I have used Fruity loops now like 2 years, i make uplifting and hard trance stuff.
here is one of my songs http://snd.sc/hAuAaX
I havent shared anything yet for free use, but if you are interested i can make trance music for your games for little pay, thats little offtopic but just wanted to tell.
But for main think, what do you think? could you even listen my music?
Any comments and critics helps me for future music developing
Nice work on the tracks. I can definitely listen to your music.
Several of them have segments that I could envision being looped in some action/adventure games I have in mind, such as the first 30 seconds or so of Flying Bird has a distant dreamy affect. Perfect Storm has a good sound for a space travel concept although in my opinion it needs to have a long mechanical bassy sound to offset the cymbols.
Sounds like sweaty disco cliche and not like what I would consider heavy trance for a game soundtrack. Get rid of the four on the floor time signature. Try composing your music using a piano and that will give you a much better graphic exposition of whether your composition is one or just a palette of buzz to a tempo. When i have “keyboardists” come into my studio they want to go for the fancy synth patches with layered sounds, press a few keys and smugly look at me like I should be impressed with the wash of sound. I walk over, switch the patch to grand piano and ask them to play something cool for me. 90% of them fail hard. Theory is important too. If I asked you for a score based on a 5/4 time signature in F# Locrian at 166 BPM to match some guitar weaponry riffs for example, would that be baffling or do you have a command of the more esoteric compositional formats and structures?
This is a good use of Fruity Loops and interesting drums. Structured into many parts with varying feels but tied together into a composition.
Being a trance listener for many years, I can say that your on the right track, and that song is really nice and I can definitely see it in a game (probably a fast paced game anyway)