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I've been thinking about doing this for quite a while now,
to post a link to an original piece of music, that I made myself.

I used Cubase VST32 5.0, to begin with, together with a Yamaha keyboard,
then edited various different pieces, using Soundforge.

This is the first piece that I have ever posted anywhere, as of yet,
and am a little apprehensive about that.

Maybe that could be because I am severely deaf!

I'll admit, that I have a little trouble now and then,
trying to ensure that all of the levels are correct, and this may possibly include,
a few places here and there, where certain things may be a little too loud.

The total piece is 5:42 minutes in length, but maybe the changeover
at 2:36 may be a surprise for some, as it was for me, as it was a little bit of an accident, which I think worked out pretty well.

The piece is called FunkPlucker-SpaceOut

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAaivfI_mVs

Yeah it's ok for your first production. I think you need to fix the 'static' noises at the begining of the track.

Keep it up.



IBDF

Not too bad, not too bad at all. Keep up the good work mate.

(11-06-2009, 06:55 AM)IbDrugFree Wrote: [ -> ]Yeah it's ok for your first production. I think you need to fix the 'static' noises at the begining of the track.

Keep it up.

IBDF

Thanks for the response.

First production? Ohh, I didn't mean that exactly, I said it was just the first original piece that I had uploaded anywhere. I have a quite a few in total
and if I feel confident about any of the rest of them I'll upload those as well at some point.

The 'static' noises at the beginning?

I think that I know what you mean, if you are referring to the effect, just after the two tone sort of flutey whistle, at about 03:00 seconds in,
unless you mean noises before the track even starts?
When you say 'fix' it, how so? Is it too loud or something like that?

You see, that is where being deaf doesn't really help any,
concerning matters of getting all of the levels for every event correct.

Thanks for the encouragement though.

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(11-11-2009, 06:46 AM)trilobyte- Wrote: [ -> ]Not too bad, not too bad at all. Keep up the good work mate.

Thank you for the positive feedback, I appreciate it!

I'll also work on some of the others that I have made and see if I think they are okay enough to be uploaded.