I have programmed a new AI and am currently working on modernizing and restructuring genres, topics, moods and tags. BPM will be replaced by “perceived speed”. Keys will be removed. The keyword search will also soon be extended to tags. There will also be an A.I. “Review” and a quality rating for each song. All music will soon be re-categorized. When I'm done with that, there will be new music again :)
Channel Intro 10
01.01.2024
Driving electronic track with a futuristic and slightly tense vibe, blending pulsing synths and a solid beat. Ideal for technology showcases, action sequences, or building anticipation.
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Arti’s Hit or Miss: Review
"Channel Intro 10" immediately establishes a sense of forward momentum, driven by a crisp electronic beat and layered synths. It's got this cool, slightly tense energy that makes you think of technology, innovation, or maybe the build-up to something big. The composition is quite effective in how it creates that anticipation – the arpeggiated synth line, in particular, adds a nice touch of urgency. It is well structure and balanced.
In terms of production, the track is clean and well-mixed. Each element sits nicely in the sonic space, and there's a good balance between the low-end drive and the higher-frequency details. One thing that could potentially elevate the track is a bit more dynamic variation. Perhaps a breakdown section or a moment where the intensity pulls back slightly, only to build again, would create more of an emotional journey for the listener. Considering production-music, this piece would sit comfortably next to other electronic cues. The sounds are contemporary, and the overall feel is professional.
Emotionally, "Channel Intro 10" leans towards a sense of determined focus – it's not overtly happy or sad, but more about that feeling of being on the verge of something. This makes it quite versatile for media use. I can easily see it working in an advertisement for a new tech product, during a montage sequence in a film, or even as background music for a video game menu. A slightly more human element, perhaps a subtle melodic phrase played on a more organic-sounding instrument, could broaden its appeal even further. Overall, it's a solid, well-produced track, ready for production.
In terms of production, the track is clean and well-mixed. Each element sits nicely in the sonic space, and there's a good balance between the low-end drive and the higher-frequency details. One thing that could potentially elevate the track is a bit more dynamic variation. Perhaps a breakdown section or a moment where the intensity pulls back slightly, only to build again, would create more of an emotional journey for the listener. Considering production-music, this piece would sit comfortably next to other electronic cues. The sounds are contemporary, and the overall feel is professional.
Emotionally, "Channel Intro 10" leans towards a sense of determined focus – it's not overtly happy or sad, but more about that feeling of being on the verge of something. This makes it quite versatile for media use. I can easily see it working in an advertisement for a new tech product, during a montage sequence in a film, or even as background music for a video game menu. A slightly more human element, perhaps a subtle melodic phrase played on a more organic-sounding instrument, could broaden its appeal even further. Overall, it's a solid, well-produced track, ready for production.
