I'm curious, how long does it take you to produce these?  

Posted by Rufus

I'm curious, how long does it take you to produce these?

Thanks for the feedback guys! ^-^ I forgot exactly how long it took me to make the snow theme. Along the Waves took about 20 minutes, which is probably why it's a bit lackluster compared to the other 3. The beat took about an hour, but it's short, so it would be kind of a logical amount of time. Dreaming took me about three and a half hours to make.  

Posted by Psycher!

Ok, I'd really REALLY appreciate any feedback for this song, since it's the first song I've made that's longer than a minute and it has a sort of nice feeling to it. It even has a little thoughtful meaning to its sound, which can be found in its description. Again, feedback, criticism, and other comments are greatly appreciated.

http://soundcloud.com/studiopsycher/dreaming

ahhh, so soothing imma listen to this and do some gfx at the same time rep+  

Posted by Hadi

ahhh, so soothing imma listen to this and do some gfx at the same time rep+

I'm glad you like it. ^-^  

Awesome.  

Posted by DragonRider

Awesome.

Thanks!

I'm thinking of doing requests, but I'm not sure how that would work for music.  

sounds alright  

Posted by Psycher!

Thanks!

I'm thinking of doing requests, but I'm not sure how that would work for music.

Try remixing songs from existing games? I don't know, maybe the Pokemon Emerald Elite 4 theme?  

Posted by DragonRider

Try remixing songs from existing games? I don't know, maybe the Pokemon Emerald Elite 4 theme?

Hmm. Maybe I'll do that sometime.  

I'd personally like to hear something a little oriental. This track that you made has that asian vibe, I think it's the instrument you used, but is a little too new-age. Ya, maybe try that.  

Nice work! Of course, everyone can improve, but that is a great start.

However, I very strongly recommend learning an instrument such as Piano, Guitar, etc to get some music knowledge and talent. Once you get the hang of it, upload your work and go from there with editing and such. Really, if you want to go anywhere with Music and/or SFX anywhere, you've got to have some of your own work, that you yourself created instead of using programs' base loops and rearranging them. That's the difference between an amateur messing around with the loops and an upcoming professional music artist or editor. Not professional in the sense that you are the next worlds greatest musician, but somewhat capable of producing your own tracks with a little help from program loops then, evolving into being able to make your own tracks without any using any loops from programs to assist your tracks.

That's what a true SFX/Music Artist should, and does do.
Best of luck! ~TS  

Posted by Rufus

I'd personally like to hear something a little oriental. This track that you made has that asian vibe, I think it's the instrument you used, but is a little too new-age. Ya, maybe try that.

You think it sounds Asian? I guess it does a little. The instrument was a guitar synthesizer, so I think that's why it sounds a bit new age. I think I can do an Asian sounding track since I have the necessary sounds(except for percussion I think.).

Posted by Thunderstorm

Nice work! Of course, everyone can improve, but that is a great start.

However, I very strongly recommend learning an instrument such as Piano, Guitar, etc to get some music knowledge and talent. Once you get the hang of it, upload your work and go from there with editing and such. Really, if you want to go anywhere with Music and/or SFX anywhere, you've got to have some of your own work, that you yourself created instead of using programs' base loops and rearranging them. That's the difference between an amateur messing around with the loops and an upcoming professional music artist or editor. Not professional in the sense that you are the next worlds greatest musician, but somewhat capable of producing your own tracks with a little help from program loops then, evolving into being able to make your own tracks without any using any loops from programs to assist your tracks.

That's what a true SFX/Music Artist should, and does do.
Best of luck! ~TS

I actually know how to play a few instruments and I'm in the process of learning piano. I would use more content that I recorded/made a MIDI of myself, I just have no recording equipment whatsoever. Also, I didn't use actual pre-made loops per se, but the sounds and synthesizers that are there. I do agree with you completely though.  

Great job man! I especially like this one  

Posted by Alpho

Great job man! I especially like this one

Now that you bring that one up, I should work on finishing it before anything else. It can't be a preview forever.  

Your enemy music was great! It really reminded me of pokemon.