@hellenabanner88 The first one I'd consider because I think It meshes well with your style is Something like "Blow Me Away" by Breaking Benjamin. The led guitar and drums bleed in a way that feels like an existential war for survival. But the primary reason I suggested it is because it capitalizes on gregorian chants in the intro and the outro. It makes me sad that not many bands take advantage of that. I can imagine a chorus slowly rising in pitch with reverb and guitar shredding in the front. The second suggestion I'm only bringing up is because i've never quite heard anything like it, and it makes me sad. But I figured it would be really easy for you to bring into existence because of the tools you have. The second one is "Take Me Somewhere Nice" by Mogwai. I know this one doesn't really mix well with your style. Requiring a soft, gentle subtlety going on for a while and a tender voice behind it. I don't know it's just a suggestion. Also, this is kinda of out of left field. I feel like if you give your music some time to breathe with some low points, it would make your high points more punchy, I feel like that goes to the complexity of the writing, too. Make highs and lows instead of going 110% all the time. Gotta make your song textured. Uhhh, don't be a TooL Stan about it, though... PS: I forgot to mention an important element in "take me somewhere nice." The electric guitar droning in the background takes you there.
this is great, im going to follow you home
I see forever in the night sky. 🖤Where I shall dwell always. 🌃
Thank you. 🎶🕊️
masterpiece, I'll listen to it everyday, please continue
Isso ficou ótimo
Hello Again, do you take requests?
@@doommachine5062 I've never had a request before. But I'd be happy to! What did you have in mind?
@hellenabanner88 The first one I'd consider because I think It meshes well with your style is Something like "Blow Me Away" by Breaking Benjamin. The led guitar and drums bleed in a way that feels like an existential war for survival. But the primary reason I suggested it is because it capitalizes on gregorian chants in the intro and the outro. It makes me sad that not many bands take advantage of that. I can imagine a chorus slowly rising in pitch with reverb and guitar shredding in the front. The second suggestion I'm only bringing up is because i've never quite heard anything like it, and it makes me sad. But I figured it would be really easy for you to bring into existence because of the tools you have. The second one is "Take Me Somewhere Nice" by Mogwai. I know this one doesn't really mix well with your style. Requiring a soft, gentle subtlety going on for a while and a tender voice behind it. I don't know it's just a suggestion. Also, this is kinda of out of left field. I feel like if you give your music some time to breathe with some low points, it would make your high points more punchy, I feel like that goes to the complexity of the writing, too. Make highs and lows instead of going 110% all the time. Gotta make your song textured. Uhhh, don't be a TooL Stan about it, though...
PS: I forgot to mention an important element in "take me somewhere nice." The electric guitar droning in the background takes you there.
@hellenabanner88 No, it didn't send AGAIN!