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 13
01.01.2024
A laid-back, jazzy electronic piece with a smooth, funky bassline, dreamy electric piano chords, and a relaxed drum groove. Perfect for background music, urban settings, or stylish presentations.
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Arti’s Hit or Miss: Review
"Channel Intro 13" presents itself as a relaxed, jazzy electronic piece, immediately establishing a chill, sophisticated vibe. The interplay between the electric piano, delivering those smooth, jazzy chords, and the funky bassline is the track's strongest point. It gives it this really nice, almost nostalgic feel, kind of like something you'd hear in a stylish 80s movie, but with a modern production twist.
The composition is well-structured, with the melodic elements working together harmoniously. The drum programming provides a solid, unobtrusive groove. I could see it as being used, quite easily, for some business presentation, as a background piece. Maybe a podcast that talks about tech, or something on the stylish side of things. Fashion, maybe?
From a production standpoint, the track is generally well-mixed. All the instruments have their space, and the overall sound is clean. One small suggestion would be to perhaps experiment with a bit more dynamic range; at times, it feels a tad compressed, which slightly diminishes the impact of the groove. I'd love to hear that bassline really *breathe*, you know? Adding a touch more subtle variation in the arrangement, perhaps through some light percussion elements or fills, could also elevate the track further, giving it a more organic, less "looped" feel.
Emotionally, the track hits that sweet spot of being relaxed and engaging without being overly demanding. It's the kind of music that sets a positive mood without distracting from the main content. Compared to other production music in the chill/lounge category, "Channel Intro 13" holds its own quite well. It has a distinct character, avoiding the generic pitfalls that some tracks in this genre fall into. While a bit more refinement in the dynamics and subtle variation could push it even higher, it's a solid piece overall.
The composition is well-structured, with the melodic elements working together harmoniously. The drum programming provides a solid, unobtrusive groove. I could see it as being used, quite easily, for some business presentation, as a background piece. Maybe a podcast that talks about tech, or something on the stylish side of things. Fashion, maybe?
From a production standpoint, the track is generally well-mixed. All the instruments have their space, and the overall sound is clean. One small suggestion would be to perhaps experiment with a bit more dynamic range; at times, it feels a tad compressed, which slightly diminishes the impact of the groove. I'd love to hear that bassline really *breathe*, you know? Adding a touch more subtle variation in the arrangement, perhaps through some light percussion elements or fills, could also elevate the track further, giving it a more organic, less "looped" feel.
Emotionally, the track hits that sweet spot of being relaxed and engaging without being overly demanding. It's the kind of music that sets a positive mood without distracting from the main content. Compared to other production music in the chill/lounge category, "Channel Intro 13" holds its own quite well. It has a distinct character, avoiding the generic pitfalls that some tracks in this genre fall into. While a bit more refinement in the dynamics and subtle variation could push it even higher, it's a solid piece overall.
