Found this digging through some old files

I’m a new producer and I need some feedback; I’d appreciate it if you could leave a comment, thanks.
(I included a video because I shared it on instagram)

So I've made my first beat today, unfortunately I'm only limited to 8 tracks at once (Ableton Lite). I've put Benny The Butcher - Legend vocals on it. I welcome any constructive criticism :)

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Lmk your thoughts on this clip from my latest session! This track was such a pain in the ass to make lol. Full vid linked in the comments!

It’s only 10 tact

open to feedback, also down to collab

A lot of beat ideas show up when you're away from the main setup. You're on the bus or waiting somewhere, a groove pops into your head, and opening a full DAW on your phone feels like too much.

VibeScout is an Android app with a built-in beat maker called Beat Lab. It has 7 kits and 10 one-tap styles, so you can get a rough idea down fast. You can export beats as WAV and finish them later in whatever you normally use. There's no account, sign-up or login, and your beats stay on your device.

The main part of the app is music discovery, which can help when you're looking for new reference tracks or want to hear what's going on in a scene you don't know well. You type in one artist and it runs a deep search through direct matches, related artists, genre scenes and underground branches. You get back a ranked trail of hundreds of artists you've probably never heard of. Each one shows up as a card with a 30-second preview. Swipe right if it's your vibe, left to skip, up to save it. Each artist is tagged with a hidden gem rating, listener count and genre tags, and you can filter and sort the results.

To be upfront about limits: it's Android only, previews are 30 seconds rather than full songs, and your first 3 searches are free. After that, a short ad unlocks 3 more.

It's here if you want to try it: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kennethwahl.vibescout

Question for the room: when you sketch beats on your phone, do you want a quick one-tap starting point, or do you want to build everything from scratch even for a rough idea? I'd also like to know how you find new reference artists outside your usual rotation.

Disclosure: I'm posting this on behalf of the play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kennethwahl.vibescout team.

Hi, I'm looking for a MacBook for music production. I usually use six instances of Serum 2 or Zenology, and some plugins like Shaperbox 3 and Portal, which are native to FL Studio. I'm torn between a Pro M1 with 32GB or 16GB of RAM and an Air M5 with 16GB of RAM. I currently have a desktop PC with a Ryzen 7 8700g and 32GB of RAM, and it works perfectly, but I need portability. Could someone please help me choose? Thanks!

I made this beat on Fl studio and I was trying to capture a Kanye West type of sound . I think I did okay. I just don't know what to do at this point

I haven't been feeling well, so it's been quite a while since last time.

Just a work in progress and wanting to get your reaction if you like or diabolically haaaaate it.

hey i make urban music here in spain i usually make reggaeton but i also sometimes do trap, im here because i want to know what I have to focus to improve my beats because i feel stuck, im going to put 2 links and i really apreciate some feedback.

reggaeton beat

trap beat: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZkGzftp1PA

reggaeton beat: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PujzpHmjt4

Just a raw demo without many effects, automations or filters.
Thx for your thoughts 😁

i think this is the best outro I’ve ever made for one of my beats

does it evoke any kind of emotion in you? or is it just an enjoyable outro?

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I made this beat like 3-4 years ago, but I just decided to make a music video out of it with one of my all-time favorite scenes from Terminator. Let me know how you feel plus I had another beat towards the end if you stay longer but feedback is always well. Enjoy.