Salut l'équipe, j'ai voulu recréer une vibe French Pop rétro mais en utilisant exclusivement des outils IA pour le son et le visuel. Curieux d'avoir vos retours sur le mix des synthés. https://youtu.be/hRaDIOBph68?si=9IIc-PLXNVfKsLGQ
Hey everyone,
I just released a new dreamy / neon / city‑pop inspired lyric video for my track Cloud Highways, and I’d really appreciate some honest feedback from this community.
I’m especially looking for thoughts on:
- the chorus impact
- the overall vibe / atmosphere
- whether the visual style fits the music
- anything that could make the video stronger
Here’s the video:
https://youtu.be/0m8p0Q-Oj1E?is=orULm1EXdakRhtju
I’m trying to improve both my visuals and my sound, so any critique — positive or constructive — is super welcome.
Thanks in advance to anyone who takes a moment to check it out.
#citypop
#synthwave
#dreampop
#neonvibes
#aestheticmusic
#retropop
video i threw together for these synth layers, check it out, enjoy 🙂↔️
I am a TOTAL NEWBY. Probably looking for a collaborator than help. I have a very specific project I'm trying to create but am lost.
Anyone have the time to help a retired guy who just wants to do this for fun as a new hobby?
Want to create an Ambient template (with public domain material, nothing copyrighted) perhaps 3-5 minutes long, which will serve as the base if this project.
Want to create a voice track that is mostly blank except for effects.
I want to share recordings from people I meet and talk to ho share their stories with me. I drop those recordings into the voice track where the effects will all be preset. I only clip and add files that fit.
New song is create fairly quickly with this template and I can share it with them and maybe post the idea on social media.
There is no money in this. It is something I want to share with people to keep me busy in retirement.
If this resonates with you and you can help, I would appreciate it
Thank you in advance.
Wanted to add a new game mode so decided to make the music myself. Its a retro-synth styled penta-arcade game named RETROZIUM on google play.
Does it gel with the menu screen ?
would love to have your thoughts :)
Hey outrunners!
We are a synth-pop trio from Italy, and this is our latest project:
“Tears (Down On Me)”, a cinematic synth-pop music video inspired by lonely late-night arcades, neon reflections, and the emotional side of 1980s memories.
The video was shot inside a real arcade and pinball museum after hours, using practical lighting, real vintage machines, and authentic 80s-inspired setups to recreate that strange feeling of wandering through memories at night.
There's a moment, usually very late at night, when you stop fighting. The phone is off, the city feels far away, and everything you've been holding back all day — pride, anger, grief — finally rises to the surface.
There's no catharsis, no resolution.
Just the truth of the moment, and the choice to let it happen.
If you love empty arcade halls, neon melancholy, night drives, and that bittersweet “one last game before going home” feeling, this is for you.
See you after hours. ⚡️
★CIAO64
✨1 WEEK! ✨
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Super excited to announce that in just one week my second album 'Moments Lost In Time' will be dropping on Bandcamp via Timeslave Recordings! The album will be available on Vinyl and Cassette also.
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I wanted to kick off the countdown with a clip of the first track from the album “11:55” which was also my very first Sleepless Nights release so this one is a special one for me! 🎸
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As always a big thanks to all who have supported me so far and I hope you like the album! 🫡
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If you enjoy this vibe or would like to hear more you can find all of my links to streaming and socials below!
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Hey everyone. I produce under the project Made in 1987 out of Mexico City. I wanted to experiment with cognitive dissonance: taking a very traditional, acoustic Latin Cumbia ("Ojitos Mentirosos") and stripping it down to rebuild it entirely with neon, 80s aesthetics.
The Production Breakdown:
I just released the official music video. I would love some critical feedback from this community on the mix balance, specifically how the vocal sits against the heavy synth pads.
Here is the link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hD8hVcvVkdg&list=RDhD8hVcvVkdg&start_radio=1
my high pitch plucks still wasnt on point it sounds like a bell but i dont know how to recreate the original pluck. i feel like im missing some sound effects but i dont lnow where i could find some free dark synth sound effects
Getting rather bored with YouTube tutorials and there's not a whole lot there in the first place for this subgenre. So I thought, why not podcasts? Beyond Synth is the only one that comes to mind. Any others that go into the engineering process?