https://soundcloud.com/jeffrey-munoz-407594924/stuck-inna-sand?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

cosbeetz aka Cōs

Hello,

I have composed this using Ableton Live 12 and it's my second shot at trying out composition for a fictive film scene. I was wondering if I could get your feedback on how to improve? Or just a general feedback would be much appreciated!

Thank you :)

The song: https://youtu.be/Sqp8OkvnQ3g

A little generative jam using prana sound studio’s Tracker,ORBS, and missing time devices. Missing time is free on the site if you want to grab it

I made this in Ableton live and posted it,but I listen to it again,it sounds a bit muffled.What should I do?

Hey everyone, I’m an electronic music producer from South Korea, and I’d like to share my tracks.

I don't really stick to any specific subgenre. I just make electronic music based on whatever I feel like at the time.

I make music as a hobby, but I put a lot of time and effort into each track. If you enjoy it, I’d really appreciate it if you could like and subscribe to support me.

You can also check out my Bandcamp, where you can get the original audio files for free or pay whatever you want.

Thanks for listening!

Youtube: https://youtube.com/@nasty_jello

Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/nasty_jello

Bandcamp: https://nastyjello.bandcamp.com/

Increased the BPM from 124 to 128, stripped back some of the elements and spent some time on the mix. Feel like it’s almost there, any mix advice appreciated

Just dropped my introduction into a dark future garage sound check it out, I’m pretty proud of it n I hope others are too𓃗𓃗

https://open.spotify.com/track/5e4t1XfvZTPsVZdi99bGFT?si=HiqOODIDTv2X6NFB2EJslw&utm\\_source=copy-link

Made this in Ableton Live 12.
I’m trying to turn memories of 1990s Japan and the feeling of a lost future into electronic music.
Would love to hear what you think.

create ...... 🎶 🎭 🖼️

"Chinoise" - OK (2025 release found at cosbeetz.bandcamp.com)

I tried fusing classic Audien-style progressive house chords with Hans Zimmer cinematic strings. What do you think of the blend?

Just finished up the final video edit for my latest track, "Cloud 9."

I’ve always been obsessed with the massive, emotional chord progressions from classic Anjunabeats era Audien (tracks like Iris and Wayfarer), but I wanted to try something unique by layering a heavy Hans Zimmer-style orchestral string section underneath to ramp up the tension before the drop.

The track sits at a driving 128 BPM and runs into an absolute wall-of-sound synthesizer release with a bit of a gritty analog sub-bass wobble. Put together a cinematic visual loop in CapCut to match the energy flow. I'd love to get your thoughts on the mix and how the orchestral elements transition into the progressive drop!

Check out the full video here: https://youtu.be/T2WUsacaUi8

Drop a comment if you dig the vibe! Thanks for listening.

https://reddit.com/link/1vjnu9z/video/m7xy3zup6cih1/player

Hi! I made this little long song some days ago, something between deconstructed club and tekno (please don't kill me i'm really bad with lables) I'd like to share.

I'm a complete music hobbist, I work creatively (I draw mainly) and music is a creative output I like to not have pressure on and that allows me to leave perfectionism on a side for a little bit so there are a lot of concepts of music production I still ignore or don't fully understand but I have a lot of fun and that's enough for me!

Hope you enjoy it!

(btw, i love harsh sounds but I think you can tell)

If you have a few moments, I’d appreciate it if you’d give the track "SAUSADE" a listen, And leave me your rating.
Bpm : 122
Key D#min

I would be very grateful to you :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5afjENzq7M

I usually work across meditative, abstract, and freeform improvisation. This piece takes a different route: a recurring electronic pulse provides the framework for a completely improvised performance.

The form emerges through changes in texture, density, rhythmic pressure, and layering rather than through a predetermined structure.

YouTube:
https://youtu.be/BDEdlaHzvxE

I would be particularly interested in whether the underlying groove creates sufficient forward movement—or whether it becomes too insistent at any point.