Hey, thanks for your comments Yeah I agree that SynthV is not the easiest program to work with. The basics are quite quick to learn but how to go further and refine things is not very intuitive at all (and the official documentation is woeful!). Once I'd got to grips though, it's quite jaw dropping what it can produce and how human it can sound with a bit of work.Arelem wrote: ↑Mon Sep 18, 2023 01:07 CESTSounds good, especially for not really producing any songs as you said. I was more impressed with the vocals until I saw that you used SynthV to do them. I mean, they still sound good, it's just that they are synthetic. I'm still a bit impressed because when I tried checking it out, I found it quite cumbersome to program and manipulate. My favorite part was at about 2:50 when it goes intramental honestly; so don't feel like you NEED to add vocals to your productions. I tend to do vocals on mine because that is the type of music I enjoy and also to get practice working with vocals. I don't really like my own voice so I do tend to either bury it a bit or cover it in effects. Anyway, I don't really have any critiques for you. The mix sounds good and all that. It does feel super retro but I assume that you meant to do that (it would be weird if that was on accident). Good job!
I'm a bit the same too in that that I don't feel confident enough with my own voice when singing lead parts, I just sound too low and nasal so barring trying to rope a friend in to help sing I'm left with SynthV as my only real option for writing any kind of song with lyrics. Might leave them out for the next one though, tbh I think I too enjoy listening to instrumental melodies the most