Soundcloud thread

[Lucas Anderson]

ok new bread time old one hasnt been touched in an hour

[Jaxon Nelson]

i will massacre you at cod4

soundcloud.com/nathanoriginal/melancholia

>hip hop
>boom bap

[Nicholas Sanchez]

soundcloud.com/stardustshaman/night-glitches

>experimental
>ambient
>noise
>for fans of OPN, Double Leopards, and Dolphins into the Future

Track from the upcoming album Planetarium Hellscape. It will sound even better in the context of the album.

I'll return any feedback I get.

[Jonathan Cox]

Ambient guitar shit

soundcloud.com/wildembers

[Jonathan Wilson]

soundcloud.com/jake-spin

>TRAP
>TROPICAL
>REFINED

I return all feedback on SC.

[Jason Hall]

soundcloud.com/jgoops

>loops,beats

[Jayden Fisher]

soundcloud.com/dankmemevespertine

>Progressive Pop

I'm starting out with production after being an instrumentalist for a long time.

I return ALL feedback.

[Jeremiah Lewis]

here

koala is really dope, you're a good trap producer. My only complaint is that it sounds a little generic. Maybe that's just my perception though, I'm not big into trap. either way, keep it up man.

[Gavin Collins]

my boy

soundcloud.com/the-icecream-man-508885083

my shit

>industrial, noise and ambient stuff
>kinda experimental
>i wish food was here

[Ethan Watson]

soundcloud.com/blnkabt

>a mix between breakbeat and trap (kind of)
>aesthetics

[Brandon Butler]

soundcloud.com/thewoundsbecomehim

>pop

[Jace Edwards]

m.soundcloud.com/hollywisemedia/relationship-problems
>songs about girls and feelings

[Daniel King]

soundcloud.com/phantom20/phantom-national-illusion

I'll return all feedback on Soundcloud.

[Christopher Stewart]

>not verse chorus verse
>no volume psychology
>no naked ladies
>no 4/4

you need to read up on all of dem pop production tricks. the track was kinda cool; reminded me of Tool.

[Noah Thompson]

It doesn't really matter what genre I'm claiming to produce, does it?
Thank you though.

[Henry Long]

soundcloud.com/senseisendling-1/tracks

>ambient trap
>spacey

i'm a solid month into doing shit

[Carter Jackson]

soundcloud.com/tg-48/sets/barely-finished

>Ambient

>Memewave

>Random Samples

[Josiah Price]

soundcloud.com/sindy-gallowes

>Dark Ambient / Noise
>Experimental
>Soundtracks to films that don't exist

All feedback means a lot, always looking for ways to improve.

[Grayson Baker]

soundcloud.com/toybreaker

>beats

[Oliver Ortiz]

soundcloud.com/fyd-491160325

[Wyatt Hall]

soundcloud.com/the-arcanist
>instrumental, cloudy, atmospheric hiphop influenced by various electronic genres

[Jonathan King]

soundcloud.com/oliohdot/national-appreciation-day

>instrumental hip hop
>happy-ish sounding, not sure how to feel about it
>live instruments and some samples

[Gabriel Thompson]

>i will massacre you at cod4

topkek, why do you always comment random shit in your SC posts? like it's cool or something

stop making threads with no link and then posting yours so you can be first

stop calling it "boom bap", cause that ain't boom bap

>youtube.com/watch?v=LvMGkVS3Dv0

THAT'S fucking boom bap

i come to these threads to listen to new SC's almost everyday, and everyday I see you posting the same bullshit

[Julian Bell]

actually good

[Leo Hill]

recs:
Hello. I leave feedback in soundcloud.

>I made a house/minimal progressive track
soundcloud.com/santile-896737345

[Anthony Perry]

look up lund

[Elijah Richardson]

>being this triggered

[Julian Carter]

soundcloud.com/malhamlane

>I just like sharing and hearing new things
>and talking to strange people

[Ian Mitchell]

soundcloud.com/bamburecordsuk/mack-jamieson-x-carl-blarx-talk-about-i

>Hip Hop
>UK Rap
>Production
>Sample Based

[Aiden Myers]

you're a faggot and your music sucks lol

[Aaron Smith]

soundcloud.com/wateroverdose

>Experimental/Chill Stuff

rec

[Mason Miller]

good morning :3

>electronica/dance/ambient/trip-hop
soundcloud.com/unx-722390634/tracks

>demo folder
drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B1EodIMq7igdOVdOMUJJUGdmSms&usp=sharing

[Chase Long]

...

