Day 44 creating new #TranceMusic from scratch every single day
Every morning, I wake up, I pour two shots of espresso, then I head into the studio and create a custom piece of music. I arrange it performance and record it. Then I uploaded it to social media. It works great on Facebook and Instagram, YouTube, X and Rumble. But when I upload it to TikTok or Lemon8, half of the time, they mute the audio. I promise you I am not a copyright thief, but it will remain here silent if that happens. I’m not replacing my original music with something else. Please follow me on other social media where you can actually hear my music.
As an electronic music creator who composes trance music daily, I've discovered that working at a consistent tempo and frequency, such as 96 beats per minute and 639Hz, helps establish a signature sound and workflow. These parameters often resonate well within the trance community for their uplifting and harmonious effects. Starting each day with focused intentions, including rituals like enjoying two shots of espresso, fuels creativity in the studio. This routine prepares the mind for arranging and performing pieces live, which I then record and polish for social sharing. One challenge I frequently face is the automatic muting of my original tracks on popular short-video apps like TikTok and Lemon8. Despite owning all the rights and creating the music from scratch, algorithmic copyright filters sometimes incorrectly flag my content. This experience highlights the ongoing difficulties indie musicians encounter with content recognition on these platforms. For artists crafting trance or any original music, it's essential to diversify your presence across multiple social media channels. Platforms like Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, X (formerly Twitter), and Rumble tend to offer more consistent playback for independent creators. Building a follower base there can ensure that your authentic sound is heard without interruption. Engaging directly with your audience on these platforms also allows for real-time feedback and community building. Sharing the creative process, from initial arrangement to recording, makes your music journey relatable and inspiring for fans and fellow musicians alike. If you’re looking to start producing trance music, I recommend experimenting with fixed tempos and frequencies that feel harmonious to you, then documenting your daily progress. Consistency and authenticity go a long way in attracting listeners who appreciate original, handcrafted music.
