Cover of track Deviate (5/4 Trap) by Ty Freestyle
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Deviate (5/4 Trap)

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In this song, I attempted to diverge from the norm of electronic music in 4/4. I was specifically inspired from the jazz song Take Five by Dave Brubeck. Hope you enjoy.

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    Ty Freestyle

    tbh I should remake this

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    ag.

    deviate.

    hmmm

    that'd be a good name for an album

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    iiskybu

    Take/five is better than take five

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    ollie

    Oh man this is actually really nice! Sick work!

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    Ty Freestyle

    Thanks!

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    lightskin lunatic (gone).

    Goddamn! You took trap inspiration from a jazz song? That's different! Dope stuff

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    Tonewarrior

    This is Hot! I'll be waiting on the full version.

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    KNIFEself

    Okay, making it out of the box it's always a sure shot for me to like something! You did that when venturing off the 4/4 BPM. On top of that, you had an specific influence, from another genre and managed to work a way into your own choosed style, so, your line of thought and execution is really sharp, here, dude! ;D Congrats for that, that's real producing!

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      Ty Freestyle

      Thanks for all the support! and no, its not done, and i am going to make it into a full track. :)

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      KNIFEself

      Now, the track itself: Sorry, but I always have a hard time giving crit to a less than 2 minute long track, It feels incomplete, to me DDD; Do you plan on working it up into a full tune? Also, maybe I'm not the best to have a say in trap, but, in this short example, the bass feels so right. and the flute voice got me. It's good! A very solid start

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    iiskybu

    Sick dude! I wish I was good at composing

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      Ty Freestyle

      Thanks! and u can be, trust me. it just takes a little practice, and experience with the tools to make it all sound good! we could collab sometime as well

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    Noir

    Hey, you took my advice on the crashes! It's sounding a lot more cohesive now. The next step is going to be getting the reverb under control since that's adding a lot of higher frequency noise that can sound a bit like a hollow hiss. Unfortunately, there isn't an easy solution to this. It's mostly fiddling with the amount, decay, damping, and effects going into and coming out of the reverb.

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      Ty Freestyle

      ok thanks! and thanks for the advice, there were so many spammed comments yesterday that I just deleted them all, but i did still have your advice in mind

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      Noir

      Also start keeping the mix in mind. If the signal is too loud, the limiter will have to cut it off at a certain volume. This is called clipping, and it can seriously affect the quality of your sound. You'll know you're clipping when the red light comes on on the centroid.