[Elijah Walker]

soundcloud.com/ningnangnongmusic/sets/onward-till-the-sun-e-p-2015

>Pop
>Experimental/psych
>Folk

[Cameron Sanchez]

damage control is nice

but creating soundcloud threads all day so you can spam your shitty music?

>that's just priceless

[Chase Jenkins]

Just giving this beat, and any of the others, away at this point. Message me if you want them.

The reason I started producing hip hop was because some friends told me they wanted shit to rap over, but if/when we "record", I end up just using being their pro-bono audio engineer as I properly mix their Panda freestyles.

I've decided me, and my band, are selling our turntables and buying guitars.

soundcloud.com/groundscraper/decisions

Fucking with easy night heavy, followed, checking out the rest later.

Randomly picked Delight, love the plucks and the background pads/vocals.

Wish I could regularly make music that upbeat, but I'm a slave to minor chords. Nice work.

[Thomas Torres]

Made a new house tune :D

feedback would be appreaciated

[Sebastian Cox]

Made a new house tune :D

feedback would be appreaciated

soundcloud.com/bagathumb/berghainz-get-jacked

[Evan Hill]

Sup ya'll?

soundcloud.com/trey-chops/sets/top-tier-chops-essentials

>TORONTO
>HIP HOP
>NEW WAVE
>ACCEPTING BEATS

I have beat block right now

New tape coming in the summer (l doubt Sup Forums cares though, haha)

[Matthew Brown]

Really promising. Followed and reccomending.

[Thomas Parker]

I dig your own production, and your rapping works well over the tracks.

If you're accepting beats, feel free to check here: . I'm not sure if it's your style, but I really like your direction, and would love to contribute to a rapper who actually records his raps and makes them listenable.

[Jayden Morgan]

Appreciate that man, listened to "Decisions" but I'm not really feeling it (to rap over, it's a nice listen)

Well mixed/produced, drum sounds could be a little better; did you play the little guitar bit yourself, or is that a sample?

[Parker Reyes]

>pic related

soundcloud.com/glutenfreebeats
>hip hop beats

good shit coming soon

[Daniel Price]

Sample, from this: nounss.bandcamp.com/track/school-bus

To be honest, I wanted to build samples from post-punk and shoegaze tracks, but it hasn't been as easy or successful as relying on the classic genre choices. So I've decided to make my own post-punk and shoegaze, and just move the beat production to a more side project.

Not to take up more of your time, but could you check out Birds? My friends think it's too much of a bummer to be a hip hop beat.

[Jonathan Ramirez]

soundcloud.com/windowlistener

New track: soundcloud.com/windowlistener/citric-radicek
New release: windowlistener.bandcamp.com/album/clairvoyance-alien-sights

>experimental electronic and sound art

Eh

[Jack Powell]

Could easily imagine Immortal Technique or some shit on a beat like Birds, your friends just don't understand that different songs pertain to different emotions

Turn down the 'Out' on your drum samples to get rid of as much annoying white noise as possible as well

[Chase Sullivan]

>Turn down the 'Out' on your drum samples to get rid of as much annoying white noise as possible as well
Thanks, I mostly work in Pro Tools, learning Ableton now though.

Also, really appreciate the feedback. I very rarely can get solid insight from a rapper about my beats, which I think leaves me in a bubble, so this was a huge help.

[Christian Campbell]

soundcloud.com/themacheno
>electronica, occasional beats
>lo-fi
>one day ill put a banger out

[Christian Jackson]

i'm not trey chops

but you should just do more processing on your drums in general
transient shaping, compression, EQ, distortion
i can elaborate if you want

also layer multiple drum samples together
especially for the snare

[Easton Anderson]

No worries, Pro Tools is good though. Industry standard.

