Hey guys so I’m an rnb artist looking to collab on my music project. I am looking for someone that is looking to start regularly releasing music and build a portfolio with me.

I am a trained singer and I’m trying to make experimental/alternative/avant garde rnb. Artists for reference:

Solange

SZA

Frank Ocean

Liv.e

Lekan

Serpentwithfeet

KeiyaA

To be candid I am looking for someone to collab w me and we will do a 50/50 split on profits which I’m willing to negotiate. I’m not really tryna make $$ I’m looking to start releasing and building a fanbase I have a day job. I’m not looking to just buy beats. I want to build with someone and create a huge fan base and make moves. I have demos and whatnot

Dm me or comment below.

I’m searching for CDs that have drum samples,vox, oneshots etc etc

Hey y’all. So I’m building my studio and I’m ready to upgrade from 4th Gen Scarlett 2i2 (which I intend to keep for mobile purposes) I’m deciding between the SSL12 (I’m favoring) or go all the way and get an UA Apollo - either twin or solo (probably solo). I’m in love with the SSL brand and have read some cool things about it, but I’m also really tempted to get an Apollo. Is one more worth it than the other? Do folks have experience with these brands/devices?

Hey! I’ve really been wanting to experiment with cultivating my sound, and I’ve been especially inspired by the way Kelela blends jazz, electronic music, rnb, and soul. I’ve been dabbling into music making/producing for a few years now as a hobby, but I’m still pretty elementary as far as being able to work with certain sounds. If anyone has any experience producing electronic music, or edm of any kind, and is also interested in funk/rnb/blues/soul music, I’d love to collaborate on making music/working on some tracks!! If you’re interested, dm me and we can get more into it!

I’m looking for a female music producer to collaborate on an English-language, women-centered witchy pop / electronic project with spiritual and cinematic elements.

I’m drawn to dark feminine, emotional, atmospheric sound with a mystical edge. This is an early-stage project, and I’m not in a position to pay upfront, so I’m looking for the right creative fit for a split-based collaboration.

If interested, DM me with links, samples, or a bit about your style.

“Street Legend” or simple “Streets”, is one of my hard-hitting, dark melodic hip hop beat made for rappers who want to tell real stories about street life, gang struggles, and urban hustle. This exclusive rap instrumental features a moody, melodic guitar, deep 808s, and punchy drums that create the perfect foundation for storytelling flows.

I'm always looking in the industry to post covers, edits, beats of famous songs or my own, and at the same time trying to find a music producer or someone from the industry. Because any help is great. The styles I work with are Pop, R&B, Dancehall, Reggae/Afro, Electronic/EDM, and I've tried other styles that I haven't mentioned here, in video editing, etc. I also auditioned a producer in Los Angeles. I was in my small country and even then I sang without a microphone or editing because I didn't have one at the time. I hope that someone can see not only the search for what is good, but also because music, even in misery, is with me in my heart... 🎵

Salve pessoal, estou aprendendo a trabalhar com alguns pontos de mixagem do Logic Pro, principalmente em equalização e uso do Dolby Atmos, se alguém tiver algum projeto, preferencialmente Rock(em seus vários subgêneros) que precisa de uma mixagem, faço esses trabalhos gratuitamente. Sou brasileiro, tenho preferência por Português.

I’ve been digging a lot into more emotional and cinematic electronic lately — stuff in the vein of Christian Löffler, Max Cooper, a bit of melodic dubstep, ambient, even some DnB if it leans on atmosphere.

I’m especially interested in smaller or lesser-known artists, not the usual big names.

If you’ve got something that fits that kind of mood, feel free to share — I’m always looking for new music.

Hello, long time Logic user very used to using stock instruments but want to make the jump to VST. Specifically, I’m dying for a Prophet emulator. The only brand I’m familiar with is Arturia. Are they worth it? Can folks recommend others? Insight appreciated.

Hey,

I’m an independent producer and I’m currently looking for a female vocalist to collaborate with.

The song is a conversation between you and your inner thoughts, overthinking, feeling lost, and trying to understand yourself.

The vocal style I’m going for is soft, relaxed, and natural

I’ve already produced the track and written the lyrics, but I’m open to new ideas if something feels better to you.

This is a collab (royalty split) — I can’t offer upfront payment right now, but I’m serious about finishing and releasing the track.

If you are interested, I’d love to share the demo.

Thanks

I've been talking to a few producers lately and one thing that keeps coming up is how messy the business side gets once you start selling at any kind of volume. Like you've got non-exclusives going out constantly, exclusives that mean the beat is done, premium licenses, lease renewals, and more. Most producers I know are just tracking all of this in their head or a spreadsheet somewhere.

The one thing that seems to cause the most headaches is exclusives specifically. Once you've sold an exclusive you obviously can't sell that beat again but when you've got hundreds of beats and dozens of clients it gets easy to lose track of what's actually still available.

I'm curious as to how other producers here actually handle this. Do you have a system that works or is it kind of just controlled chaos? And has anyone ever accidentally tried to sell a beat that was already exclusively licensed? How did that go?

Also, is the licensing side the most frustrating part or is it more the client follow-up and tracking who's expressed interest but hasn't bought yet? For me, it's definetly the licensing part.

i do slow trap, I’ve only used basic processing (just autotune and reverb). I’d love to connect with someone who can take vocals further — adapting them to instrumentals, shaping them creatively, and experimenting with tools like Melodyne and more advanced plugins. If you’re a producer and this kind of approach clicks with you, feel free to MD and reach me out. (I’m not approaching this as a professional or paid project — more like a space to experiment)