Thank you so much!
Intro feels a bit empty. Track lacks low end. Too repetitive for the length. Maybe?
Hi!
Maybe too repetitive and strange choice of instruments.
This is only my opinion.
Good luck!
Also, the shaker feels out of synch in some places too.
Too simplistic and plasticky sounding, way too repetative too. That main phrase gets annoying after a while.
Listening with consumer headphones, the “bell like” sound has a very annoying ultra high pitch resonance.
Also yes, the main motif is too repetitive, clearly.
And the “fade out” end is a no-no for stock music
Hope this helps!
Kinda difficult lead theme as for me.
And too repetitive, + to other comments
- poor sounding
Thanks a lot of for all! I’ll try remake it!
maybe adding some a little bit creative melody from 0:27… and I would add a third chord.
good luck!
But in general, this track is suitable for commercial use? Only quality is bad?
maybe in other libraries it could be accepted… you should try
@MusGasm: I think it has potential. I can easily imagine a sunny day advert or a good vibe scene with such a music background.
The main flaws are written in the comments you received, but it’s not devoid of other qualities. With some more variety, some low end (just a touch) and maybe a bit more natural instruments, you could have chances of being accepted, in my humble opinion. Also, either make it shorter and straight to the point or longer, but with more variety. Good luck!
Tell me please, what makes the sound not plastic? Other tools?
By far the most important thing is the choice of sounds. Sounds that are more organic and more natural simply sound less plasticky and cheap. Then, using EQ, you can get rid of annoying frequencies, mostly in the the high and upper mid range, making your sound less harsh/cheap. Also, distortion is your friend when used wisely. Clever distortion/saturation can add warmth and change the harmonic spectrum making it more pleasant to listen to. Finally, use rooms/reverbs. They, too, change the character of a sound by adding natural depth through reflections. Use these things in the order above: Sound choice -> EQ -> Distortion/Saturation -> Reverb. Most importantly, use your ears. Good luck.
Thank you once again for all your help, you are a very pleasant audience!