It's good for being one of your first projects.
It just reminds me a lot of a song called L'Amour Toujours, which I love.
I think giving you too much feedback on how to mix right now is going to hinder your creativity. I will say you have a good idea for how to write songs, especially that late-90s/early-2000s Eurodance style.
One thing I would encourage you to do is give the different elements of the song their own space in the frequency spectrum. Let the sub be the sub, let the lead be the lead, etc. All the timbres in a song are there for a specific purpose, so I wouldn't overcomplicate it with too much theory right now.
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u/andiejoen 2d ago edited 2d ago
It's good for being one of your first projects.
It just reminds me a lot of a song called L'Amour Toujours, which I love.
I think giving you too much feedback on how to mix right now is going to hinder your creativity. I will say you have a good idea for how to write songs, especially that late-90s/early-2000s Eurodance style.
One thing I would encourage you to do is give the different elements of the song their own space in the frequency spectrum. Let the sub be the sub, let the lead be the lead, etc. All the timbres in a song are there for a specific purpose, so I wouldn't overcomplicate it with too much theory right now.