Thanks for all the support man! Two of my fav albums too. Still so underrated to this day 🤘

@@exormusic8071Absolutely!

Already planning to do some than stand in their own more. I was definitely making this with the intention for it to kinda be a clone of the last one. At least in terms of structure and stuff. I just wanted to take the same approach again but make something better. Appreciate the support bro 🤘

@@exormusic8071 Yeah man I totally get it, the last one was popular on your channel for a reason. And this one is great too, Wes Borland himself would be proud. Also dude don’t be afraid to just release something under your own name/brand even if you’re borrowing a style or whatever the case may be. You can take the nu metal bouncy riff vibe and own it. Take care man and I appreciate what you do and will support 🤘

I’m running a business here. It’s nice if people enjoy listening to the instrumental but ultimately I’m making these to sell to artists. What else can I do but tag the beat? It’s what every producer does

@@exormusic8071 I can understand that I respect your hustle I would recommend to put the beat only in the begging of the beat like the most producers do Because alot of artist (including my self ) first the write in a beat and if the like the final "project" the buy the beat If someone hear your tag again and again they ain't gonna write down lyrics and finally they ain't gonna purchase it Consider it this way Anyways this is just my opinion you do you

​@@speedspeed4103 A "tag" não estará na música quando o artista comprar o instrumental

@@exormusic8071i respect what you’re doing as well but there are A LOT of tags. I’m a musician as well and get it but I think the criticism is a bit valid.

It’s needed to protect the song from being stolen. Kinda sounds like Fred durst mumbling something anyway at least to me