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I think the tracks needs to carefully picked by a human first, then it can turn out good. Too many chords and melodies in both tracks just creates a mess. Pure

I think the tracks needs to carefully picked by a human first, then it can turn out good. Too many chords and melodies in both tracks just creates a mess. Pure drum and beat tracks on top of melodies seems to be an easy combo: Covers on top of the original was a surprising success: https://rave.dj/ArkBRLe-216kdg https://rave.dj/ArkBRLe-216kdg https://rave.dj/Pty3Hy1Fum9Tag https://rave.dj/Pty3Hy1Fum9Tag Pure drum tracks plus acapella: https://rave.dj/3K-oowQBpD09GA https://rave.dj/3K-oowQBpD09GA

thanatropism 8y ago
But dissonant melodies can sound good; for a while bitonalism (some Debussy; most notoriously Darius Milhaud) was a compromise or a gateway drug to straight atonalism. My first example has vocals in a different key from the guitar, but the song structure works. Basically mixing any pop songs work -- here's a very very very good one with Sepultura + Pet Shop Boys https://rave.dj/SENYa64kow5OLg https://rave.dj/SENYa64kow5OLg ... the point being that pop music is very very regular in its verse/chorus/verse narrative curve.