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I normally name the track after whichever vocal sample I use (if I use one at all). Otherwise its totally random.......

I either have placeholder names like ones that have been mentioned, or if i feel its going somewhere early on i have a book with loads of pre thought of names and i choose one that suits it. or if i think of an awesome name i write the song around that

Tend to just name it whatever I'm feeling/after whatever experience it's based on/after the person it's based on, or how that person makes me feel. Or alternatively quote something I've read recently if the songs based on that.

Just name every track after a sexual intercourse position. I also like the keyboard smash - add vowels approach. It is like throwing a formant on a tuned noise osc.

FuhNetIk wrote:Just name every track after a sexual intercourse position. I also like the keyboard smash - add vowels approach. It is like throwing a formant on a tuned noise osc.

Grimace sounds like a horrifying sexual position...

kaiori breathe wrote:

FuhNetIk wrote:Just name every track after a sexual intercourse position. I also like the keyboard smash - add vowels approach. It is like throwing a formant on a tuned noise osc.

Grimace sounds like a horrifying sexual position...

LOL

Often a cool song title will come to mind before an kind of thoughts about sound. I've often written a song from the mood of the title. It's on par with coming up with a name for say, a short story, then writing text that fills in the blank.

Otherwise, it's been said.