I Found the Secret To Objectively Analyzing Your Music

I Found the Secret To Objectively Analyzing Your Music
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[@levidiemaschine6147]

Great tip. What i do sometimes is watching a music video of some artists and lay my music under, so i kinda forgett its my music

[@YEAGOTV]

That’s one I do so dang helpful fr

[@inswainaudio]

Yo that's a crazy idea! I gotta try that!!!

[@ferguspitcher7911]

I do this with graphic design. I’m constantly moving my head around so I can look at my work from different angles. Sometimes I get up and look at it from a distance. My colleagues find it hilarious but it’s useful

[@inswainaudio]

Haha I always look at it on my phone really small to get a new perspective too! Same idea!

[@vertigopulse]

Also helps when you throw your mix to people in a different lane for feedback. Throw your trap track to your metal head buddies and send your metal track to your friend that that raps... good perspectives are often found.

[@inswainaudio]

Great point! Having a group of engineers/artists whose opinion you value and you can get feedback from is huge!

[@henrievery-3rey]

Absolutely what you said works! and I find forgetting a tune for a while and then having another listen works sort of along the same line

[@inswainaudio]

Yes, absolutely! That is a mandatory method for me haha

[@rocthemasses]

I made a few tunes a couple of years ago just for the hell of it. Being that I worked alone I really didn´t to much care about the little things. Just to have something finished to listen too. Not worrying about eq or compression or masking too much. But as time went on I started to notice these little things. I learned and worked on why my mix just SUCKED! Just because your using audio samples dosen´t mean that your mix can´t have a 3D feel to it. I would ask myself is the music breathing or is it just dead !? As I said I work along. When I work so long on something and get stuck on a problem it´s more than likely that I´m just tired. So I take my projects with me to bed. My dreams help me work through my lastest problem. And when I wake up the next morning I have the solution. But the main thing that helps me is to close my eye´s and listen with my minds eye. By doing this I´m serching for placement of instuments, front to back relationships ect. I was in America 3 years ago and heard some rap music that was put on the market meaning ( someboby was getting paid, I don´t know why ) over a flat scream T.V. Me personelly, I though it sounded like garbage. The music had the same boring loop patterens without movement. Now if you want to know what a boring loop sounds like? Play any drum machine patteren without any compression eq or reverb and listen about a minute......it´s the little things that you add that makes all the difference !

[@inswainaudio]

Absolutely! And yeah, modern sample-based rap is definitely sparse on the production end and is comprised of basically all synthetic sounds so it can get really repetitive if you're not careful!

[@Bipolar1]

Third😮!

[@Mv119z]

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