Hello everybody, I am new to using LSDJ. I have dabbled in music for about two years. I do not know very much about it. I am still a beginner. I do know that a lot of my favorite songs are chipbreak songs. I like gigandect a lot. I do not have a lot of money. When I saw LSDJ was only a few dollars, I purchased a license and learned. I've been particularly into it for the past month. I plan to get a cartridge, but as you know they are not the cheapest and easiest things to find, really. No problem learning with the emulator.
problem is, I have not met any people into chiptune. I figured reaching out to people who know the DAW would be able to give me the best and most constructive feedback. I have been trying to learn a few pop songs on the piano, and generally study theory and structure, but as you know, theory is something you will continue learning throughout your music journey.
Saying this, I am open to all advice and feedback since I am new. I may be missing things. I am trying to only learn on the emulator using one gameboy for now. I have seen people produce good songs with just the 1 LSDJ. I may introduce polyphony at another time.
Ok, ok, enough of my life story. I want to show you three of my tracks I am working on. some of them seem more complete than others. I have not shown these tracks to really anyone, besides my best friends, none of which know anything about music. So I honestly don't have any specific critique I am looking for. I do think I struggle with "getting stuck" in the loop. I make a loop and delete it sometimes after a few days of messing around with it.
Also, I haven't decided on my recording setup really... so these sound a bit different.
Most recent:
https://soundcloud.com/xfreddydangerx/knifeemojiwipwav
One I have spent the most time on:
https://soundcloud.com/xfreddydangerx/pavement-wip (recording isnt too great, sorry)
I think this one is most like what I am aiming for, but it's a bit too loud:
https://soundcloud.com/xfreddydangerx/ruff
I hope this isn't too much information / too long. Looking forward to feedback. Let me know if you have any questions as well.
Thank you for your time, and thank you for listening.
Thanks so much.