I honestly think this is quite a humbling experience. The fact that you can listen to your older songs, then record a video and show them to your audience, explaining how you did it back then, it just proves to the newer songwriters/producers, that it takes time to build your skill. So don't get discouraged when you somehow can't get it right the first year or two years, because it takes a lot of practice. So be patient and have faith in yourself. This is inspiring, even for a composer like me :) thank you for showing this ^^
This is every bit as useful as your sound design tutorials Art. Really good to see your progress. Shows we all make the same mistakes at the beginning.
Aaaah good to hear you're a Counterstrike and Limewax fan. It would be awesome to see you produce some of that old school darkstep sounds nowadays! :O Really wonder what your take on it would be now.
Ive done this 3 days ago, my projects were 2 or 3 years old tho. Some of them were total trash, but a few could be developed into "decent" songs. It was inspiring mostly because I know for sure none of those tracks ever saw the light, I was at least savy enough to not publish any of those.
Here is the first tune I ever released, Released 6 years ago apparently. I'm honestly proud of it still. It's not terrible but it is not good lol. Kind of an emotional hardstyle melodic foresty feel. soundcloud.com/lion_the_ferocious_beats/simple-minded-lion-the
If you added a 303 to that Blackout track intro you'd get a Ladyscraper EP. Also it kinda sounds like you were manually ducking to fix up the side chain, but it went totally wrong or something? It's up down up down left right left right B A start select.
Can’t find any of my oldest tracks, but this was the oldest one on my soundcloud. Tbf it’s not even that bad, but listening to that last track of yours reminded me of when I first started music production. soundcloud.com/eddmaster/sunset-silhouette-demo-vsn
Pls make a Tutorial about Songstructure/Arrangement! Would really help to get unstuck. BTW your GABBA track aint that shit even though it sounds like that. It sounds just like gabba has to sound imo
you would only shorten the intro because people are impatient not because it is bad...so you should just leave it... people cant be patient that is their loss
Going back and listening to your old music is like jumping into a boss room with no weapons ... just pure devastation
lvl 1 crook music
I honestly think this is quite a humbling experience. The fact that you can listen to your older songs, then record a video and show them to your audience, explaining how you did it back then, it just proves to the newer songwriters/producers, that it takes time to build your skill. So don't get discouraged when you somehow can't get it right the first year or two years, because it takes a lot of practice. So be patient and have faith in yourself. This is inspiring, even for a composer like me :) thank you for showing this ^^
2009 artfx: fart sounds
2019 artfx: ADVANCED FART SOUNDS
9:22 still better than 90% of todays bigroom edm.... lol
This is every bit as useful as your sound design tutorials Art. Really good to see your progress. Shows we all make the same mistakes at the beginning.
Aaaah good to hear you're a Counterstrike and Limewax fan. It would be awesome to see you produce some of that old school darkstep sounds nowadays! :O Really wonder what your take on it would be now.
Awesome video! Thanks for posting!
Hahaha I love it! Reminds me of my first tunes. You've come so far!
Even listening to 1 or 2 year old tracks can be pretty eye-opening sometimes
This made me wonder about how my sound will improve in 10 years. Cool video
Ive done this 3 days ago, my projects were 2 or 3 years old tho. Some of them were total trash, but a few could be developed into "decent" songs.
It was inspiring mostly because I know for sure none of those tracks ever saw the light, I was at least savy enough to not publish any of those.
Here is the first tune I ever released, Released 6 years ago apparently. I'm honestly proud of it still. It's not terrible but it is not good lol. Kind of an emotional hardstyle melodic foresty feel. soundcloud.com/lion_the_ferocious_beats/simple-minded-lion-the
That was great to watch ! Definitely better than me when i started haha
2019 Remix / Remasters of all of these tracks please!!!
If you added a 303 to that Blackout track intro you'd get a Ladyscraper EP.
Also it kinda sounds like you were manually ducking to fix up the side chain, but it went totally wrong or something? It's up down up down left right left right B A start select.
This is hilarious. Remember, we all had to start somewhere and the best way to learn is through making mistakes 😅
Can’t find any of my oldest tracks, but this was the oldest one on my soundcloud. Tbf it’s not even that bad, but listening to that last track of yours reminded me of when I first started music production. soundcloud.com/eddmaster/sunset-silhouette-demo-vsn
The "gabber" track, re edit please 💓💓
I like the lack of risers. The drop gets a better drop on you that way
tee hee
Pls make a Tutorial about Songstructure/Arrangement! Would really help to get unstuck. BTW your GABBA track aint that shit even though it sounds like that. It sounds just like gabba has to sound imo
ppfffttttm didn't even bother to straighten out the horizon of his song art
hahahaha that hardcore feel
"Let's see how bad this is"
*Proceeds to play an actual 2010 banger*
I agree, a little repetitive and long, but I'm still impressed
12:36 DONK DONK DONK DONK
14:08 thahah
10 years wow, that's quite a time
They're great. No need to cringe. They're just not as polished as your new stuff.
you would only shorten the intro because people are impatient not because it is bad...so you should just leave it... people cant be patient that is their loss