by
Gps » Thu Jan 14, 2016 3:47 am
The answer to that is simple. I listen to and think about all feedback I get. If there is a suggestion, I don't like, I will ignore it.
I am happy with the track, but have this nagging feeling it can be even better.
The track is for me a tad to repetitive, or in other words, I have not hide the repetitiveness well enough.
So rule number one is, I have to like it. A nice example on that, was an online friend not liking the two samples.
I like them, and love the our house music one. Over my dead body those will be removed.
It might sound i have a lot of online "friends", and I do, but about music there are only two to who I listen.
A women who plays keyboard, and a friend from Australia. The last one knows about DAW's and has been a producer for a radio station.
( that why I call him my producer

)
Another example that I do not do everything he suggests, is the fact I am still on lmms.
He wants me to use Cubase or Albeton.
Maybe one day that might happen, but not until, I feel lmms is limiting me. For now there is enough room for me to improve with lmms.
Would I win the lottery I might get cubase, but for sure a lot of real synths and drum computers.
I would then not let my pc generate the sound, but let the midi devices produce the sound.
If I listen to that Frankie knuckles track, it sounds to me, he has done a better job in hiding its very repetitive.
I want my track to be just as good. For now I have the feeling I am very close, but not there yet.
For now I have saved my project under a new name, and I will have a look at the suggestion about deleting that part.
I am not yet convinced I should. I am gonna have a try at a less repetitive bass-line. (and more variation in the percussion and drums)
But I have have gotten very positive feedback from this forum already, and I am not willing to ignore all that.
Its not I value his feedback over my friends on this forum, and because I already like my track, I am looking at fine tuning, not a complete overhaul.
That's not gonna happen.