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  1. Hello guys! Let me present to you my version of this amazing song! Any critique, suggestions or advises will be highly appreciated. Thank you for watching!
  2. Hi I'm Anthony Giarrusso. I've tried many musical instruments, then gave up. I don't even remember how or why I did it, but I took a song and made my own personal remix of it. I did it again and again. I realized my talent in music was making remixes and not playing musical instruments. This gave me confidence in my own abilities. I still make remixes in 2023 and will like continue in 2024 and the years to come. Music: Techno, Trance, Electronica, Electronic, Electric, Industrial Glitch, Dance, Hard Rock, Symphony, and Caribbean music!
  3. Hey Songstuff members, It’s started! I’m thrilled to be part of this exciting journey! Please let everyone in your life know that something incredible is happening, and we need their support! We’re all in this together! 🌟 Please vote for J. Carson as the opening act in the 2023 competition. This organization has been hosting an annual concert for the past 9 years, with all proceeds going to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. By voting for J. Carson, you’re not only supporting an amazing artist but also contributing to a cause that saves lives. 🎶💙 Let’s make a difference together! Every vote counts! #SupportLocalArtists #VoteForJCarson #MusicForACause #AFSP #TogetherWeCanMakeADifference Opening Act 2023
  4. New Song: SHADYTOAD - The He Be Ge Bees Youtube: @shadytoadyo InstaGram: @shadytoadyo BandLab: @shadytoadyo Please share your insights
  5. Have you checked out Brody Brown's latest release, "Eyes On Me"? It's the second track from his debut album, "The Kick Back", and it's been making waves on DJ playlists across the country. This melodic uptempo banger is sure to get the party started and keep you grooving all night long. Brody's unique lyrical style is downright hypnotic, making it impossible to take your eyes or ears off this track. Give it a listen and let us know what you think!
  6. I'm HUNNED KAY, an American rap artist, known for my melodious vocals and catchy lyricism that will make you match my energy at times while i is also bring out the realities of life beyond the girls, cars and clothes that most normally hear from many rap artists. I recently became instagram famous after reaching over 11 Million viewers and 52k+ followers. Follow on Instagram! Say Hi! Lets network and work together. (serious artists who want to grow organically together).
  7. Setting up your interface and DAW with Logic Pro X. If you've already purchased or have your audio interface which is the soul of your studio setup, then you've gotten the most important task out of the way. Assuming you already have your Pc or Mac and you have installed Logic Pro X without no error, then you are ready to begin connection/routing your audio interface in your DAW (Digital Audio Work-station). First, Plug your audio interface cable in to your pc/Mac before you open Logic Pro. Tip: After you've installed Logic Pro onto your pc/Mac shutdown. Plug in your audio interface while your pc/Mac is turned off so that when you turn on your pc/Mac your audio interface is connected and in control of your pc/Mac sound card. (helps with making sure your connection has more success rate first time). Logic Pro Startup When Logic Pro is opening it will begin reading hardware, plugins and text data associated with your DAW. If you have any problem and get error message it is usually for installed plug-ins, which is a whole other topic we will discuss in another post. If you have not installed your own VST, DAE, Component (Plug-ins) on your pc/Mac then you'll like be using stock plug-ins installed with Logic Pro during initial installation. If so then Logic Pro should open up to its digital audio work station timeline and editor window. Routing your interface in Logic Pro Make your way to your top left and click on Logic Pro X tab, then preferences, next audio... When you've manage to open up the audio setup window in your DAW then you should see the name of your audio interface's output and input of your device. Make sure your devices input and outputs correctly selected. If so you are good to go and start making professional quality vocals no matter where you are. Tip: WAIT! as an extra to us professionals who know more in-depth about latency or buffer sizes...There's a way to make sure you have no latency issue, (Lagging or delay in live recording time ) Check your buffer size and if your recording vocals the you want to select the lowest buffer size possible which usually for a quality audio interface would be 126 buffer size. you can increase to 256 or 512 based off your interfaces preferences and your experience. 1024 buffer size which is your largest and mainly used for beat production or mixing vocals could be used but again comes with experience of your engine buffer to know your go arounds which we will discuss later on. When recording for the cleanest and fastest signal possible use 126 or 256. Bonus: DAW SETUP: SAMPLE RATE, BUFFER SIZE, AND BIT DEPTH Great Work, Now that you know how to set up your audio interfaces sound card it's time to learn the sauce lol. Recording template set up, plug in chain, busses and routing. I'll save that for the next post for now experiment with the different buffer rates while you rap or sing in the microphone and see which one works better with timing and reaction of your raw vocal to your natural voice.
