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Looking for new projects!

I have a few projects finishing up the next month and a half and im looking to line up 2-3 new projects. I do this for fun and for the love of the art. I have stuff in Spotify/YT/soundcloud if you want to hear some of my previous work (links in profile).

Indie/alternative rock/acoustic/cinematic genres ONLY!!!

I dont use loops and create/play all instruments (except drums as i dont currently have access to record a full kit).

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u/ffer06 — 1 month ago
▲ 3 r/DIYmusic+1 crossposts

Talus Fern instrumentals

Made a playlist of all my original instrumentals. All DIY, zero AI, self produced and mixed. Sharing in case anyone wants to hear something new.

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u/ffer06 — 2 months ago
▲ 6 r/mixingmastering

Need fresh pair of ears on a new genre, especially with the low end

I recently began mixing songs with synths and more focus on low end and i feel like i cant get the bottom end clear and defined. Ive mono-ed the sub and applied HPFs on most tracks but still feel the mix could be improved. Any general input would be helpful as well as im still learning and trying to improve my mixing skills.

voca.ro
u/ffer06 — 2 months ago
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First attempt at an “electronic” type song (no-AI)

I’m trying to expand my playing style and made this exploring more into electronic type music. All written and mixed by me using logic. Def not dance music by any means, but let me know what you think!

https://youtu.be/ZDD5OQW7kPM?is=mlZYyx7uN3zmjhAh

u/ffer06 — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/SpotifyArtists

Would love to get your feedback on our new track

We’re working on a new track and would love feedback to make the next track better!

u/ffer06 — 3 months ago
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Is this normal without any promotion?

The past few months I’ve noticed i get a new follower about every other day. I havent done any paid promotions nor any tiktok/IG/FB shorts since i dont have social media. Is this a good sign? I release music about every month or so. I started releasing late last year, non-AI music, self-produced and mix in English and Spanish and some instrumentals.

At this point im wondering if i should make an effort at promoting or let things ride organically.

u/ffer06 — 3 months ago
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My first attempt at an ambient-type song

I wanted to create a more atmospheric song and this is what i came up with. I havent spent much time mixing it but any feedback is appreciated!

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u/ffer06 — 3 months ago
▲ 3 r/DIYmusic+1 crossposts

Wrote a latin-inspired surf rock instrumental, let me know what you think!

DIY, self-recorded and mixed! Not even sure what genre this would be but i hope you enjoy!

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u/ffer06 — 4 months ago
▲ 6 r/DIYmusic+1 crossposts

Latin inspired psychedelic surf rock, did i pull it off?

Self recorded and mixed, let me know what you think!

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u/ffer06 — 4 months ago
▲ 3 r/IndieMusicFeedback+1 crossposts

Planning to rerecord and remix this one, what would you do differently?

This was one of the first songs i wrote, recorded and mixed myself late last year. Im planning on rereleasing it and redoing the vocals and remixing. What would you change? Looking for ideas to incorporate. Thanks!

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u/ffer06 — 4 months ago
▲ 5 r/CreadoresMusicales+1 crossposts

Que piensan de esta canción?

Hola! Soy un artista independiente DIY de Utah y acabo de gravar y terminar el mix de esta canción. Me encantaría compartirla con esta comunidad y espero que les guste. Díganme que piensan! Cuando Estas Aqui

u/ffer06 — 4 months ago
▲ 1 r/IndieMusicFeedback

Feedback on vocals and overall cohesion

Total newb here - just started recording and mixing in October of last year. I finally have a version of this song that i think i could share to get feedback on, specifically on the vocals; i cant get them to sit well on the track and they sound boxy and when i try to address that they sound thin. The only vocal section i like is the bridge and is heavily processed (heavy saturation and compression and steep low and high pass filters). I still think the acoustic guitar could use some cleaning on the low end, especially when the bass is playing. The song is in Spanish but music has no language :) i appreciate any feedback and comments on how to improve this mix. Thank you in advance!

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u/ffer06 — 5 months ago