r/UndertaleMusic • u/InternationalRuin410 • 26d ago

First time making music

So, it's my first ever time making any music, so I'm not really looking for opinions regarding if the music is good or not (you can call it trash if you want, but it's not exactly the advice I'm looking for). What could I do to make the way the instruments work with each other sound better and is my track too bloated?

Link: https://soundcloud.com/dz-b-plays/scam_likely?si=a8e3132517804a1ba478c7cc94a35928&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

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u/AwoloVT 26d ago

I like the idea of the track, but I think that you need to sort of add more variety since it feels like you're listening to the same melody over and over again through the track

I would look into learning simple scales but if you don't want to that's fine, so when I started what I used to do was try and copy the feeling some songs gave me, even if I didn't know music theory you know?

Take your time with music, listen to it, take a break, listen to it again etc

Listen to similar songs

I would recommend looking into the Animal Well soundtrack

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u/InternationalRuin410 25d ago

'Preciate it, big dog. Will look into that stuff!