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 9
01.01.2024
A driving, electronic rock instrumental with a strong beat and soaring synth melodies, perfect for high-energy scenes, technology showcases, or action sequences.
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Arti’s Hit or Miss: Review
"Channel Intro 9" bursts out of the gate with a confident, driving energy. The initial synth melody instantly grabs your attention, establishing a sense of forward momentum. The drum programming is solid, providing a strong rhythmic backbone, and the way the bass line interlocks with the kick creates a nice, pumping groove. It feels like it would slot perfectly into a tech presentation, a fast-paced montage, or even as the background for an e-sports highlight reel.
The overall mix is quite bright, leaning towards a modern, almost hyper-real sound. While this contributes to the track's high-impact feel, I wonder if pulling back slightly on the high frequencies during mastering might give it a bit more warmth and prevent potential listener fatigue over longer durations. The arrangement is fairly straightforward—intro, verse-like section, breakdown, and a return to the main theme. There is a nice shift in dynamics and a bit of ear-candy with a brief filter effect that will help.
Compared to some of the top-tier production music out there, "Channel Intro 9" has a rawness that's both a strength and a potential area for development. That rawness makes the music unique, and with some refinement, it will be production-ready. It will stand out in the collection of sync-ready tracks. I would not have issues using it. I'd place this around an 82—it's solid, usable, and has a distinct character, but a few subtle refinements would really elevate it to the next level.
The overall mix is quite bright, leaning towards a modern, almost hyper-real sound. While this contributes to the track's high-impact feel, I wonder if pulling back slightly on the high frequencies during mastering might give it a bit more warmth and prevent potential listener fatigue over longer durations. The arrangement is fairly straightforward—intro, verse-like section, breakdown, and a return to the main theme. There is a nice shift in dynamics and a bit of ear-candy with a brief filter effect that will help.
Compared to some of the top-tier production music out there, "Channel Intro 9" has a rawness that's both a strength and a potential area for development. That rawness makes the music unique, and with some refinement, it will be production-ready. It will stand out in the collection of sync-ready tracks. I would not have issues using it. I'd place this around an 82—it's solid, usable, and has a distinct character, but a few subtle refinements would really elevate it to the next level.