  8. HUNNED KAY is a American rap artist, known for his melodious vocals and catchy lyricism that will make you match his energy at times while he is also bringing out the realities of life beyond the girls, cars and clothes that most normally hear from many rap artists.

    © 2021 Hunned Kay

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  10. Hey guys! how is everyone doing? Man, its been so long since I have had some time to myself to make a quick blog, its f*cking ridicules! 😅 my schedule has been hella packed to the max, and I want to share with you a few of the things I have been up to recently, not to mention, catch up properly on all the things which I have been missing. Though first thing is first. Lets address the elephant in the room. No, I am NOT dead! 💯 hey, with my blood pressure, that's an accomplishment! 👍 So before I continue, let me just me just clear this up real quick - I'm so sorry about the email blackout, and not replying to people's private messages, or any sort of confusion or questions, which may have come up during my absence! This was not done by intention - I was simply THAT f*cking busy! I missed you guys, I miss my boys, and I can't wait until I am finally able to get back on track in here! (obviously I will respond to any, and all inbox messages ASAP!) So now that we have that out the way, lets get down to business. I will probably write a more 'formal' version of this entry to toss around, when the time comes. Though for now, i'd like to try something which is more of a raw approach. You see, all my life I have always been reluctant to actually 'talk' about my music, and explain what its all about. This is because I have never wanted to 'go public' with my own work, due to my lack of interest in having an audience. This is something I am trying to change. Or, should I say, adapt too. You see, for me making my own music has always been a highly tailored experience, a personalized theme based narrative and artistic direction which has been souly designed to cater my needs, exclusively. However, being the expression obsessed lunatic that I am, all of my materials have in fact been constructed around the concept of having an audience in mind. In fact, ironically, not only that, my work has also been designed to actively engage the audience as an interactive experience. I'll explain. You see, when I first started to get into the craft, there have always been things which bothered me about how music is being 'presented' (theme based music, included). To make this easier to understand, i'll list common practices which I felt placed too many limitations on the delivery of music (as an art form): Full length albums are either too short or too long to really be interesting. Most modern album's wear off their novelty very quickly. Most PR circuses being overly fake and cringe. Overly compressed sound just sounds terrible. Theme based albums are great, but they are not really engaging. Recycled composition formula's, predictable music. No balance between modern and old school. Lazy sound engineering. Experimental music sounding "too" experimental. Niche music with zero outreach and no mainstream appeal. Established artists getting too comfy. Major labels being too greedy / Indie artists being too desperate. "The Wall" should NOT be a blueprint for conceptual development in f*cking 2022! Younger musicians being gated by older ones. The list goes on, and I may have upset some people, but you get the idea. This are things which have bothered me for many, many years 😅 And its also why I felt like, if i'm already doing the 100% selfish act of making art purely for myself, than... i'm taking the gloves off 😈 I'm one of those people that gets bored VERY easily, even from listening to music. 9/10 modern songs I hear these days barely even pass the one minute mark, as far as i'm concerned. Very little excites me. And while I have indeed heard many brilliant new artists, and have been exposed to plenty of promising innovations, I always felt like... something is missing in modern story telling. So, being as I'm a huge book worm, fantasy writer, musician, comic illustrator & animator, I decided to pull the crazy act of combining all my passions, into one. Call me crazy, but "Just music" doesn't cut it for me. Though there in lays the real question: "What does all of this mean, exactly?". Its a little hard to explain that without giving any spoilers or dipping too deep into the secret sauce. Not like this, anyhow. There is a time and place for everything. Though let me give you the gist of my thought process. From a writers standpoint, I think that when it comes to theme based albums, even good ones which follow a consistent plot, are never going to serve as a substitute for an actual book or movie. This is an inherit limitation. In other words: A single full length album cannot properly convey a fully fleshed out story on its own as well as other medium would, nor could it delve too deep into any of its nuances (through the musical