#drum and bass production

[unbiddenaudio]

The rain in Wales falls mainly all year round - bad for the mood, good for Unbidden Audio. The next release (UBA-008 - Kyam - Absent / Churn) is out on Bandcamp this Thursday. Big thanks to everyone who's sent kind words on the promo mail out. Keep up to date at: https://unbiddenaudio.bandcamp.com/

[hecho-a-mano]

i love you musicians i love you singers i love guitarists i love you bassists i love you drummers I love you trumpeters i love you tromboners i love you celloists i love you music producers i love you music arrangers i love you music composers i love you songwriters I love you digital audio workstations i love you humans for expressing ourselves through sound

[mayhemthemamp]

Okay so at the start of Best of You, does anyone else think Joey sounds a little Blink 182?

Where’s the Hatchetfield Timeline where Peter and Steph are in a pop punk band?

[anitosoul]

Finger drumming at my first live set for Circuit Breakers at Trans-Pecos, Feb 2 2024 :’)

[miashyperfixations]

HONEY REVENGE: THE EUROBEEAN TOUR

22.05.2024 @ The Deaf Institute, Manchester (250 Capacity)

Over 3 weeks late but better late than never! Honey Revenge has been my favourite band for a little while now, so seeing them live at The Deaf Institute, with another of my favourite bands, Artio, was such a special night. This concert fell right in my 2-week long break in the middle of my final exams, so it was a no-brainer. The tickets were bought as soon as they went up for sale, in my college’s library, whilst I should’ve been studying. 

The band was in town for Slam Dunk on the weekend, so were playing some warm-up shows in the week across the UK. In this small tour, they weren't coming to my home city, so Manchester it was, we’ve been to quite a few shows in Manchester now, specifically this venue too. Classic Manchester, it was a very rainy day but it didn't matter to me, they're my favourite band and I was determined to see them live - Honey Revenge are the only band I'd do a 5-hour commute for (BOTH WAYS!).

The set itself was incredible as always. It always amazes me how singers can keep up such energetic vocals for entire sets, and rock singers, especially Devin, just adds to that. Accompanied by their touring band, Tay on bass & Matt on drums, it’s clear that they have fun on stage. There was even a circle pit during 'Distracted’, which I wasn't expecting AT ALL, considering their songs are pretty tame compared to other rock bands on the scene right now. But that’s what makes them stand out, it’s the kind of music that you can dance to, headbang to, and cry to, and I love them for it. Their several synchronized high-kicks over the course of their set only emphasized this. We were in a similar spot to last time, on Donny’s side of the stage so we were able to watch their insane guitar solos from RIGHT THERE in real time and it was absolutely amazing. The setlist was a little different to the last show as they didn’t play every song in their discography, with only 2 cut out though, so most songs were played.

At the time of the show, they hadn’t released anything new since the last time we’d seen them live in December, however they did play their (then unreleased) new track ‘Recipe For Disaster’ in full [see above video]. They’ve since released this song alongside the announcement of ‘Retrovision: The Extended Edition’ to be released in early August. Even though the song was only released on the 24th of May, it was still my top song of the month (🫣) - It was ON REPEAT for the whole weekend. 

In between sets, we bought merch from both bands and had a chance to chat to both merch sellers for both bands as they were both friends of the band and not just a random crew member. After the show, we were also able to hi to one of the band’s team crew, and Devin’s boyfriend, Kyle who is also a musician, he was really cool and gave us some solid advice for venturing into the music industry. It was fun to meet Claire again, a photographer friend who has worked with Honey Revenge before as well as South Arcade back in March.

Once the show was over, Devin & Donny came back out to say hi to everyone whilst their crew packed down. We first chatted to Jai & Ieuan of Artio who had also come back out, but eventually we were able to talk to Honey Revenge themselves. I wasn’t able to go back in and meet them last time, due to the gig being in the upstairs of a bar and I was under 18, but to my surprise, they remembered this and were greatly appreciative of us waiting so long to meet them this time! As we were some of the last people in there, we were starting to get ushered out, but they still made sure to have a full conversation with us as we wanted to talk to them more about the scene and the industry as well as tell them what big fans we are. It was so incredible to finally meet and have a conversation with them having been a fan for so long and they also made sure to take a photo with us and sign the poster I'd bought earlier. Devin also encouraged me to talk to their sound guy as I’d mentioned that this is what I want to do after education!

