WeeklyBeats.com - Music RSS Feed

I welcome all critical feedback. Can relicense if you're interested, just ask.

i am here

177 BPM 4/4, C-major. A fully analog drum kit with my fav Analog Rytm. Bass and lead Multipoly. Pianoteq steinway. All other sounds Osmose. No AI used in any part of the process. For this year every cover art is a photo I took. Composed, recorded, and produced in Vancouver BC.

2026 Copyright All rights reserved

I'm back. It was too busy to worked for my new album (You can check it from my bandcamp if you interest!)

Sequencer: FL Studio

2026 Copyright All rights reserved

Continuing my iPhone creations, with my best producer.

Today, everything is basically dedicated to my daughter, in the simplest submission I’ve done over the past few weeks:

- 3 chords

- A simple rhythm

- A simple harmonica (a 200kč/8€ one)

- Some drums with GarageBand

How did I start? I picked up the 3 chords to entertain my daughter, she laughed. I picked up the harmonica, lodged it between my teeth and drooled all over it, played the chords and she liked it. So I just iterated with her and here we are! My daughter loves it and dances every time I play it. That’s enough for me and I love it!

2026 CC Attribution Noncommercial No Derivative Works (BY-NC-ND)

Week 18.." Off My Brain "

Crap name so I think I’ll just use it as a working title

happy to share my song with you all.

Ableton 12 Standard, Serum2 Instruments, Splice one shots for drums / vocals, AKAI MPK mini.

mixed this one many times, some parts are still too loud but it’ll do for now.

I feel I have worn out my welcome on Weekly Beats, idk

photos for fun if they work

cya next week on...Weekly Beats!

2026 CC Attribution Share Alike (BY-SA)

For lack of imagination, this one is called depth. I've decided for 2026 I'm going to use the same two synths for all my music those being the M8x and Iridium. Goal being to really get to know them so this was is using just those two synths. The song style transitions about halfway through which is something I'm trying to figure out how to do better to add some variety. Feedback is greatly appreciated.

2026 CC Attribution Noncommercial No Derivative Works (BY-NC-ND)

Using the Reliq sequencer to drive the modular synth to cover Sam Hulick's excellent Mass Effect theme.

2026 Copyright All rights reserved

Been on a vacation last week with only a recorder for sound collecting. Here's a small montage of sounds.

2026 CC Attribution Noncommercial (BY-NC)

All the samples on this one, except for the drumkit, are from a family member's live musical performance. The title is a reference to the one moment of kindness in the otherwise brutal Blood Meridian. Quiet acts of kindness sometimes merit noisy celebration. 

2026 Copyright All rights reserved

One thing i dislike about throwing songs together all in a week like this is the lack of opportunity to shelve a song and reset the ears before doing a final mix. I'm sure this will be one I listen back to and find simple things that irritate me, but on the whole it sounds alright.

Been keen for a bit to do more dnb again. Doing this i got a little back into the swing of breaks and have a few ideas i've been nursing, so will probably do more dnb in the coming weeks.

I got a B-Verb rack unit recently which i finally hooked up in the rack. The reverbs on it actually sound great to me, so i put it all over this one.

2026 CC0 Creative Commons Zero (Public Domain)

Robot / Factory music or something. I don't have too much to say for this, I think the breakdown sounds really good. The Drums are all Loops from Damage and the voice recording is me

2026 CC Attribution Noncommercial No Derivative Works (BY-NC-ND)