This track has a stranger tone to me, almost as if on edge in a way. I feel almost as if this track has character in it, like if this track were a person, they would look happy on the outside when they really are about to break... that's a funny part of my mind speaking. But I do feel like this conveys a feeling of "wishing for the good days". Also, I really liked how the track had tiny hints of static in the background. I think you should use a bit of that in tracks, it works somehow (to me)
I kind of believe that's a good thing if people can pick up on the mood you might be conveying in the song. I feel like, in a way, that means you are improving in music... but hey! What do I know? Definitely keep this up, though. I really like these new tracks :D
I tend to do that a lot, and to be honest, I'm not really sure where "wishingforgooddays" came from anyway. I don't even remember giving it these sort of tags to begin with so it's somewhat unsettling for /me/ to find out that some of my songs really do convey just what I want.
I honestly think it's cool to think about. I do similar things- maybe not all the time with music, but when I'm drawing my own personal comics, I tend to give the characters some bits of my personality or make them experience what I have. I totally understand.
I do tend to classify myself as a mood music maker, so maybe the background tones of the songs I make are sort of an unfiltered peephole into my life. It's a bit weird to think about.
Added some more realistic record noises for those who care. I might actually repost as a remix with 120 bpm, just to simulate a record running at what its supposed to be. "Oops, got my rpm wrong"
This track has a stranger tone to me, almost as if on edge in a way. I feel almost as if this track has character in it, like if this track were a person, they would look happy on the outside when they really are about to break... that's a funny part of my mind speaking. But I do feel like this conveys a feeling of "wishing for the good days". Also, I really liked how the track had tiny hints of static in the background. I think you should use a bit of that in tracks, it works somehow (to me)
Added some more realistic record noises for those who care. I might actually repost as a remix with 120 bpm, just to simulate a record running at what its supposed to be. "Oops, got my rpm wrong"