Author Topic: just finished my first instrumental song, need blfs opinion  (Read 826 times)

https://soundcloud.com/ocbmuramasa/pray-4-my-boys

Please tell me how i Did and what i did right or wrong thank you, this is very important to me

a lot of the parts aren't perfectly looped- i can hear the loop ending and beginning
nice job though
it's creepy :o

i rly rly like this, wonderful job :)

Nice job, but it scared me.

makes me laugh lol, loop transition is okay, cant hear it unless youre looking for it for the most part


really repetitive if you ask me

thanks for the feed-back

What program did you use to make this? Also, it doesn't sound too instrumental, especially because it has vocals in it, but hey, it's your creative work.

I like it.

sounds nice actually

Sounds really really bad. Not trying to hurt your feelings, just being honest. The song is just creepy monk hymn noises + drum beat and church bells.

The song is just creepy monk hymn noises + drum beat and church bells.

is that a bad thing though

is that a bad thing though
On a subjective level, no, but throwing together a bunch of sound effects doesn't follow the conventional rules of music composition.

See:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Counterpoint
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harmonization

On a subjective level, no, but throwing together a bunch of sound effects doesn't follow the conventional rules of music composition.

See:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Counterpoint
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harmonization

I don't think those were sound effects. I'm pretty sure those loops were made by Mura using a software instrument. The reason that matters is because that means he tried to make something that made musical sense. Either way, I believe it's music.

The reason that matters is because that means he tried to make something that made musical sense. Either way, I believe it's music.
But it doesn't make musical sense. Like, there's no organization or structure evident in this. Even some of the most avant-garde pieces have some form of organization or subject.

I'm not gonna argue it's not music because that's not a battle I'm gonna win, but it's not good music.