It's definitely more developed. The lullaby with arp is nice and i like the string like synth layers below!

It's definitely more developed. The lullaby with arp is nice and i like the string like synth layers below!

You mentioned you were working on distinguishing different parts. Your tracks are doing that more each week. Your introduction of different parts builds nicely. There is the point 1/3 of the way through, where I feel you could slam in some chords to take the buildup and make an energized section where you drop in some of your drum beats. Maybe my bias for music style. This is a nice track and shows your progress greatly. And nice job mixing; I didn't have to turn up the volume for your track the second week in a row!

You mentioned you were working on distinguishing different parts. Your tracks are doing that more each week. Your introduction of different parts builds nicely. There is the point 1/3 of the way through, where I feel you could slam in some chords to take the buildup and make an energized section where you drop in some of your drum beats. Maybe my bias for music style. This is a nice track and shows your progress greatly. And nice job mixing; I didn't have to turn up the volume for your track the second week in a row!

Really dig those first chord tones and sustained melody.  Almost filtered noise.  The tremelo on some of the sounds add movement and lovely pluck to the arps.
Stoked you've stuck to WB.  Tis very good.

Really dig those first chord tones and sustained melody. Almost filtered noise. The tremelo on some of the sounds add movement and lovely pluck to the arps. Stoked you've stuck to WB. Tis very good. :)

Here's some more kind words coming at ya: good job.

Those arps are very gentle.

Here's some more kind words coming at ya: good job. Those arps are very gentle.

Relaxing!

Relaxing! [url="http://teenage.engineering/"][img]https://media.giphy.com/media/5WjvBkadUmk4oqF4KY/giphy.gif[/img][/url]

The best compliment I can give you is that the music does not sound sequenced.  Instead, it's very organic and warm.  That speaks to your sequencing abilities.  By the time the arps come in, the flow and vibe are well established.  Solid composition and really enjoyable start to my day

The best compliment I can give you is that the music does not sound sequenced. Instead, it's very organic and warm. That speaks to your sequencing abilities. By the time the arps come in, the flow and vibe are well established. Solid composition and really enjoyable start to my day :)

So beautiful... calm and relaxing vibe.
Thank you for sharing this.

So beautiful... calm and relaxing vibe. Thank you for sharing this. :)

The strings are my favorite. They're hard to work with on the op-z, but they're fun when they do.

Thanks so much for the kind words! I agree there's still some work I have to do on making build-ups and drop-ins feel a little smoother, and I'll keep working at it. Your comment about volume made me laugh and feel embarrassed at the same time haha

Thanks  man. Owe the kickstart of it all to you.

Thanks!

It makes me really happy you feel that way. It's something I've been working on with the op-z and its admittedly still a bit hit and miss, so I love it when it works.

Thank you for listening!

[quote=Kedbreak136]It's definitely more developed. The lullaby with arp is nice and i like the string like synth layers below![/quote] The strings are my favorite. They're hard to work with on the op-z, but they're fun when they do. [quote=Anon_Buster]You mentioned you were working on distinguishing different parts. Your tracks are doing that more each week. Your introduction of different parts builds nicely. There is the point 1/3 of the way through, where I feel you could slam in some chords to take the buildup and make an energized section where you drop in some of your drum beats. Maybe my bias for music style. This is a nice track and shows your progress greatly. And nice job mixing; I didn't have to turn up the volume for your track the second week in a row! [/quote] Thanks so much for the kind words! I agree there's still some work I have to do on making build-ups and drop-ins feel a little smoother, and I'll keep working at it. Your comment about volume made me laugh and feel embarrassed at the same time haha [quote=rdomain]Really dig those first chord tones and sustained melody. Almost filtered noise. The tremelo on some of the sounds add movement and lovely pluck to the arps. Stoked you've stuck to WB. Tis very good. :)[/quote] Thanks man. Owe the kickstart of it all to you. :) [quote=Devieus]Here's some more kind words coming at ya: good job. Those arps are very gentle.[/quote] Thanks! [quote=NWSPR]The best compliment I can give you is that the music does not sound sequenced. Instead, it's very organic and warm. That speaks to your sequencing abilities. By the time the arps come in, the flow and vibe are well established. Solid composition and really enjoyable start to my day :)[/quote] It makes me really happy you feel that way. It's something I've been working on with the op-z and its admittedly still a bit hit and miss, so I love it when it works. :) [quote=frostyjr2]So beautiful... calm and relaxing vibe. Thank you for sharing this. :)[/quote] Thank you for listening!

so lovely!

[img]https://media.giphy.com/media/35HSCqj1jnppgpMSPa/giphy.gif[/img] so lovely!

Thanks so much for the kind words! I agree there's still some work I have to do on making build-ups and drop-ins feel a little smoother, and I'll keep working at it. Your comment about volume made me laugh and feel embarrassed at the same time haha