Ableton I thought was moreso for the electronic crowd, but I still use FL Studio 10 lol (personal preference)

We all have to start the journey somewhere, so I have no problem sharing my knowledge.. JUST NOT MY SECRETS!

>billinski.bandcamp.com/album/who-are-you

just a second project

[Jacob Diaz]

>trey chops

*TREY CHOPS

[Mason Ross]

Oh, well thanks for replying too, it was helpful.

I've been out of practice with processing and just general baseline audio maintenance, plus I have the bad habit of doing none of that shit due to my current /prod/ setup, which isn't very resource friendly. I think I'll return to the books I once studied, and make sure to always make everything sound as good as I can when I can return to my normal set-up.

Yeah, Pro Tools is what I use to record my friends, but I'm kinda starting to fuck with Ableton's capability's of combining MIDI and audio elements as well as it does. Never tried FL Studio, I might give it a shot someday though.

And I'll bookmark that bandcamp link, will check out later.

[Mason Bennett]

i'm so sorry based TREY
i hope you'll forgive me

[Caleb Evans]

soundcloud.com/kvrhv/dmndday
>dubstep-ish, vashti bunyan sample
not bad familia

[Chase Perry]

here again. ( soundcloud.com/dankmemevespertine )
I return feedback!

Thanks bruh.

Really digging rap with backing tracks like that. Keeps it really fresh.

I like what I'm hearing, but I wish there was a bit more layering going on. Also, I sometimes wish you chose different patches for lead bits, but that's just my taste.

This is slightly too experimental and ambient for my personal enjoyment, but some of the tones are really cool and there's a lot of depth to it.

These work quite well as instrumentals too and I'm sure you could do some really interesting rap stuff with them.

I'm not really into dubstep but I like the more IDMish things going on here. It takes slightly too long to get going if you ask me, but overall it's a nice track.

[Caleb Martin]

soundcloud.com/rati-eradze/vcmybebwldjh

housey d&b made with a lot of love (or something, i don't know)

i just make music that i'd listen to myself.
would be very thankful for a technical review

[Thomas Young]

soundcloud.com/instow

>Ambient / Soundtrack

[Samuel Wright]

I post alot
Cause I NEED 1000 FOLLOWERS
soundcloud.com/ronniescholarship

[William Reyes]

soundcloud.com/ratherverdant/sets/my-seventh-attempt

newest stuff is mostly
>glitch
>noise
>industrial
>drone

while other tracks are somewhat ambient,IDM and experimental.

[Wyatt Long]

soundcloud.com/bagels105oranges-elpu
best songs

i am the electronic lobster prophet unleashed, or elpu, a crunchwave electronic group with an intense and experimental style.

>crunchwave, you ask, what's that?

you'll find out, give it a listen, a few songs. you'll be hooked!

check out the free albums on bandcamp and the newer tracks on the soundcloud

there's also an blog, website, youtube channel, religious cult! you'll find it from the links on the soundcloud

>returning all feedback also check out rap side project soundcloud.com/thsavages/

recs:
nub scrub
hyper specific
cis scum boys
tony chu
toilet friend
SONP
UNX
TROPX
i can't get around to listening to everyone's stuff, i delve into certain channels after finding them
by sight. post good graphics!

[Zachary Hall]

ty ty, appreciated

[Aaron Parker]

>soundcloud.com/tom-tiddler/act-1-waking-up

lofi/shoegazey/dreampop

[Jayden Nguyen]

Thanks for the rec!

It has a very fun and chill atmosphere. I'm too much of a beginner on the producing side of things myself to really give you advice regarding that.

That's some really immersive ambient! You get sucked right in. I like a lot of your artwork too.

What is there I like, but if I were you I'd work on the vocal production a little more (I know nothing technical about this so I can't give you any specific tips) and add some layers to the backing track every once in a while in a track to make it more interesting.

This is really intense and atmospheric, but if I were you I'd make the songs a bit shorter; it's a lot to take in at once right now.

My stuff: All feedback is appreciated and returned!

[Xavier Williams]

soundcloud.com/sandoctor/godinez-sandoctor

Hip hop rap

[Cooper Johnson]

soundcloud.com/dschulezrulez

>glitchy
>trap
>future jazz

Still finding my style so feedback is appreciated!

