Neon Floor

[Casey H]

What should I do with this? Consider it just for fun? Trash it? Pitch it to lower end libraries? Collab on it? Feedback as to what would make it better welcome.

https://s.disco.ac/dibqnqhcnykm

Casey

[DouglasKnight]

Hey Casey! I like the track -- it sounds like a good start for a pop/edm cue to me. If I was accomplished in that genre I'd love to collaborate on it, but hopefully you'll find someone to work on it with you. Good luck! Doug

[cosmicdolphin]

Sounds like the Dance Pop auto accompaniment preset from a budget Casio keyboard circa 1989. Nice.

[Casey H]

Just a note that I know that in this form, it's not production music ready, other than for maybe the cheap seats on an RF site. Sometimes I map out chord patterns, rhythms, and styles and throw them into BIAB for ideas. Then I work with collaborators to do a combination of working with by BIAB wav/midi files and adding their own sauce. I already have collab tracks in solid libraries that began this way. That is why my post opened with "What should I do with this?" I throw most of them out unless the feel like they are catchy or have an interesting quality about them.

Best,
Casey

[funsongs]

Just a note that I know that in this form, it's not production music ready, other than for maybe the cheap seats on an RF site. Sometimes I map out chord patterns, rhythms, and styles and throw them into BIAB for ideas. Then I work with collaborators to do a combination of working with by BIAB wav/midi files and adding their own sauce. I already have collab tracks in solid libraries that began this way. That is why my post opened with "What should I do with this?" I throw most of them out unless the feel like they are catchy or have an interesting quality about them.

Best,
Casey

Why not title it
"Bach To Basics"
?

[cosmicdolphin]

Just a note that I know that in this form, it's not production music ready, other than for maybe the cheap seats on an RF site. Sometimes I map out chord patterns, rhythms, and styles and throw them into BIAB for ideas. Then I work with collaborators to do a combination of working with by BIAB wav/midi files and adding their own sauce. I already have collab tracks in solid libraries that began this way. That is why my post opened with "What should I do with this?" I throw most of them out unless the feel like they are catchy or have an interesting quality about them.

Best,
Casey

Why not just cut out the middle man and don't bother with Bland-In-A-Box to start with ?

In every Pop & EDM tutorial I've ever watched everybody writes with the instruments used in the final track. That's how you get inspired and get a vibe going.

Try watching some of the Alex Rome Tutorials