I really hate giving negative feed back.
Fortunately, I'd have to look hard to find it here!
I rated this 5/5. :)
Great job! There is a followable tune, the bassline is pronounced.
But.....What the heck on that end??? haha.
I use LMMS also, and recently I have gotten quite a bit better at it. I used to be terrible, but, I'm starting to get used to it. 1 piece of advice keep practicing!
get to know what style of music you like to produce, and focus on that!
I've been using LMMS for around 2 or 3 months now, and I see potential in that program.
Stick with it, and you'll be producing amazing tracks one day!
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Theoretically speaking, this is a song that could be 100% replicated on the NES.
(The problem is that it would take up at least 90% of the storage)
Packtion responds:
Thank you for the rating! I've been using LMMS for about a year now. If you already know a little music theory then you can do pretty much anything with it.
Honestly, I wouldn't be so overly-conscious about giving negative feedback. Negative feedback is how we can improve as artists.
The end of the song was supposed to mimic a heart monitor slowly flatlining. Hence the name "Dead E" :)
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