I'm starting to learn to make beats

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Thanks everyone for your help, feedback, and suggestions, which helped quite a bit to improve this new hobby of mine. I began to look up music theory, even though it's complicated and somewhat hard to understand, I believe I'm getting the hang of it.

Let me know what you think of my latest track.

There's no cut samples in this track, just 2 pianos, synth, and drums.

 

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Alright everyone, its been 3 months since I last posted for opinions. How do you think i'm doing so far with my beats?

 

[Smiley650Agony]

Alright everyone, its been 3 months since I last posted for opinions. How do you think i'm doing so far with my beats?

They sound good man. Make sure you change it up after every 8 bars or so to keep the rhythm going.

I change my beats every 4 bars to give it a rising effect or a chill effect. Like after 4 bars take the bass out and let it hit hard 4 bars after. Adding high hats until the 8th bar and so on. but theyre cool, good job man

 

[StillHustlin]

Alright everyone, its been 3 months since I last posted for opinions. How do you think i'm doing so far with my beats?

Started out ok but got crappy, nobody wanna wrap over those video game noises except for SIC ILL. Just my opinion....

 

[DuceTheTruth]

Alright everyone, its been 3 months since I last posted for opinions. How do you think i'm doing so far with my beats?

stay at it man...aint nowhere to go but up.

 

[DuceTheTruth]

Sumthin I whipped up real quick...

[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJW5izAfJf8[/video]

 

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At one point in the start of this thread, someone mentioned to use sample. So I used about 3 samples in this track.

 

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At the beginning of learning music, I struggled, shrugged criticism, and at times wanting to give up. All your opinions, good and bad, helped me out a lot to get better and not give up. It may seem like I have been ignoring all of you, but I have been implementing all of your input by going to the places you’ve recommended, websites, YouTube videos, and even your own techniques. I appreciate all your help. To me, this is just a hobby, a hobby that I’ve enjoyed.

In the beginning, I believe I posted a Halloween song, but I decided to go back to it, remaking it, starting from scratch, and remixing it.

Thanks again for all of your help.

 

[28g w/o the bag]

scales and chords are your friend

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[SeriouslyThug]

At the beginning of learning music, I struggled, shrugged criticism, and at times wanting to give up. All your opinions, good and bad, helped me out a lot to get better and not give up. It may seem like I have been ignoring all of you, but I have been implementing all of your input by going to the places you’ve recommended, websites, YouTube videos, and even your own techniques. I appreciate all your help. To me, this is just a hobby, a hobby that I’ve enjoyed.

In the beginning, I believe I posted a Halloween song, but I decided to go back to it, remaking it, starting from scratch, and remixing it.

Thanks again for all of your help.

Not bad! I can see you are improving.
my advice would be to play a little with the amplitude(volume) of the different tracks. It seems like there was a lot of ceiling space with nothing filling it.

An example of good use of amplitude that I can think of from the top of my head is