[Austin Johnson]

soundcloud.com/tidepulls

Solo project that evolved into a 5 piece band from Orlando FL

>Shoegaze,Dreampop,Post-Punk

Working on 5 song EP consisting of new versions of the demos we have and a couple new songs.

>Feedback is much appreciated

RECS:

[Brody Moore]

reccing this hard

[Dominic Hall]

soundcloud.com/daniel5656/1-undertheice
> alt. rock / electronics

[Zachary Sanders]

Going through the thread as it grows to comment and recc. Comments/likes are returned in kind.

>Indie/emo
>Thrash/stoner/doom/sludge metal
>Soundtrack
>Ambient
>Punk
>folk
>Blues
>Jazzy shit
>Psychedelic rock
>Improv folk duo
>Post-rock/metal
>Trippy shit
>More

Whatever you like, I'm sure there'll be something to fit your tastes

soundcloud.com/tuathal

[Christian Brooks]

soundcloud.com/tofuattack1/take-a-ride-on-the-boogie-train
>future funk

[Colton Green]

>I actually sing
>piano, marimba, synth
>guitar and drums

>NOT abstract ambient vaporwave chill core or whatever a lot of you guys make but still fun

soundcloud.com/megumiband/milkweed

[Colton Davis]

This is great, loving the vocals and backing vocals on Dominoes. I know pedals and effects tend to be more of a priority in the type of music you guys are making, but I was just wondering, what guiatars/basses do you tend to rely on most?

What Are You Waiting For, was that all you? I really liked it either way, and I'm intrigued by the list of other genres you've got posted as well.

[Isaac Johnson]

Yeah, all me. Wrote the main repeating riff and some variations, recorded that, then jammed the rest out around that (stereo amp setup for one of the guitar tracks, clean on one, distorted on the other). I ought to remaster it at some point, since my production skills have improved over the last year or so.

[Ian King]

Thanks for the rec brofam!

Cool spooky beat. Good attitude in the rap, but the vocal production needs some work. It clips in places and I don't think that's an intentional effect.

Cool atmosphere and song. However, I do wish there were some more layers and there was a little bit more punch in the background.

Really cool. The only thing I'd change myself was to bring out the "normal song" a little bit more. Occasionally I found the current mix to be sort of jarring, but that's my taste. However, that's only a minor complaint since I thoroughly enjoyed the track.

Some really diverse and interesting stuff. Is that top track some kind of neo-black metal? I like it. Minor note: As a guitarist I'd say that you should improve your vibrato a little bit. You can do a lot with vibrato and right now it sounds very shrill and impersonal.

Me >Progressive Pop

[Benjamin Fisher]

soundcloud.com/pladoc

>techno and downtempo electronic

---FEEDBACK---

love the retro movie/game feel. deffinately cool. production wise, I personally would have played around with stereo effects a bit more to add a bit of interesting energy to it.

mixing needs work, but the actual track is nice

nice ideas, but nothing sounds finished. sound design is sorta boring and mixing needs a lot of work. You should try making these into entire tracks.

Interesting. Actually kinda like it

sounds like the score to a weird indie film. also, a bit muddy.

nice stuff man, really enjoyed it.

other recs

[Christian Harris]

iPod commercial music

[Ian Jenkins]

We actually don't own any pedals and just use built in effects from our amps (Fender Mustang and Fender Princeton Chorus) and for guitars we mainly use a MIM strat or a Epihone custom pro. For bass we use a Fender deluxe P Bass.
Glad you're enjoying our tunes :-)

[Carter Bennett]

>NOT abstract watever music

because since you're a grill its not really your fault

[Anthony Fisher]

>Some really diverse and interesting stuff. Is that top track some kind of neo-black metal? I like it. Minor note: As a guitarist I'd say that you should improve your vibrato a little bit. You can do a lot with vibrato and right now it sounds very shrill and impersonal.

Thanks, it was kind of an attempt at thrash metal as played by a funeral doom band. Dropped A tuning.

The vibrato thing is true, I've noticed it myself. It's something I tend to use a lot more in blues and folk, but for some reason I always forget to in my lead playing on heavier stuff, unlike pinch harmonics, for instance.