aspect), without "chipping away" at certain aspects of the storytelling experience. And what's more, once the audience knows the story and heard all the music, the novelty starts to wear off. And by that point, everyone's already sharing, and your stuck with on Promo/Fomo/Merch duty, until your next album or next booking. And all the rest of that jazz. Which kinda sucks if your someone like me, which really detests that part of the circus, and prefers working though adaptation. Which is were narrative loops come into play (HUGE thanks to my boy @john! soon!). Unfortunately, I cannot share too much about this particular aspect, at this point in time, without shooting myself in the foot. But there are a few things I AM able to share with you guys! Consider it as a list of what I have been actively working on, every chance I get! Fully fledged Theme Based Concept Album (Original Story!) ARG Driven Storytelling Experience (Interactive Networked Narrative) Social Media Drips / Platform Hunts (Community Effort, Reward based) Comic Book / Premium Content / Free Content / Tabs sheets / Docu Music Videos / Animation Films / Artwork / Web Goodies Content Creation Outreach (More details later on) Collaborations / Variety Content / Featuring Other Artists Official Website / Youtube /Streams (etc) Blogging Overhaul Rebranding (because VoiceX won't cut it lol) Songstuff Exclusive Content There is more, but I cannot say more than I already have. Though I would like to share with you something, which will become relevant later on. The first chapter I am going to release is a small part of a very dark fictional comic book series, and it is aimed at a relatively mature audience, exclusively. That may seem like a minor footnote right now, but this is something that plays a crucial role in things to come. I'm not just making music, I am creating an experience meant for entertainment. I will get more into that in my next entry. Stay tuned!
  11. Hi! My name's NOIRESOR (Experimental electronic music composer and graphic designer)
  12. Ladies and gentlemen. Y'all thought I was gone since my last song; Struck Like Lightning. Guess what? I'm back! The long-awaited, much-anticipated new single is finally here! I present to you... Southbound. Please turn up the volume, listen to the lyrics, and feel the acoustic blues flavor. Stream and download Southbound
  13. Hello! I am basically doing like a coursework for my o levels this year, this is like a research (survey) for the prototype I am going to do so I would really appreciate it if you all can just answer this simple question. It would really help me out a lot, Thank you
  14. Do you know the difference between an outlaw and a criminal? Most people think they are synonymous and interchangeable but they are often different concepts. Criminals are outlaws in a legal sense but outlaws are not always criminals. Outlaw is often a cultural or artistic construct more than a legal one. Criminals break the law, outlaws are outside it. The word outlaw originated from the term outcast. This is someone who does not conform to the community and are cast out meaning that laws protecting them no longer apply. Bob Dylan was an outlaw because he was a folk musician who picked up an electric guitar, hired a drummer, then went to the Newport Folk Festival. The crowd was outraged and threw a temper tantrum. Dylan had made a giant leap forward artistically but his audience of that time hated it. This put him outside their community. Willie Nelson is the father of a movement which is called Outlaw Country. They were not criminals. They were people the Nashville establishment had little use for so they then started their own little thing, a musical Cosa Nostra. They were outside of the established Country music order. The Rastas who started performing Reggae were outlaws outside of the White establishment of Jamaica. They truly had a unique lifestyle outside of the broader community of British influence. They had the audacity to drop the slicked down hair and suits of most Black acts of the time. The first photos of Bob Marley show him dressed that way. Keith Richards remembers him like that the first time they met. Today’s Rap or Hip Hop artists are made up of people who style themselves as gangstas. Often they are criminals of a very petty variety who package themselves as outlaws which they are not in the artistic and cultural use of the term. The reality is that they are a conformist’s conformist conforming to all the rules of their community. They are simply poseurs, posturing as something they are not. In other words they are often criminals who may be sentenced for petty crimes and sometimes violent. In the worlds of Art and Culture however they draw as close inside the lines as possible in order to remain a part of their community. In that sense are not outlaws. They are the established order not outside it. Their culture is money and success with all the trappings of it. This is being oriented exactly the same as the broader establishment community.
