Nicebeatzprod. – Люблю

Nicebeatzprod. - Люблю

Alarm - The new single from Anne-Marie.
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Listening History Homage

This task is about emphasising certain frequencies, particularly 40 Hz (pelvis), 800 Hz (torso), 1000 Hz (throat), 5000 Hz (forehead) and 10,000+Hz (above head). I emphasised 40 Hz in bass, 800 Hz in drums, 1000 Hz in voice, 5000 in flute and 10.000 Hz in bells.

This task helped me to understand that every instrument has a certain frequency range and that there is a conventional approach to it. Before that, I used to simply experiment with the EQ settings without thinking how it affects the sound. I used to just open the ‘Analyzer’ in EQ window (Logic) and look for the certain frequencies that are needed to be either cut or boosted according to the sound that every manipulation was producing.

Moreover, I investigated that using these zones help to create a fuller and a more diverse sound because they really do stimulate the certain parts of our body described above. When I added bells at the end, for example, the whole composition became more interesting and exciting. The result was so fascinating and inspirational that it changed the way I used to compose music, influencing me to start using this approach in my further compositions as well

Little Bird (listening body piece)

I chose to create a Chicago House influenced song and got inspired by the DJ Frankie Knuckles and this is particularly noticeable because of using the key words from his song «Your Love». I also used lyrics from other famous early Chicago House tracks, such as «Memorabilia» by Soft Cell and «Can You Feel It» by Fingers Inc. This is my first attempt to compose a House track and I found that dance music is very conventional with such typical elements like "four-on-the-floor" beat, synth based sounds, drum machines and overly processed voice with the cut of the low and high frequencies and emphasized mid frequencies to create a ‘telephony’ sound. This was integrated into my arrangement. This song is more conventional and less experimental because, although the house music is very diverse, there are certain rules and guidelines that are needed to be followed in order to please the listener’s expectations.

Your Love (Chicago House)

Kristina CMT

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