Yeah, DAW. I had a feeling I was using the wrong acronym, but couldn't quite draw up an alternative.

Anyway, there are a couple things that you could try (if you haven't already). One is to "group" channels together. You just highlight the channels you want and right click (ctrl + click on Mac?) on ...

If you don't want to promote yourself, why are you concerned with getting signed to a label?

That's what a record label does, no? You become part of a collective of artists, and if people are familiar with the label, then they will find you. If you're just some random musician, then you can only ...

If you can't find a label suitable, you could release through Bandcamp yourself.

Yeah, I've thought about that. In fact, I'd almost prefer that. It's just a label will handle distribution and promotion. Nobody knows who I am, and I'm not a DJ or a live performer, so the likely result is that it ...

I mean music GUI. What do you use to arrange your music?

Which GUI are you using?

This is a neat track. Here're a few ideas that might be worth exploring. First, the drum rhythms are cool, but there's got to be some way to make the sounds more coherent with each other (that is, the timbres of the sounds are too independent of each other). Perhaps if you feed all the drums through ...

It sounds to me like you are using several different bass sounds in succession near the end. If you are, I'd suggest finding a way to generate them all from the same source or at least feed them all through the same compressor and stereoize it all. Also, some of the bass sounds are kind of hollow ...

Hi, I finished a 4 song demo a couple months back and now I'm interested in sending it out to some labels. The problem is that I have no idea which labels would be most appropriate, in terms of style. I figured there are probably people here who are more familiar than I am. Here's a set with the ...