Title: Fixing Talking Back Summung’s – A Thrilling new analysis
(How Fix Talk Back Sumsung 77)
I can’t believe it’s been another year since I was able to use my “Touche Rêterie” to correct my thought patterns in Summung’s projects! Here is what happened this time around:
Summung had put together an impressive collection of works, but let me tell you, the first two songs I worked on for his next album – Summung 77 – were terrible. They were written using a technique called “seepy lines,” which means they were written without feeling organic or natural. Instead, they seemed like being written by a human being who was simply trying to make a statement.
As a result, when people hear the song, they can’t help but think that Summung is writing with these “seepy lines.” And let me tell you, it’s true! The only thing missing from Summung’s albums has always been good music. He has always been a master at making beautiful and emotive tracks that move people to tears. So, why would he waste his talent on songs that aren’t actually his own creation?
It’s not just that these songs have bad sound, but also lack the chemistry between the instruments. In some cases, the melodies and harmonies in these songs don’t seem to work together well. This makes them feel like a dud on record.
Now, there are many other talented artists out there who have tried their hand at this sort of techniques, such as Tago Sheen and Avicii. But none of them have achieved the same level of success as Summung. In fact, some of his most iconic tracks were written with these “seepy lines.”
So, how can we improve our production skills? One way is to learn more about writing music. We need to understand the psychology behind this kind of technique and find ways to make sure that our music feels authentic and genuine. If we do so, then we can be confident in our ability to create powerful and emotional tracks that move people to tears.
Another way is to focus on creating music that fits within the specific demands of the artist. For example, if a certain artist wants to create a track that feels more acoustic and introspective, they need to find ways to incorporate those elements into their own songs.
(How Fix Talk Back Sumsung 77)
In conclusion, it’s never too late to improve your production skills. With dedication and hard work, you can become a skilled musician who is able to create powerful and emotional tracks that move people to tears. Whether you’re working on a project for a big label or on your own project, the key to success is to keep learning and improving. So, don’t stop now!
