Here's a jazz Funk tune I had originally as part of a longer mix, but I've turned it into a track on it's own.
Fusion by Alan Taylor 7 on SoundCloud - Create, record and share your sounds for free
And a full mix of my dance stuff.
Wind down mx by Alan Taylor 7 on SoundCloud - Create, record and share your sounds for free
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Here is one I am messing around with at the minute. I play in a alt rock band but I write electronic music as something different for me to get my teeth into. Got loads of rough demos of my electronic stuff. Not a finished song by any means!!
Songs of 3 by EB Again on SoundCloud - Create, record and share your sounds for free
And another work in progress
Fly Down Again by EB Again on SoundCloud - Create, record and share your sounds for free
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Satisfied (Harry Remix) by EB Again on SoundCloud - Create, record and share your sounds for free
Apologies for the rough sounds - I haven't had any of my songs properly mastered and produced yet so they are the raw tracks as they are without any tinkering. I'll learn how to do it one day lol
Here's a D&B mix I done back in 03 that I've re-edited.
Replicant (2012 edit) by Alan Taylor 7 on SoundCloud - Create, record and share your sounds for free
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Does anyone know of any good online courses to learn how to master songs? I can write music but mastering / producing the tracks to get them to sound good through the speakers seems to be a dark art!! lol
Using what DAW?
I only use either FL studio or Garageband. I would just love to get to grips with the basics of using the mastering sections to make the finished song sound that bit better through the speakers by adjusting the correct frequencies, etc
Pretty sure you can't master using Garageband, not sure about FL studio but I master my tracks on Logic Pro 9. There's loads of mastering classes on you tube using different DAW's, so a lot cheaper than paying for courses etc.
OK. I will have a look on youtube for a decent instructional video. I'm pretty sure you can master to a basic level on Garageband, as you can add effects (and other eq) to the master output in it. I'll have a look on youtube