Day 2 of Rating Submissions with few Ratings in the Hopes of getting some in return
The more academically minded among our trade often scoff at loops as a production technique, works like yours can showcase that they can be a conductor for creativity rather than a hindrance. While the loops occassionally become a little too evident of themselves as a central element, particularly when it is mainly the loop that is present, the inclusion of other elements around them, particularly the inclusion of real wind instruments that I assume you played yourself, can make the album shine and groove. In jazz circles it is often said that, if you´re playing to a metronome, it is your job to make the metronome groove rather than just keep time. The OST does often manage to do that, even if the loops at times can go on a little long.
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I definitely agree I went a little too overboard with the loops, but I also agree that their very helpful as a tool to spur creativity - I like using these jams as a way to practice using composition techniques I've learnt, and having these loops as a solid backbone to everything is very helpful :)
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