Share the most gloomy, depressive and gothic music
/dark/
Nathaniel Garcia
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Oliver Gutierrez
Brayden Cruz
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Nathaniel Bailey
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Austin Allen
I hate that these threads keep dying.
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Caleb Hughes
What's some good, somewhat obscure 80s goth?
Zachary Hall
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Cooper Green
Parker Rivera
bzzt
Jaxson Gutierrez
Either someone should post some /dark/essentials chart or make one.
Lincoln Nguyen
pof pof
we got one but I didn't save it
Ethan Sullivan
this shit is like poison, it's life-draining to listen to
Jason Howard
who is the best /dark/ waifu lads?
John Roberts
Dinah Cancer
Tyler Smith
youtu.be
Really their only great song, everything else is meh
Gabriel Clark
Anyone have the /dark/ essentials chart?
David Parker
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Blake Nguyen
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Cameron Davis
I'm trying to make industrial/darkwave/synthpunk music but I'm so fucking bad. I wish there was tutorials for that on youtube or the internet...Seems like there's only tutorials for rap and trap stuff. Any of you produce this kind of music and could give tips?
Liam Lewis
That bitch looks horrible without all that fucking make up on.
Love Belgrado tho. Patrycja best anarchofu.
Jack Nelson
sadly that is the majority of goth girls
Austin Jackson
Literally one of the easiest genres to make.
Just make a cool I IV bassline, a basic beat, then add synths and weird vocals with a lot of reverb.
Jackson Ortiz
it's very easy
you get yourself a retro VST or a shitty synth and a drum machine
you make the drum machine go poom TCHAK poom TCHAK and put a noise gate on it to avoid making it sound too prominent
then to make it indusitral you record your printer or your fax machine doing weird noises and every couple of bars you play that noise. You can also add distortion to your drum section to make it sound like you're banging on trash cans
you look up harmonic minor scales, you pick one, and you do a synth bassline that goes doot-doot-doodoodoot-doot in that scale. Then you go weeee wooooo weeeeeooooow with the strings/organ sound following the same chord progression as the bassline.
then you make your best Andrew Eldritch voice
then you sing passionately about mirrors and shadows and rain and hope and distance and memory.
And most importantly YOU PUT REVERB ON EVERYTHING and possibly delay on your vocals
Nolan Peterson
fuck you albert
Evan Hall
thanks for the guides, I'm new to producing so I'll try to decipher this as best I can.
Isaiah Young
No fuck YOU tulpa girl, think you and I should settle this in the red room?
Jace Ortiz
More /blackmetal/ than /dark/, but i would literally kill for Astrid.
Also, a good post punk band to stay on topic. mapledeathrecords.bandcamp.com
Jace Stewart
Hello can I shill my bandcamp industrial here? Or at least get some feedback?
Luis Collins
do it
David Collins
i-m-p-e-r-i-u-m.bandcamp.com
I tried to make it diverse but thematically very cohesive.
Nolan Lee
The snares are often real (sampled) snares, the kicks are 808s/909s ect.
The beat itself is often twice as fast as a typical hip hop beat, use a shit ton of reverb and delay.
Make sure the vocals sound subdued.
Luke Bailey
subdued is not necessary at all, you can make them dramatic
Sebastian Gomez
I hope wagnerwave becomes a thing. Interesting stuff.
Noah White
I think I've got the drums covered for the basics but I'm tryna make something in the vein of Skinny Puppy. I've got a hard time layering multiple drum tracks and it's the background synths that usually give me trouble.
what's a I IV bassline? something like this but with synths? youtube.com
Ayden Bell
Damn does this person just post cool music all the time?
Benjamin Roberts
Nathan Collins
that's a more bluesy type of bassline but yeah
the punky side will come from hitting about every eighth-note
only a few tracks can be called wagnerwave (Licht, Wald, Berg, maybe Tod) the rest often includes samples but with a more industrial approach.
Lincoln Bennett
NICE
Jacob Nguyen
helo this is nivak
dont use spinny poppy to chacth fish okay
were against fishing its barbrabric
Angel Bailey
More or less.
Cooper Smith
Find your favorite tracks and see what equipment was used to make them, then learn about the equipment and try to figure out how the artists approached it to make their sound.
Easton Smith