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Tysm zboyn for ur feedback

very chill and mellow beat though I like it

Anytime!! I'm no pro so take what I say with a grain of salt. Music is very subjective and style can be different and it doesn't really have to follow any rules. But that's just my take, keep up the good work!

yh,tysm le voile for ur feedback that i basically learned to add some variations to the song cuz its soooo repetitive.i agree with u in that and i try to do some variations in my tracks,because thats the only problem that i had. in general thank you 🌹🌹🌹🌹

In conclusion, great effort! I can see where you're going with the vibes, and you're headed in the right direction for sure. Just keep working on variating those rhythms and arrangements. I'm sure I don't need to tell you this but DeadMau5 is extremely talented at house music and has a lot of videos online that you can study. I'm sure that there are other House music artists that are just as good, I'm just not as familiar with them

This could be by adding or taking away syncopation, it could be by changing the primary rhythm, it could be with a tempo change. Try combination of a bunch of different things and see what you like best.

Try not putting everything on the downbeat. Try putting things on the upbeat and the beats in between the upbeats and the downbeats. Try your eighth beats and your 16th beats in your syncopated rhythms. I hope this is helpful! The thing about house is that it's repetitive, but most good house music manages to keep the listener interested by changing the song in different ways.

Im drum patterns, the syncopation often comes from the hi-hat and other elements. I do not want you to just do this. Try syncopating different instruments and sounds instead. Find some cool one shots or vocal samples that you can use. Don't overuse them. Try getting a pile of a big variety of them and then use them sparingly. If you use them too often the listener's ear will expect them and it will become less exciting.

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ty,and glade that u like it!!