This beat is a bit slow until halfway but gets much better after 2:20,
"Re-upload because last version was distorted cause i only used $40 speakers to mix and master it but today I just got new better speakers so this version has slightly less distortion"... 
(Murcs's 1st Symphony) The aim of making this song was to try creating the longest riffs/loops I could make for the melodies as well as making the song still sound half decent so the melodies don't sound too dragged out, long and too boring (I hope my songs not boring lol), but yea the main full loops in my song only repeat twice within the whole song. In music making, the longer you make the melody go for the harder, more complicated and more challenging it becomes to work with and adding more melodies to it etc, but I love a hard challenge when music producing, short loops are often just too simple to create for me lol.
Anyways let me know what you's think of this one :)

(Murcs's 1st Symphony in G major, Sonata for Piano And String etc)

It Doesn't Get Much More Melodic Than This (There's No Short Loops)

Seem as most mainstream tracks often repeat and usually have no longer than a 15 to 30 second melody loop they made (max), i thought I'd challenge myself and make a melody the length of a full song, just one whole single loop I made from scratch, the easiest way of doing that was by me just freestyling a made up on the spot piano recording not knowing what was going to come up next as i'm playing it, just feeling the piano keys, working out the different chords that match in that key as I play it on the spot, then produced it into a song on fl studio. I originally was going to either name it "patience is key to a symphony kinda melody" or "only change is everlasting" but then I wanted a different name so I googled another word for everlasting and it came up with "never-ending" so then I thought of "A Never-ending Melody" (kinda reminds me of the name "the never-ending story" but i didn't originally copy off that name idea at the time, i thought of the name a different way like explained above) but anyways but yea I named it never-ending melody because the melody just keeps on going and changing most of the way through barely repeating much which was the whole aim of making it, to make my own 1 single piano loop the full length of the song, instead of using several made repeating loops like you always hear everywhere, I wanted to make something unique that hasn't really been heard much in dance music before, well at least that was my aim anyways ahah, hope you like it, peace :)

A Never-ending Melody

Hey I'm John, (music name's Murcs) I produce mostly house/dance/trance music in FL Studio, I've played a lot of piano/keyboard when I was a child which helps me with producing also especially with creating the melodies, now i just got to focus on the mixing and mastering more, I usually prefer to make original tracks rather than remixing so that way all the melodies, bass etc is all my own creation and idea, and I never EVER use drum loops because I see that as cheating when it comes to producing music, it's a lack of talent, I don't even use the arpeggiate tool when using FL Studio, I make my arpeggio melodies completely from scratch just like how I make my drum loops from scratch because I feel more better and proud of my work (my music) I've produced knowing it's 100% created by me, because if I use drum loops its technically not fully produced by me, I just feel much more accomplished and proud of my work (my music) if I don't cheat by using pre sampled loops like drum loops etc. But anyways have a listen to my songs and enjoy...
Peace :)

Also on YouTube: www.youtube.com/djmurcs

and Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/djmurcs1

I also have a few FL Studio tutorials somewhere amongst my YouTube videos on my YouTube channel if you want to learn how to produce music.

Let me know what you's think of my songs (produced in FL Studio) :) 

Also looking for a label to sign up to, I once had an offer to sign to Michael woods's label but regretfully refused offer at the time because I thought it was too early to start and didn't want to rush into it.

Why do I change the standard 440hz to 432hz in some of my songs?? 
Just research it "432 vs 440".

New tracks tagged #LONG LOOP