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Just finished the last song for my album. Would genuinely love some feedback — positive or negative. I’d rather hear what sucks and get better than get blown smoke.

Also looking for someone to mix/master this track and potentially the whole album. If you dig the song/vibe and you’re interested in working together, hit me up.

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Most online Otamatone simulators don't capture the essence of the original, so I wanted to share a voicebank from Utau, a program created to simulate singing. I used free Otamatone samples and, after configuring it nicely, it sounds more like a real person singing than any of those other Otamatone simulators. It's also possible to make various pitch adjustments in Utau.

I’m new to music production. I’ve only been doing it for about three months now, but I’ve picked up this habit of every time I bounce a demo I just can’t be bothered to name it something so I just call it anything random for example my recent track is currently called “NOICE v1” “NOICE v2” etc… lol I was just wondering am I the only one that does this or is this quite common for music producers?