i really cant think of names to my songs/beats...
what do you do to name your productions?
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what do you do to name your productions?
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i really cant think of names to my songs/beats...

i really cant think of names to my songs/beats...
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Re: what do you do to name your productions?
I think there was a topic on this, but this should be the least of your problems. 
Just look at random stuff around you or think about what the track evokes in your mind.
Just look at random stuff around you or think about what the track evokes in your mind.
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Re: what do you do to name your productions?
i just leave them as untitled description of style till something comes to me while listening
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Re: what do you do to name your productions?
This. Listen to it like ten times, try to leave your head blank and whatever comes up is your name on the trackdeadly habit wrote:i just leave them as untitled description of style till something comes to me while listening
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Re: what do you do to name your productions?
see sig for see avatar referenceFused Productions wrote:This. Listen to it like ten times, try to leave your head blank and whatever comes up is your name on the trackdeadly habit wrote:i just leave them as untitled description of style till something comes to me while listening![]()
Deadly why did you change your profile pic?
Re: what do you do to name your productions?
hahahahaha
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Re: what do you do to name your productions?
Why did you change it?deadly habit wrote:see sig for see avatar referenceFused Productions wrote:This. Listen to it like ten times, try to leave your head blank and whatever comes up is your name on the trackdeadly habit wrote:i just leave them as untitled description of style till something comes to me while listening![]()
Deadly why did you change your profile pic?
Oh me, I'm so silly..
SoundcloudSparxy wrote:but when you're comparing him to someone like Skream, there is one fundamental difference. In 10 years I will listen to Midnight Request line and it will sound as sick as the first time I heard it. I probably won't even remember what "Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites" is.
Re: what do you do to name your productions?
random shit basically, most of my new tunes are untitled so far cause i couldn't be arsed making up anymore stupid names. its not like the tunes have obvious lyrical themes or anything which can be conveyed in the title.
Re: what do you do to name your productions?
Just something that encapsulates the track's mood and feel.
...but yeah I have untitled tracks too "garage tip" etc lol, I'm guessing most folk don't find a fitting name for everything they write, especially if not if everything you write is a full song, it might just be an idea for one for future or whatever.
...but yeah I have untitled tracks too "garage tip" etc lol, I'm guessing most folk don't find a fitting name for everything they write, especially if not if everything you write is a full song, it might just be an idea for one for future or whatever.
Re: what do you do to name your productions?
i just name it the first thing i think of, then when i upload it I give it a proper name, tag it and all that...
i have a lot of songs named "what_4" or "808_2" and shit like that
i have a lot of songs named "what_4" or "808_2" and shit like that
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Re: what do you do to name your productions?
Just keep listening to the song until something comes/Watch movies/Read books for inspiration/
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Re: what do you do to name your productions?
My folder of projects looks a bit like this... dubstep1, dubstep 123, breaks, breakzz, dnb, dnbbbb, garagey, etc.
But when it comes to naming tracks, if you are using vocal samples, it might be a good idea to name it after the sample. That way it's easier for people to find your tracks. If I hear a song with a vocal sample in it and have no idea what the track title is, i'll more than likely start searching for it by typing the main "lyrics" into google.
Other than that, everyone else pretty much nailed it on the head
But when it comes to naming tracks, if you are using vocal samples, it might be a good idea to name it after the sample. That way it's easier for people to find your tracks. If I hear a song with a vocal sample in it and have no idea what the track title is, i'll more than likely start searching for it by typing the main "lyrics" into google.
Other than that, everyone else pretty much nailed it on the head
Re: what do you do to name your productions?
i think it comes with confidence in your beatmaking skills...
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Re: what do you do to name your productions?
When it comes time to save a new file, I'll name it after something that sticks out in my surroundings. I usually have tv on in the background (during earlier stages of just messing around) so I'll grab something from what someone says on it. My room is an insane mess, so sometimes I play eye-spy. If the song turns into something more obvious, if I throw certain samples into it later, I'll change it, but some stick.
Re: what do you do to name your productions?
Any song of mine that I like, it sounds like it is saying something, like in the song, but like inside my head... "china fader" or "manifest pax" or some such shit. Listen to afx, that shit is always saying something.
Re: what do you do to name your productions?
mash the keyboard and then add vowels
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Re: what do you do to name your productions?
Well there's 2 stages, placeholder name and final name.
Atm my placeholder name for every track I start is something ridiculously ambitious, to name a few:-
"Lush vinyl release"
"2nd vinyl release"
"Carlsberg don't do songs but if they did"
After the track is finished that's when you I look into what name would suit the music instead of writing the music to fit the name... or something like that
Atm my placeholder name for every track I start is something ridiculously ambitious, to name a few:-
"Lush vinyl release"
"2nd vinyl release"
"Carlsberg don't do songs but if they did"
After the track is finished that's when you I look into what name would suit the music instead of writing the music to fit the name... or something like that
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Re: what do you do to name your productions?
Sometimes I can name the track off the bat and other times it just dubdub or dubstep 1 or baked 2 etc. Either listen back to the track you made and see what emotions it evokes then name the track after that emotion or just look around the room then name it after some food, drink etc or mashup names and see what you get. 
Re: what do you do to name your productions?
base something off of the sensation it gives you
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