I spent many months on this track but I need advice on how I can make it better, the original draft of this was too much for my pc to handle so I had to use the bounce timeline thing to upload it as a sample. The idea was insipired by Icebox's style of music but it's also a mix of my own style, though I'm not sure if it's good. How can I make this better? I need advice. (Don't make fun of my voice please, I tried my best ;-;)
So you spent many months on these 36 seconds or is the full track somewhere? don’t hear icebox in this. Your voice reminds me a little on the voice from the JJ72 singer.
i like the instrumental!!! i think the mixing on the vocal is the main issue, it feels like it's in a different "space" than the rest of the track if that makes any sense. try turning the wet signal on the reverb down, or EQing the high frequencies away to push it back a bit. if all else fails experiment with delay on the vocal instead of reverb
i also think the dry vocal could be dampened a bit with EQ bc its pretty present compared to everything else. OR you could add some high-frequency detail in the instrumental instead, so that the vocal and the music glue together better in the mix. you might also benefit from compressing the vocal a bit bc it wavers in volume
the way the track is set up allows you a lot of room for creativity in terms of how you address these issues tho!!
It's okay, more stuff could've been used like a chorus, slope or a quasar to make this thing pop a bit. Maybe add a couple of synths and add effects to make it sound a bit ambient. Other than that, good job.
First, make some more layers, add some pads or something to really make the music stand out.
Second, get rid of some of the reverb, too much of it can really drown out the song, and make it sound a bit empty.
I like how the vocals stand out, they're mixed quite well(from my shitty earbud perspective), but maybe add some effects or add some vocal layering, like an octave lower, or higher, or adding different layers and then panning them left and right
The mixing on the vocals was like the hardest part LOL.. I'm glad you think that they are mixed well! And well, I can see what you mean about the reverb. But like essentially this was just me laying out the foundation for it, and also getting used to the Heisenberg and Pulveristeur interfaces.. So I will work on adding more layers. Thank you for your time, I swear to put it to good use :D
So like how do the charts function in Audiotool? Is it like calculated based on the number of plays reached in a certain amount of time or is it randomized?
Beautiful idea, I like it. I would like to hear the full version.Then it will be easier to provide advice, since the options for track development are wide.
i really like it, it needs to be a bit longer so where the track stops is a drop, and it goes to another sound that followes the main chords and they go together to add a bit more ambience, and the melody also gets copied to another sound and both of them go together, and the drums get louder with a bigger snare and kick (hat is optional), this seems really cool and i like the idea of it!
also the vocal is a bit too loud so you can just turn it down a bit.