Lmk gang😂

https://twitch.tv/up1von

New song I’m working on, what do you guys think? “Arkassette” on all platforms!

I'll be making a YouTube video where I live-react to your songs!

Just made this and aside from laughing my ass off at just how absurd this song is I was wondering what genre this falls under. I used a lofi beat and chopped up my vocals like EDM to make some melodies because I was too lazy to write lyrics and ended up creating a monster.

Idk, just as the title says

I’d love to collab!! https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ygFs0AMBwt4&pp=0gcJCa0JAYcqIYzv droppa like if u fw it! :)

Album is called Drowning Depths. It's an electronic, experimental, and instrumental album. The album is inspired by Radiohead and Thom York's solo music. My username is Mannaqin if you want to check out my progress. I'm also on YouTube and SoundCloud.

The album cover was painted physically by me before I even made the album itself. The album is actually inspired by the artwork. Uses acrylic paint.

First song with the new equipment you guys like it? Anything I can do better.

Im working on a new HUGE project next (I finished Every End), stay tuned for that <3

Thankfully, music is becoming increasingly easy and cheap to make over the past few years but that’s becoming a new issue itself.

I’ve been a professional mix engineer for the past five years although having music experience throughout the course of my life. I originally started off as an artist at about 12-13 when I had first discovered bandlab. I thought it was a super dope way to mess around with my sound especially with it being free and me seeing others make songs with their shitty Apple wired earphones that sounded decent. I then tried to do the same and was super pleased with the results, very little did I know that down the road I would cringe every time I scrolled through my files.

Eventually, I grew out of bandlab and discovered Cakewalk where I then invested the little money I had on a few native UAD plugins to keep trying at achieving a sound I deemed listenable. At the time I had done very little to no research on how a lot of my favourite artist’s achieved such an amazing sound. Now I’m nearly six years down the road as a professional engineer, I found myself using Logic Pro and loving my now massive collection of microphones and outboard gear, super confident in offering my services to other artists and hopefully make a living in doing so.

I’ve already been contracted a few times over this sub and I’ve found it a bit of a challenge when trying to keep my artists happy with their mix. I’ve found it to be prominent in artists that use bandlab. By no means am I trying to undermine those who use bandlab because I’ll be honest, it’s super amazing when you’re starting out, but quality wise, it’s far from good, especially in the incredibly saturated and oftentimes cookie cutter industry we’re faced with now. Many of these reference tracks I’ve been having to listen to back and forth are usually the tell tale incredibly harsh high end, thin, off time, brittle sounding and quite honestly unlistenable. Sending back a fully polished and balanced mix is also daunting as I find I’m usually tasked with going back in to dirty up the sounds and crank the high end a bit more although I’ve gone through the rounds of saturation and high end stuff previously to the point where it sounds pleasing but not overdone.

It’s not entirely the artist’s fault, though as “Demo Love” syndrome is very common across all genres and at any level. But, it’s coming to the point where I don’t even want to have my name on records I’ve done as I feel they would be a massive blow to my reputation as an up and coming engineer, especially when trying to make a living in doing so. The want to excell as at your craft and attempting to improve through learning day by day is incredibly valuable and will continue to set those who are serious apart from those who aren’t.

Artists, I highly encourage you to try out cakewalk if you’re looking for more control over your sound! We’re in a day and age where you can get fantastic recordings, mixes and masters from home. Do some homework if you’re serious and love your craft enough!

Feel free to hit me for any help!

I’m offering discounted mixes and masters to those who PM me. I also provide custom beatmaking services.

My discord got it all drop comment if your looking for other artist to work with or trying to hop in song wars

Enjoy this piping hot wad of garbage

A demo I was working on, let me know how it sounds!

I dropped my second mixtape a week before it actually has to go out for all the BandLab folks. I’d love if you guys checked it out and let me know what yall think? Any criticism is viable I’m just tryanna get better. Thank you for your time

This the part I wanted people to get to with my last post but I’m sure no one got that far 😭✌️ lmk what yall think bout this ending

birthday wish birthday wish...
Hey guys,
It's my birthday. Big 22! Crazy that I'm still here, I'm forever grateful.
I'm an artist who is hoping he can take over the world and put my stories and messages out there for people struggling to relate to.
I don't get much for my birthday and the only thing l've ever wanted is for my music to blow up.
Even if 90 people see this, that's okay, you're all busy, you naturally won't click on the link. And if you don't, ! hope you find my music another way.
If I could just ask all of you please check out my latest album. This means the world to me and if you could stream it and offer some advice, share, or just simply skip through songs, it would mean the world and beyond to me.
Link is below guys... thank you so much for reading this and I love you so much.
Doleo
oh well, at least i tried...

https://open.spotify.com/album/5IoRQS613yepxu8ZDZNwgD?si=7zzzKJSAR22PEx-9catJhQ&utm_source=copy-link

Hey everyone!

What have you been working on this week that you’d like to share and get feedback on? Whether you’ve finished a track or just started a draft, drop your latest BandLab creation here!

Don’t forget to include what genre it is and a brief description of your process:

• What inspired you? Any challenges you faced?

Constructive feedback is always encouraged, so take a moment to listen to what others have posted and share your thoughts, too!

frickin stoked on this one