  15. What makes commercial music successful? There are four components to having successful commercial music and an act. These are Melody, Beat, Lyrics, and Performance. Any of them can be the driving force behind a song. You have to have a combination of at least two for success. No matter how good the first three are, a bad Performance will sink the ship unless your goal is to sell the song to someone else. The Performance is major. The song will be played for an audience. The audience wants to be entertained. They do not generally care if you are poetic or musically accomplished. They want to be amused and distracted from their everyday routine. Professional Music is not an Art, it is Show Business. There are classic examples of people who were more than good and made it on performance although they may not have written the material. Have you ever heard of Frank Sinatra or Elvis Presley? Great vocalists, great performers, wrote very little or no material. Name the successful people or acts which had great material but could not perform. Many people might say Bob Dylan, that he could not sing. This is nonsense. Bob Dylan was a Stylist. A Stylist is someone who may not be a strong singer but can strongly put a song through to an audience on an emotional level. Mick Jagger is a Stylist also. They both have limited vocal ranges but can emotionally reach an audience. Madonna is also a Stylist. Huge names but not good singers by the classical definition. A good portion of the material from the first Led Zeppelin album is alleged to have been stolen from other artists. Regardless of how they did it, they could perform. Not only could they perform but every band I have ever heard who tried to copy their style only partially understood it. This is why the would be copycats usually were a droning wall of noise. Audiences didn’t care, they simply wanted to be entertained. I chose Led Zeppelin specifically because they understood what most bands in their genre don’t. This is called Arrangement. Arrangement is Who Plays What When. This could better be described as when not to play combined with Call and Response. Call is a statement from a vocalist or instrument, Response is the reverse statement answering. Listen to Black Dog. Page, Jones, and Bonham had all been studio musicians who had known each other for years playing behind other artists. Jimmy Page played on Goldfinger. All of these people had learned music by playing for highly professional arrangers. They weren’t a bunch of buddies who formed a band. This is why their music is so good although most of the material was performances more than well written songs which could be copied by someone else. To the best of my knowledge almost no one has recorded a copy of a Led Zeppelin song other than Stairway To Heaven. However the value of Stairway To Heaven is estimated to it having made around $550,000,000 in a plagiarism court case. The movie Dazed And Confused wanted to use the Led Zeppelin song performance for the film. The value of the performance was more than the budget for the entire movie. You might be wondering what my point is. The point is very simple. You may be a great poet or an accomplished composer but at the end of the day it is how well you can communicate EMOTION to an audience. The world revolves around Myth not Reality, Style not Substance. If it revolved around Reality there would be no religions or political parties.
  16. hello, I would like some tips and feedback on my cover of Love Yourself by Justin bieber. Thank you very much. Tips and feedback are much appreciated Here is the link :
  17. PUCHTA DNB (DJ BDP) Drum & Bass Mixset/Podcast Techstep Neurofunk MIXSET: www.youtube.com/BDPdrumandbass TRACKLIST: Puchta - Crusher Puchta - Sun Puchta - Night Head Puchta - Smoke Puchta - Wartime Puchta - King Waji Puchta - Peppered Puchta - Frontpage Puchta - Black Leather Couch Puchta - Electro Rider Puchta - Cold Funk Puchta - Beastmode Puchta - Smoke Puchta - Meander Puchta - Cloud FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/BDPdrumandbass SOUNDCLOUD: www.soundcloud.com/puchta
  18. Hey guy's it's Dayvon here from my experiance the best way u can begin Songwriting is to learn how to play either piano or guitar even at begginers level and this really help's you to connnect with the Music and be original.And you prefer not to then you can simply just use loops or samples and whatever sounds you like note them and see what idea's or feeling's u have when listening to them.And if youn haven't got the lyric's quite yet can just humm what you are feeling.I find some of the best song's happen when u hear/create a loop and then it remind's you of a reall life it experiance and you write your song around that it's very powerful and connect's with people really well because it's from you and it really happened to you so it has this genuine authenticity.But some song's can be fun aswell but i've noticed they are alway's linked to some experiance you've had or would like to have.You can hear some of my song's at this link
