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For you musicians out there: how do go about deciding on an arrangement of tracks for an album/release/demo/etc? for me, i usually won't put two similar tracks next to each other too often, and i like an intro-type track, something that gives you a taste, but i like it to be misleading too, so when they get to the second track - which i think is an important one - they'll really be shocked. tracks 4 and 8 are important to me. |
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track #1 should not be lengthy!! IE. "warhorse" merzbow |
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best tracks from number of months juxtaposing moods and yeah then ill start fresh :) |
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track 1 should alway be the beginning... or the end. |
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yes, i don't like making my first tracks over a minute or so, and the only reason my first track on is so long is because there's a small bit of speech at the end. I like to juxtapose moods on my albums as well, rockenjohnny. |
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