Onefin | Onefin - Scrap Showcase 1 @onefin | Uploaded 9 years ago | Updated 16 hours ago
So this is my first Scrap Showcase. In these playlists I will upload some of my favorite ideas which just can't quite get through to becoming a full-fledged track.
Now, that said, you can help! If you want me to extend one of these, tell me in the comments! However, just simply telling me which one needs expanding probably won't get it expanded. If you have a view about what I might be able to do to make one of these a full track, tell me! Inform me as to where you think I should take the track.
Oh, and if you're a fellow music producer, you can help me out by actually doing it! Seriously, if you want to extend one of these, just ask me for the stems.
Regardless of whether or not you do any of that (or whether or not you're reading this in the first place), I hope you enjoy some of my ideas which sadly are probably not going to be full tracks anytime soon. :)
Now for my individual comments for each track:
200 - This was made in an attempt to make a really fast track. It's named after the BPM of the actual scrap. As you can tell it's overly peppy.
Above - This was originally going to be something completely different from what you're hearing right now. It turned into this. Not to say I don't like what it turned into.
Crystal - This scrap is named after the preset synth that started it all. Also it really sounds crystal. The ending of this scrap was just my personal laziness, though.
Difference - This was my first real "speedyuppy" thing I ever made. It's named Difference because of a game which had a soundtrack that sounded kinda like this.
Drifting - This one has been publicly released before. I felt like putting it here because I like it a lot. But you've seen it before, probably.
Eccentric - This scrap is named after what my friend eth4nw said about it. I quote: "eh too crazy". I wouldn't say "crazy". More like "unorthodox".
Forward - This showcases my first usage of augmented chords. Seriously, listen. You can hear one. I couldn't think of a name so I went with "Forward".
Mellow - This is probably the most relaxing thing I have ever made. Now with Zebralette. Yaay.
So this is my first Scrap Showcase. In these playlists I will upload some of my favorite ideas which just can't quite get through to becoming a full-fledged track.
Now, that said, you can help! If you want me to extend one of these, tell me in the comments! However, just simply telling me which one needs expanding probably won't get it expanded. If you have a view about what I might be able to do to make one of these a full track, tell me! Inform me as to where you think I should take the track.
Oh, and if you're a fellow music producer, you can help me out by actually doing it! Seriously, if you want to extend one of these, just ask me for the stems.
Regardless of whether or not you do any of that (or whether or not you're reading this in the first place), I hope you enjoy some of my ideas which sadly are probably not going to be full tracks anytime soon. :)
Now for my individual comments for each track:
200 - This was made in an attempt to make a really fast track. It's named after the BPM of the actual scrap. As you can tell it's overly peppy.
Above - This was originally going to be something completely different from what you're hearing right now. It turned into this. Not to say I don't like what it turned into.
Crystal - This scrap is named after the preset synth that started it all. Also it really sounds crystal. The ending of this scrap was just my personal laziness, though.
Difference - This was my first real "speedyuppy" thing I ever made. It's named Difference because of a game which had a soundtrack that sounded kinda like this.
Drifting - This one has been publicly released before. I felt like putting it here because I like it a lot. But you've seen it before, probably.
Eccentric - This scrap is named after what my friend eth4nw said about it. I quote: "eh too crazy". I wouldn't say "crazy". More like "unorthodox".
Forward - This showcases my first usage of augmented chords. Seriously, listen. You can hear one. I couldn't think of a name so I went with "Forward".
Mellow - This is probably the most relaxing thing I have ever made. Now with Zebralette. Yaay.
