly even tho they are just snippets they could work well as samples for a bigger project >>3604 not really familiar with this type of music but it was a good listen. kind of fuses an upbeat sound with some sort of mounting dread haha >>3605 really cool stuff as always man. maybe we could do some stuff together sometime

https://soundcloud.com/datafog/killem working on a rap mixtape right now (pic related) using a lot of beats off my soundcloud

I have an ambient / piano / industrial / atmospheric project called Exhibition Room. Just dropped a new album some days ago which is thematic soundscapes for drowning. https://exhibitionroom.bandcamp.com/ https://open.spotify.com/album/6B60vXVMhAwDOTLsqsRzwm?si=53x_ZpHIQsu7DXvveVCpAw Really too bad that alot of the links in this thread are 404 :( Recs: >>1589 These are some amazing atmospheres and melodies! >>2769 This is very enjoyable and good breaks and incorporation of industrial elements >>2925 Very good stuff as well as the other tracks, perfect vibes for lain mood >>3450 I like this, reminds me of some early psych electronic stuff like Klaus Schulze

>>3648 Noise-inspired music (very loud, lower volume), an attempt at power noise. Very unpolished, mere drafts, but want to see if anyone has any advice on it - https://nihilriver.bandcamp.com/releases Can't wait to go through this thread, descriptions sound pretty good >>3648 Don't usually like ambient but this I rather liked, the lyrics on the last track are beautiful and unexpected

>>3661 Thanks for the kind words, i gave yours a listen and think you have some cool concepts going on. Textures reminds me a bit of earlier merzbow stuff, especially if you added some more live or "real life acoustics / reverb" to it to give it a less polished digital vibe, unless thats the style you are going for. Either way keep it up!

https://renny.bandcamp.com/

https://soundcloud.com/alchvmist/inherent-oscillation-clip "Microwave is a disgustingly versatile modular wavetable synthesizer." It's also FOSS and native to LMMS >>3648 Incredible, wtf I love drowning now >>3632 I like how your work always seems like the track is progressing forward. The mastering is impeccable. >>3647 I like the interplay between the bass and synths. Uncle Ruckus is really good too.

>>3672 That's a comparison Idn't dreamed of, much thanks! I do know to really make true noise you really do need to add live acoustics, but an idea I have is using free software to show that noise can be done on the cheap, but we'll see what happens as I progress, ha.

>>3677 Listening to 『kid computers』 Really like what I'm hearing so far

https://antibiotiko.bandcamp.com/ don´t do it anon, trust me.

Just dropped this https://sixsixbullshit.bandcamp.com/album/tractatus-summa-theologiae It's better than my last project, it says bullsoykaf in the url, but replace it with s h i t

>>>trip-hop https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZjQHOnPp2_I&list=UUH-X-k9x78fWeNf9MkNc3mg

>>3691 You can get just as far with some digital reverb if you want to! Keep it up exactly how you want it - its your music, worst mistake I ever did was to make music that i thought other people wanted to hear. >>3678 Thank you! Your track is gone :c >>3712 I'm so glad I did! Great rythmic noise and tracks man, totally up there with legends like Nullvektor and Synapscape imo. Had to make an account to follow you lol keep it up! >>3716 Cool vibes, almost like a gamelan composition in outer space, wish the aesthetic was less memey tho. You have some cool creative compositional skills but IMO you are throwing it away by the non-serious aesthetic, unless you are going for some kind of ironic artistic statement of course. >>3727 Cool ideas in this playlist, keep doing what you are doing. >>3677 Too good to have no supporters. Love the vibes and rythms. Are you using Renoise?

>>3678 >>3737 My bad, I put the clip on private, here's the track lol https://soundcloud.com/alchvmist/inherent-oscillation

>>3737 > but IMO you are throwing it away by the non-serious aesthetic Part of it is an attempt to not be pretentious. I don't want to seem like I'm taking this seriously. I hate representations of things and would prefer just to focus on the music. Track names, album covers, etc are all pointless. However, the vibe and aesthetic is fairly city-centric. My next project especially is gonna be loaded with local references. The pictures in the album covers are either pics from my city, near it, or in someway related to it. I made Vankkkouver Shit the day after a long night of factory and dock urbex. It's just my style doggy

>>1770 There's Nothing Easy About Dying, Would You Believe Me no you would not., and Looking Out My Window, Stuck Inside From Fear are so good, I really like your stuff bro >>2545 I like the house stuff but you should mix it up a bit more, Depression was pretty good >>3431 Wired is pretty bangin >>3632 not alone is so good bro, you should make more stuff like this really wanted to listen to anything else you made but it's all gone now :( >>3648 Doubt and Acceptance was very nice, though I'm not really into this kind of ambient really I posted here a year ago, but thought I might post again: we put out that skramz album three months ago, and we're working on another one right now: https://manhatta-n.bandcamp.com/album/coping-mechanism today I also put out a live recording from march, some power electronics stuff it's the beginning in my effort to record and release as many of our live shows as possible, since the stuff we play live is very different from what's on record: https://manhatta-n.bandcamp.com/track/session-1-lack-of-self-control-march-6-2019

https://soundcloud.com/dankjaniels-litboi/01a(USER WAS WARNED FOR THIS POST - Rule 4, write a better OP and check catalog. We have a soundcloud thread already if you want to share your music.)

nice flow