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How much space do you leave for the artist in your beats?

I've been thinking more about this lately. It's easy to keep adding melodies, percussion, FX, fills, etc. because the beat sounds more interesting on its own.

But at some point, does adding more actually make it harder for an artist to write or perform on?

Do you intentionally leave empty space in your arrangements, or do you prefer keeping the beat constantly moving?

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u/rxn_danger — 6 days ago
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Futuristic Rage & Dark Trap Beats — Yeat x BNYX / Underground Type Beats

I run a small channel focused on futuristic rage, dark trap, and melodic/analog-inspired type beats.

The main sound is Yeat x BNYX, with some darker and more experimental rage variations. I also make occasional slowed + reverb versions.

I'm trying to improve the channel's overall sound, visuals, and consistency, so I'd appreciate feedback from anyone who listens to or produces this style.

Channel:

https://www.youtube.com/@Rxndanger

What stands out to you — good or bad?

u/rxn_danger — 9 days ago