  19. How digital transformation has changed consumer culture The digital transformation and availability of information on the internet have changed our consciousness. There has been a cultural shift that has made people think that illegally downloading music, movies, photos, the software cannot qualify as theft. In the early 2000s, we were downloading gigabytes of music almost every day. We didn't call it stealing. We used to say: 'uploading', 'downloading'... whole albums, indeed whole music collections. Sometimes songs leaked onto the internet even before the artist was officially released. Few people were willing to walk out of a shop with a stolen CD in their pocket. But millions of people 'stole' music online and thought it was normal. The consumer culture had changed - the music industry had been virtually destroyed. Musicians all over the world lost a decent chunk of their income. But consumers did not care much about that. With the development of the internet, copyright has become virtually unarmed: despite laws prohibiting the illegal distribution of content under a copyright free music license, it is actually quite problematic to hold users to account. Apple used the cultural shift to create something very popular and profitable. Steve Jobs reasoned that since people were stealing entire music libraries and nobody was buying CDs anymore, so why not sell individual songs legally. Less than 10 years after Apple rolled out its iTunes Music Store, sales have exceeded 25 billion songs. The very way the world consumes music, books, and entertainment has changed. It is now possible to listen to music legally and quite inexpensively or for free. It is still possible to find illegal mp3 tracks on the internet or software that allows you to download music from Facebook or other streaming services, but most of the time these files are of questionable quality or infected with viruses. Here are some services that allow you to listen to music legally and with maximum comfort. Apple Music For iPhone owners, of course, Apple Music comes first. It's not only available on iOS devices - it's also available on Android. 60 million songs in a wide variety of genres, and an inexpensive monthly subscription. Get a free trial period of as much as three months. The cheapest way is a family subscription, and you don't have to be related: you can become a "family" with a group of friends. You can upload your songs to the cloud. The service offers many selections by genre and artist, compiled by professional editors. The disadvantages are that the desktop version and the app work imperfectly on non-Apple devices. But it is possible to arrange an impromptu karaoke: listen to the songs, sing along, following the lyrics on the screen. Google Play Music The two services from Google, YouTube Music, and Google Play Music can be seen as one. It is expected that YouTube Music will soon be pre-installed on Android phones instead of Music. Google's audio library is smaller than Apple's: 40 million songs. But the merger with YouTube Music also means a countless number of live performances, remixes, rare covers and other exclusives hidden in the depths of the video service. Like the Apple service, Play Music lets you upload your songs to cloud storage (50,000 songs). You can only subscribe to Google Play Music from your Android device or from your computer on the site. A monthly subscription costs $9 and, like Apple, there is a family subscription (up to 6 people). Unfortunately, the service doesn't have a database of lyrics. YouTube Music can include so-called lyrics videos, but this is not very convenient and they are not available for every track. Deezer One of the most popular music streaming services in the world, and one of the few music streaming services not tied to an ecosystem. Deezer is not backed by a global giant like Apple or Google. It has over 56 million tracks and more than 30,000 radio stations. There's a free subscription with limited features and paid subscription options. Family and individual subscription prices are at the same level as Apple and Google. Deezer has a fun feature called Flow, which is all your favorite music mixed with fresh recommendations and songs. Specify what you like and what you don't like, and you get an endless stream of music tailored to your tastes. The service also allows you to view the lyrics of songs. The streaming service Spotify, Deezer's main competitor, has many fans in Russia. Unfortunately, the official launch of the service has been delayed for more than a year. The launch, scheduled for the end of 2019, did not take place again. Spotify I'm sure most of our readers have heard of the music service Spotify. It has a user-friendly interface, a huge selection of songs, and the latest releases. Spotify has only two big disadvantages: fees and a limited number of countries in which you can listen to it. Spotify is a new music service that incorporates the best features of two projects at once: Spotify and YouTube. Spotify takes its look and feels from Spotify, while YouTube has graciously provided its enormous music catalog.
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