Your work is really interesting in that it somehow manages to form a really good wall of sound, completely filling out the whole sound while keeping the drums really up front. Really good work on the EQing and compression there. Great base for vocals.

[Lincoln Wilson]

That's great dude! That's kinda the set-up I'm going for, solo looping and layering. It's really a confidence-booster hearing someone else do it so well.

>just use built in effects from our amps
Never would've guessed, but my roomie does get his favorite tone out of his 20 dollar practice amp. I'll check out those instruments, and definitely keep listening.

[Jacob King]

Thanks, man.

[Zachary Adams]

I don't understand!

I have abstract grill friends

[Lucas Long]

soundcloud.com/signal-gul/cyber-hallucination

oh game music fun
it feel like clean future music

you are good at speed metal i think

i like retro style music

[Grayson Murphy]

My main tip is to just have drums to play over before you start working your entire song out. Figure out that you want four or five fills at various points so you already know where they're going to be, then play your main riff over that and have the other layers react to your first guitar riff. Solo looping I'm not that good at, due to decent looper pedals being expensive. EQing your various guitar tracks slightly differently and panning them helps a lot in keeping the layers distinguishable from one another, but if you're stuck with mono like with a looper pedal, just switch pickups and use a clean boost or an EQ pedal to achieve the same separation, I'd say. Jamming with yourself is easy as fuck!

[Nicholas Smith]

soundcloud.com/drmcast/rhyme-and-get-clever-prodbsdu

>depression
>hip-hop
>lo-fi
>spoken word

enjoy

[Ryder Ward]

Copied to a text file, thanks a bunch.

I'm not planning to use real pedals, especially not a looper, just straight through Guitar Rig for now.

I'm a bit rusty with guitar, and have briefly touched a bass, but I saved up some cash and I plan on probably picking up some Korean made knockoffs that my guitar friend swears by. My friend jams with just a practice amp and a looped beat, and it looks like great practice, so I'm excited to give it a go.

[Cameron Sullivan]

Thanks, I was aiming for intense and somewhat atmospheric sound, but at the same, I do agree that sometimes some parts linger too much, even though I didn't want to cut the bits shorter, because I felt it would be too brief.

[Jace Myers]

Lo-fi depressing hip hop has really grown on me, and this track is a nice example of what I dig.

[Matthew Harris]

soundcloud.com/spark1990

>experimental
>bass
>dubstep

Just put something new up.

[Nolan Hernandez]

Thank you man I appreciate it

[Anthony Morgan]

Cool intro and interesting use of beats like that with a backing like that. More interesting than most dubstep I know.

Fantastic flow and a great backing track. I really like rap/hip hop like this.

np

Could you take a look at my stuff? see:

[Christopher Scott]

Love your music man

[Wyatt Baker]

soundcloud.com/mana-hackson

>lofi
>indie
>sad

summer a bummer

[Jack Sullivan]

soundcloud.com/thedreya/lane

>shitty lofi shoegaze pop shit
>rest is shitty lofi beat music/whatever i cant stick to one style

[Lucas Johnson]

rly cozy stuff

wish the clap on attics was different but these are cute

[Lucas Long]

soundcloud.com/ezrawallet/fungus

>experimental dark trap
>melts into danceable funky hiphop
>finally ends with misty r&b

will give critique in next post, I also respond to all critique on soundcloud and will totally check out your shit if you check out mine

[Dylan Edwards]

soundcloud.com/swollenskinny

>Beats
>Sampling
>Synth
>Experimental
>Lo Fi
>Chill, Sad Vibes

soundcloud.com/user-756775011/calabi-yauswollen-skinny-particle-horizon
>A collaboration with one of my friends, check it out

Critiques and suggestions are welcome

[Jeremiah King]

so i want to start by saying i really like SC threads and i do enjoy listening to your music.

but i can't figure out whats the point of linking your soundcloud like every single day?
do you hope to accomplish something by doing so? pls explain

[Luis Clark]

SOUNDCLOUD.COM/totinoboy

>trap beats \ dark \ melancholic \ experimental

[Hunter Nguyen]

soundcloud.com/suuhms/ode

>new track
>melancholic future beat
>harmonic ambient
>organic sounds