This night was EVERYTHING and more. This band is without a doubt, one of the biggest, and best, newcomers to the scene in recent years. With plans to go on Idobi Radio’s Summer School Tour this July, and no doubt more plans afterwards, I can’t wait to see what the future holds for Honey Revenge.

[aelexismelody]

I make music!

Mostly retro 90s Drum & Bass, but also some ambient / experimental music.

You can check it out here! Most of my recent releases go onto my bandcamp.

I also do music commissions for various projects. Made some streaming assets like intro and outro stingers, as well as video game music and sound effects for a bunch of student / smaller projects.

If you like what you hear, consider hiring me! Just DM me, I don't bite :3

[personaproductions]

Thanks for listening 👂🏼 it actually means a lot to me and my self esteem. People want authenticity imma be authentic, I had no clue I was gonna make this song, I’m pretty sure I got inspired while organizing my samples library. Then basically made this over 10 hours and then just listened to it daily for weeks in my opinion that means it had banger qualities. So I hope you can enjoy it as much as I do and dance your hearts out.

[yearofyacine]

making this song for my album that might come out this year but i need to decide what it's about and what to name it

[sheltiechicago]

Bass Inspired Home

Homes That Marcus Byrne Designed Inspired By The Characteristics Of Musical Instruments With The Help Of AI

I'm Marcus Byrne, originally from Ireland but currently based in Australia. I specialize in digital post-production and am an AI prompt engineer who brings ideas to life with image manipulation, photography, high-end Photoshop, and AI.

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[jamievx]

It's Music Monday and as such I've uploaded a WIP of a drum and bass track I've been poking at to my Patreon!

[jcm3xtro]

'DOUBLE 03' FT. NAT JAMES IS OUT NOW ON ALL STREAMING PLATFORMS!

[thisisgraeme]

Muad'dib Runs the Voodoo Down (Arrakis Remix) - New Release from THISISGRAEME

Exciting times ahead! Join me on a musical odyssey as I craft 20 albums over 20 years, each a unique story. Your support is my inspiration. Let's embark on this journey together. 🎶 #THISISGRAEME

Muad’dib Runs the Voodoo Down (Arrakis Remix) I’m thrilled to unveil “Muad’dib Runs the Voodoo Down (Arrakis Remix),” my latest instrumental drum and bass masterpiece. This track is a product of deep passion and dedication, and I’m buzzing for you to experience the energy and creativity I’ve infused into it. If my tunes have captured your imagination and you’d like to support my musical…

[7thresonance]

Anohanaaaaa

Secret base orchestral!

Loved this song. Perhaps, one day will do the full version.

#orchestral#song#cover#anime#menma#sad#strings#winds#horns#choir#vocal#piano#harp#guitar#music#producer#mixengineer

[james-errand]

(made the music not the art)

[miashyperfixations]

NOVA TWINS

04.02.2022 @ Castle & Falcon, Birmingham (400 Capacity)

Written Feb 2023

This is the first small gig I went to & I think it was a pretty good introduction. I had only heard a couple of their songs when we went as I was accompanying my sister, who the tickets were a Christmas present for. I thoroughly enjoyed myself - we were able to use the fact that we're short to our advantage and make our way to the front to avoid getting crushed by the crowd and people let us do so with ease. We've found, since, that people are a lot friendlier at the smaller rock & metal gigs. There was also no barricade or anything similar in front of the stage so we were right against it at the corner so we were just underneath one of the main speakers (hence the angle of my photos).

It was almost this time last year that we saw them live, and now, they're nominated for two BRIT awards. I think that they're an amazing rock duo and even though I don't actively listen to their music, I'm looking forward to seeing their progression as two women of colour in a genre predominantly dominated by males.

[fashionablyari]

some drum n’ based for my tumbler dot com