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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / levelcapybara's music / don't stop
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You know, one man's junk
is another man's treasure.
...Or a WeeklyBeat.
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Keep on keepin' on, as they say. Whether you love it or hate a track, folks here still love to hear it.
Besides, we're halfway through the year already. 
Happy Week 26 everybody!
Audio works licensed by author under:
CC Attribution Noncommercial No Derivative Works (BY-NC-ND)
Congrats on the halfway point! Can't wait for this year to be over and see what else we'll all come up with. The guitar, piano, and strings are build each other really nicely. Really love the guitar stuff here in particular. Actually kind of gives me a novel idea. If you'd be interesting in collabing, I could come up with a looping guitar melody (or two) to send it to you and you can do you're thing where you create a beautiful composition over it. I'd love to hear those kind of results. But yeah, if you're interested, hit me up on discord sometime!
The piano really caught my ear. Are you applying some kind of moving panning effect on it? I am not sure if it's just my ears playing a trick on me, but that sounds very good. The whole track has a great sound. The cello has a fantastic sound. The composition of all the instruments is really nice, as each one provides their contribution in a very tasteful manner. Thank you for this beautiful track, this is inspiring.
this is a treasure of nice sounds playing together. I like this track very much. thank you for sharing it.
thanks for telling me not to stop because I really really really want to stop!
I don't know how to be gentle with myself and be motivated at the same time. I feel like I oscillate between self-loathing-lazy and abusively-driven.
awesome slow down at the end and fret noise?! but that's all virtual, right? wild!
Congrats on the halfway point! Can't wait for this year to be over and see what else we'll all come up with. The guitar, piano, and strings are build each other really nicely. Really love the guitar stuff here in particular. Actually kind of gives me a novel idea. If you'd be interesting in collabing, I could come up with a looping guitar melody (or two) to send it to you and you can do you're thing where you create a beautiful composition over it. I'd love to hear those kind of results. But yeah, if you're interested, hit me up on discord sometime!
Definitely interested! Your guitar melodies are out of this world.
And hey, congrats to you too!
The piano really caught my ear. Are you applying some kind of moving panning effect on it? I am not sure if it's just my ears playing a trick on me, but that sounds very good. The whole track has a great sound. The cello has a fantastic sound. The composition of all the instruments is really nice, as each one provides their contribution in a very tasteful manner. Thank you for this beautiful track, this is inspiring.
Thanks for the feedback! Interesting note about the panning - I didn't set it that way on purpose, but I can hear it now in retrospect. Might've been a default setting buried in the guitar VST somewhere.
thanks for telling me not to stop because I really really really want to stop!
I don't know how to be gentle with myself and be motivated at the same time. I feel like I oscillate between self-loathing-lazy and abusively-driven.
awesome slow down at the end and fret noise?! but that's all virtual, right? wild!
I hear you there. WB can be a heck of an emotional rollercoaster sometimes. I'm always grateful for your sound though!
(And yeah, the slowdown was programmed, while the fret noise was just baked into the VST.)
I'll treasure this forever.
- Spider
Aw, thank you!
