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Hey everyone, I’ve got a new track coming out this Friday and I’d love to get some feedback and also a bit of advice on how to promote it properly. The track is mostly jungle-inspired, but stylistically it probably leans more towards what people nowadays might call breakcore. I was wondering if r/idm would be the right place to post it, or if there are better subs/communities where people into this sound usually hang out?

https://on.soundcloud.com/Miv7oEe64Z79yWqiqg

I’m not trying to spam, just genuinely looking to share it with people who might enjoy it and to hear what I could improve on. Any tips for promotion or for finding the right audience would mean a lot. Thanks!

Hope y’all enjoy:)

has he worked with tracker softwares? which drum machines and synthetc just crious

Does anyone have any recommendations for idm with cheerful and "bubbly" (lack of a better word) sounds? Something similar to re.sort by sora, or anything with "clicky" and satisfying sounds.

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Hey all, I go by Mudveil Pink. Just got done with my very first EP named Cryst (four tracks I put together over the last month).

Melodic and ambient if that's your cup of tea.

I’m brand new to releasing music, so feedback would mean a lot.

Here's the link:

https://on.soundcloud.com/9Q92KhY3kHHRvkVDQj

my first exposure to idm was via boards of canada, back in '05. not long after, i'd get into aphex, fsol, autechre, orbital, squarepusher, etc., etc., + trip-hop, and various other loosely associated genres. happening on boc back then proved to be something of a musical landmine, not only due to what all they'd come to mean to me, but the sheer amount of incredible other musical discoveries exploring their orbit led to.

one thing that struck me with certain artists in particular- will mostly focus on aphex here, but it's just as common w/ authechre and squarepusher- is the immense juxtaposition from their super challenging beat-heavy pieces to the beautiful super mellow melodic stuff. the disparity is so wide that these pieces may well be from two different artists, but alas, they come from the same artist(s). and if i'm honest, despite my immense love for idm (and idm-adjacent genres), it was those complicated, challenging, rhythms- which i know many adore-, that i never could bond with, while on the other hand, the more melodic stuff has been absolutely profound in my life; like a sonic expression of the frequencies which resonate most with my absolute being.

i'm just working things out here, kind of like one would a math equation, so bear with me... the thing is, even those mellow melodic pieces which i love... they are kind of deceptively simple, yet really are complex worlds themselves. in that sense, the two distinct sounds "make sense". still though, the difference from the one sound to the next, often from one track on a record to the very next, is jarring.

the thing with those complex beat-heavy tracks is that i find them extremely grinding and most unpleasant. on several aphex records, you can go from the ultimate 'chill' serene track to the most challenging wake-you-up punch-you-in-the-face math equation thing.

just wondering if there are other idm fans who more prefer the melodic stuff?

Dive into the world of EDM Machine Beats! This track delivers massive drops, hypnotic synths, and pure festival energy. Perfect for anyone who loves electronic music and wants to feel the beat. Turn up the volume and let the music take over!

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hello everyone, i came across this album on tiktok, it was recently released and it surprised me how cool it actually is ngl. I think it mixes idm with various genres, give it a try its actually really good.