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Volt9
06-22-2010, 09:28 AM
How do you get feedback on your new tracks? I find its hard to get good feedback on my new tracks. My friends that make music mostly ask me for advice. And most forums I visit are not good to post new tracks.
So maybe there are way's I don't know about ... of maybe you could tell how you get your feedback :D

Thanks!
Glenn

Jordan Louis
07-13-2010, 08:31 PM
Dude it is a problem, definately for us who are amateurs.

But I really think that new tracks that don't get feedback in a public forum simply aren't good enough for people to write anything about. No-one really wants to be hurtfully honest and so it is much easier to say nothing rather than slate someone's hard work that doesn't cut it.

I guess I am like most people, I would rather hear 'sorry mate, that's a pile of S**t...' rather than 0 replies.

However If your track gets people moving and shows promise, people will leave feedback.


Although this probably doesn't help you I'm afraid..... sorry.

Volt9
07-13-2010, 09:52 PM
Well that is not it in my opinion. Even good quality tracks don't get feedback :confused: I posted a track that is released next month on Outland Records. And John Digweed played tracks I produced. I'm not saying I'm the pro or something ... but quality could not be the problem. I think its overload on internet. The best thing to do is find a few producers around your own level and skills. But that is easier said then done :rolleyes:

Jordan Louis
07-14-2010, 06:58 AM
Hey Volt, you obviously have way more experience than me - fair play.

For you quality is probably not the issue (Digweed playing your tune is testament to this), however for people not yet at the releasing stage I do think that quality does have something to do with it. Some tracks this forum have 30 views and 0 replies while some have 40 views and 5 replies.

I guess most people have a 'test' group of friends that they use for feedback before they place tracks on a public forum - as you said.

So how did you get critical feedback before your releases if not online?

Volt9
07-14-2010, 08:00 AM
A test group would be really great yesss :)

On the track I was talking about I didn't get feedback ... well the label approved it to release is also feedback :D And that is really great off course. Butt I guess with some good feedback from 'clean ears' I can make them even better :)