2 new tracks,
Hip-hop with a sample from Anka (1959)
Electronic, I don't even know the sub-genre, with Koto sample and vocals from Mayer Beiser and Anya.
Criticism appreciated,
Cya
Ho, interesting, I felt something was off with the beat in Interlude but I haven't been able to adress it. I've always struggled to recognize those time signature but know that you say it, I can hear it ; "BOOM tac tac - BOOM tac tac..."TritoneAddiction wrote: ↑23 Jun 2018"Interlude" didn't quite gel with me though. The old sample/song emphasizes the 6/8 feel while the added beat is playing a normal 4/4 beat. Imo that kind of thing can be used as a temporary effect but maybe not throughout a whole track.
Yeah it seems like you undestand it correctly. I wouldn't say it's "wrong" to play the two rhythms against each other but it should definitely be conscious choice to do it imo. Again sometimes those things can be cool.ElectronicPhonograph wrote: ↑23 Jun 2018Hi,
Thanks for your comment,
Ho, interesting, I felt something was off with the beat in Interlude but I haven't been able to adress it. I've always struggled to recognize those time signature but know that you say it, I can hear it ; "BOOM tac tac - BOOM tac tac..."TritoneAddiction wrote: ↑23 Jun 2018"Interlude" didn't quite gel with me though. The old sample/song emphasizes the 6/8 feel while the added beat is playing a normal 4/4 beat. Imo that kind of thing can be used as a temporary effect but maybe not throughout a whole track.
Thing is ; I don't really know how it could be translated in the beat sequence, standard 4/4 gives "Bd - Hh - Sd - Hh - Bd - Hh - Sd - Hh" (1 and 2 and 3 and 4), strong time being the 1st and the 3rd. (except for Jazz I believe)
In 6/8 it would be "Bd - Hh - Hh - Sd - Hh - Hh - Bd - Hh - Hh - Sd - Hh - Hh" ?
Will do, thanks for your advices.TritoneAddiction wrote: ↑23 Jun 2018I encourage you to just play around with different time signatures and also compare straight 8 notes to 8 triplets etc to get a good grasp of how they all sound. You will soon be able to identify how songs are built timing wise and it will be easier to come up a beat that fits.
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