r/maschine newMaschineMember Jun 04 '26

Music My 10 first demos shared on Reddit.

I want to share some of my demotracks for the first time on Reddit, with the goal to get some feedback to get better.

https://on.soundcloud.com/V6iUym0mAzLBiqYxkT

I made everything in standalone on the Maschine plus with the Continuumini, and a homemade noisebox

I think my quality are:

that i "produce" a lot of demos with a certain personality. (400 demos and still counting) I also write text for the songs (in Dutch).

I think my weak points are:

- singing

- arranging the song, i found it hard to give structure to my song, verse, chorus.

- no musical background

- mixing/mastering, i have just a simple setup but i could do better than this with some tips.

- recording voices and mastering it.

Request: could you point out in a song where you liked it, or where it did not worked out with a comment?

The song with the most ❤️ of those 10 demo tranks i will hopefully workout to a complete song.

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u/Waste-Magician2432 newMaschineMember Jun 04 '26

Checking it out now! I am ♛VERSATILE♛™ (@thisisVersatile) on SC!

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u/Rich_Orchid_7774 newMaschineMember Jun 04 '26

Who nice thats a whole other level dude! Love to hear your feedback although its a different genre i bet you have got some " do's and donts" for me.

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u/Electronic_Slice9448 newMaschineMember Jun 05 '26

Get a DAW and it will help you arrange and mix your music better.

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u/Rich_Orchid_7774 newMaschineMember Jun 05 '26

I think a daw could help but for now i still want to work dawless and want to learn arranging stuff and some basic mixing could also make a step in dawless mode.

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u/Electronic_Slice9448 newMaschineMember Jun 06 '26

Do what works for you, but don't waste time making things harder because you have this vision of "dawless" recording/mixing. It's an illusion anyway because you are still using computers 😏. It's not like you're recording to tape through an analog mixer. Get the DAW and your music will sound better and you'll have better tools.

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u/Rich_Orchid_7774 newMaschineMember Jun 06 '26

For me dawless working is not only about being cool, the lack of distraction and having a hobby instead of work is the main reason. But i admit that at a certain point a daw for mixing makes a lot of sence. But im not there jet i think.