@beugiea really dig the psychedelic style to your stuff
@Crispifier thanks glad you like them
@Memento Beats the mix on this is really clean love the drum work nice beat overall man
and yea i like to experiment with vocals on different kinds of arrangements
Like taking this Doja Cat song and...
@Crispifier i like the first one the second sound too "stock" needs some flavor
@Marc Duncan dope beat i like that arp that comes in at 1:17 maybe resample and chop it for some variety
@omar this ones funky my guy 808 knocks
@2GooD Productions all nice boom bap flips nice work
@Big moon Muzic i...
@Marc Duncan dig the over all vibe just a couple mix things
the lead pluck is a little to loud IMO
cut a notch in your kick somewhere between 125 - 250 hz to get rid of the tubey sound
@TiSzY i get what you're going for but it sounds a little robotic theres no swing or life in the drums which...
Honestly getting placements with established artists is like the lottery. Dudes are throwing beats at them constantly.
If you really want to be a producer find the dope rapper with 100 followers. That's where you can get somewhere.
And at a year and a half in you can't expect the world to...
@Klypse nice mixing on this one those strings are nice reminds me of 70s Kung Fu flicks
@madja can hear 21 on this they 808 is bumpin
Lol honestly the change up on this beat is retarded but it works haha
Hell In High Water
aint shit you can do i mean $500 i might have tracked sleep down and laid him to rest haha. but yea just keep on movin. if your beats are dope you'll find your way through the noise. anything like this comes up again hit me up anytime on here or twitter @ tomkillsjerry
who is he? did he have a gmail or a legit email? if its anything but @1017bricksquad.com they got you.
Never hand over money with out some kind of documentation.
heres a standard contract. I had to fill out w-9's and all that its a hassle but its better than the IRS coming in a cleaning out...
@JodyKurtis 100% right here is where I gained enough confidence in my music to even attempt to get my stuff out there. im always willing to work with anyone which has gotten me in trouble. one guy sent me a track and asked me to put my spin on it so i did. but then a much bigger artist hit me up...
I also put out at least a track every week for the past 2 years really just grinding. now I have almost 300 tracks on SC so when people finally find me they've got alot of stuff to choose from.
I think the Growth has to do with the scene I fell into by chance. I didn't know there was a whole genre similar to what I do Called "Wave". I became active in collabs and just working on making my stuff unique.
Really just producing music and working with people I believe in. I quit selling beats about a year ago. Sites like beat stars are cool but it's starting to feel like Amazon or Walmart for beats.
But right now I'm just putting my music out on all streaming platforms through Distrokid and band...