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Hello!

I made this melodic track that might need some softening on the synths or how to put it.

 

But regarding the melody, I have a question for watmm.

Is it very typical or predictive? Or is it wtf?

I think I usually make melodies like these, kind of simple ones.

 

But I would apreciate some fedback regarding the "chord progression" or what to call it.

 

Very greatful for some feedback!

 

https://soundcloud.com/unkorecords/onajs-onajs-theme

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Very Plone-esque (if you've no idea what I'm talking about check this album: https://bleep.com/release/4279-plone-for-beginner-piano). Perhaps embrace the old school cheesiness in the mixdown by making the thing a bit more lo-fi. I think the only thing I'd change is the breakbeat - seems a little out of place, but apart from that: I like !

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so so wicked trippy tune, i love it

 

you could maybe edit the breakbeat to put your own sounds on the hits? more unique sounds like fm squerps maybe?

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That's some quick responses.

 

As we say in Sweden "taste is like the ass cheeks, divided". I appreciate the feedback it a lot, thanks!

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