Learning guitar probably would be pretty helpful yeah but I don't know what the situation is like with the guitar we have in the house and again, with no free space or time I don't really have anywhere I could practice. Yeah I understand, its why I'm gonna use the Spitfire guitars and hope it helps a bit. Take this with a grain of salt though as I always err towards concision but I feel most /prod/ucers could probably make there tracks a bit shorter unless truly interesting things are happening.Ī lot better than the other track though and still a decent track overall. I think the end is a lot better but you could still probably flesh it out more and made it take up more of the song Music needs to keep you occupied and even having 25 seconds where nothing is really happening and the soundscape is relatively plain like in the first minute and a half of that track it makes it hard to make it to the end. and make that portion of the song longer as it is the most interesting bit.
I would make the transition to adding the rest of the sounds at around 1:45 happen earlier. The evolution of the rest of that sound at that point is nice but not enough to really fully retain the interest. But then the next bit the melody sound does not really evolve so it feels a bit repetitive. The beginning is just a little long, though the transition to the melody sound is nice. >Music theory for musicians and normal people: !wEVAVbgB!hwd7vmzaZ9C6wAnVbqIQt37pNUpfpn0t2ecSjZGRNe4
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