What Black & Blue bounced from Ableton or Logic because that track is waaaaay too loud.

I love the idea of unique music... the life of finding the perfect sound. I recommend studying high level mathematics if you want some inspirations. Lots of the math for physics and math and graph theory, anything with x/y/z axis with respect to time. I think Eric Prydz builds soundscapes the best. All his music reminds me of stuff like 'tensors'. I love those because they are grids of functions. Look up sacred geometry while doing this math research, and you will probably find some mind-blowingly beautiful structures to inspire some songs. Don't forget math is the language of the universe, and I'm a software engineer, so I often observe the beauty of simple algorithms that do amazing things. Therefore, I think music artists are more analytical than appears at first glance. One thing I enjoy doing is seeking out beautiful math, and then I explore it. I love generative art because it produces an appearance that is random but within upper and lower bounds. Have a good day.

Check out Dream Theatre - Glass Prison if you aren't certain if you like heavier metal.

I find that not everyone can distinguish between the LogicPro sound and  other DAWs. I'm in the lot that can. I think if you ain't got it, you ain't got it. It's just like the ability to distinguish certain tastes/flavours, which only a few people have. The best producers are the ones whose ears are gifted with the ability to distinguish sound texture to that delicate level.

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