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 :)
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Out Of Control
17.11.2019
A driving, high-energy electronic track with a pulsing beat and layered synths, perfect for action sequences, video games, or intense workout playlists.
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"Out Of Control" immediately grabs attention with its relentless energy and driving rhythm. The opening synth arpeggio sets a tense, almost frantic tone, which is quickly reinforced by the powerful kick and bass. What I appreciate is how the track builds tension; it's not just a flat-out barrage, but there are subtle shifts in dynamics and instrumentation that keep it interesting.
The layering of the synths is well-executed, creating a complex soundscape that feels both futuristic and slightly gritty. I could easily see this track being used in a high-octane chase scene in a video game or a fast-paced action film. The 'drop' sections are particularly effective, delivering a satisfying punch. The track doesn’t really stay flat at any point, creating interest until the end.
While the core elements are very strong, there are a few areas that could potentially enhance its appeal to an even wider range of projects. For instance, introducing a slightly more melodic element, perhaps a brief counter-melody in the higher register, could add an extra layer of emotional depth without sacrificing the overall intensity. Compared to some industry-standard tracks in the high-energy electronic genre, the mix could benefit from a touch more separation between the low-end elements. It's not muddy, but giving the kick and bass a bit more individual space could make the track hit even harder on larger sound systems. I also feel like giving the synths a little more 'room' through a better reverb/delay setting would enhance the feeling of space and size.
Overall, "Out Of Control" is a very solid track with a lot of potential for sync licensing. It's got the drive and intensity that many producers look for in action-oriented cues, and with a few minor tweaks, it could easily sit alongside some of the top tracks in its genre. It's the kind of track that makes you want to move, and that's a valuable asset in production music.
The layering of the synths is well-executed, creating a complex soundscape that feels both futuristic and slightly gritty. I could easily see this track being used in a high-octane chase scene in a video game or a fast-paced action film. The 'drop' sections are particularly effective, delivering a satisfying punch. The track doesn’t really stay flat at any point, creating interest until the end.
While the core elements are very strong, there are a few areas that could potentially enhance its appeal to an even wider range of projects. For instance, introducing a slightly more melodic element, perhaps a brief counter-melody in the higher register, could add an extra layer of emotional depth without sacrificing the overall intensity. Compared to some industry-standard tracks in the high-energy electronic genre, the mix could benefit from a touch more separation between the low-end elements. It's not muddy, but giving the kick and bass a bit more individual space could make the track hit even harder on larger sound systems. I also feel like giving the synths a little more 'room' through a better reverb/delay setting would enhance the feeling of space and size.
Overall, "Out Of Control" is a very solid track with a lot of potential for sync licensing. It's got the drive and intensity that many producers look for in action-oriented cues, and with a few minor tweaks, it could easily sit alongside some of the top tracks in its genre. It's the kind of track that makes you want to move, and that's a valuable asset in production music.
Additional Information
A party, all in ecstasy and no one has themselves under control. That could be the right music for it. I had done the crazy remix for "Farting Around" by Kevin MacLeod some time ago. Since so many people asked for it, here is an instrumental one.
