Any advice/feedback is greatly appreciated. :) Thank you! It's peaking around -6 decibels right now so feel free to safely turn your volume up when listening. https://soundcloud.com/k2oofficial/work-in-progress/s-RzRCOGuUAun?si=c3f582ee69334109a54021b171a4890a&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

Hi guys, Can you please give me some feedback on this track -> https://on.soundcloud.com/en4NB I feel like is almost finished, but I still have to add some synth shots, maybe some snare/clap with effect and some white noise... Thank you. Daniel

I've trial & errored so many synths, basses, leads, etc. over this project but for some reason nothing sounds good with it. Any ideas on how to get unstuck? I feel it has potential. Just not sure what to do at this point and I keep thinking about scraping it and starting over but I want to get finished tracks. Thanks in advance. https://soundcloud.com/k2oofficial/stuck/s-TyixzX0qZrL?si=b114847123ef4d85b2c28205ce81bb0d&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

Hey guys, some of you have requested a discussion about Releasing, so let me open this! Releasing music means sharing it publicly with the world! That's a massive step to do, as music is a very personal product of our creativity and showing it to everybody, blank & as it is, is quiet something. Yet, it is one of the most beautiful things for a musician to get great feedback from people, dancing to their music, smiling because of their melody, living their day to day live with their music and being deep in thoughts & emotions with their tracks. So it's probably fair to say almost every musician wants to release their music at some point - but there's a lot of obstacles to overcome. Let's tackle some of the biggest ones: - Finding a label or distributor that will release your music - Finding a GOOD label (or distributor) - Actually having solid promotion for the release To find a label is probably the hardest task - to find a good one is even harder. But what is a label exactly? Essentially, it's a platform for musicians to release their music with, typically led by another musician who selects the music for his labels via "demo submissions". They will do all the work like sending the EP/Album out to all the streaming & selling platforms like Spotify, Deezer, Apple Music, Beatport and more (for uploading it at the exact release date & time), generating an ISRC (International Standard Recording Code) for the track(s) (which is essentially like a unique barcode for your tracks to be recognized) and sometimes even more (like getting a Cover Design ready, making promotion, ...). The other option is to self-release music by either starting your own label or using the newborn distribution services. Honestly, I'm not really informed about those but there's plenty of services that will do the work a label would to (distributing the track(s) to streaming & selling platforms as well as giving it an ISRC). There can be issues with setting those up for exact release dates (& times) and it will have a certain prize per release. Some of the ones I know are distrokid & TuneCore, but if anyone has more experience on releasing via distribution services please share your knowledge! :)

Lately I've been trying to write tracks and I get the idea and everything down but my call & response with the percussions and/or stabs don't mix well with my synth line. They are fighting each other instead of meshing together rhythmically and maybe harmoniously as well. Any Adivice? I'm still going through some techno courses and learning all over again after a really long break from producing.