Rules:

Review at least one song before/after posting

We're asking all members to listen to at least one song (that isn't your own) and that you leave at least a short comment on some element of the song and what you thought of it (eg., "loved the bass!" or "that beat be bangin!"). More detailed feedback is, of course, appreciated. But at least hitting this bare minimum is required.

Songs and sounds must be made in Ableton

Seriously, this is the Ableton sub-reddit's sub-reddit, this ought to go without saying. Plus, if you're looking for feedback and you aren't using Ableton the feedback is going to be somewhat imprecise.

Be kind

Giving feedback doesn't mean you have to be rude, so don't be.

Suggestions:

Use Soundcloud

Links from soundcloud can be played here by simply clicking the plus arrow under a links title. Please use SoundCloud if you can, a basic account is very flexible and very free.

Click on comments to listen to songs, rather than the link itself

When it's a youtube or soundcloud link this will allow you to listen to the song while you are still on this subreddit, and you will have the comments field right there for you to put your witty feedback!

Be specific in asking for feedback

Titles that say "New Track, hope you like it" aren't going to get nearly as good of feedback as "How does the bass sound on this house beat? Is it too chirpy?"

Make 1 compliment and 1 suggestion (at least) when giving feedback

As Mary Poppins always says, "A spoon full of sugar makes the medicine go down, in the most delightful way."

For all other tips/tricks/queries about Ableton, check out the main sub at /r/ableton

Sister Sites:

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Don't forget to check out our sister sites /r/Ableton and /r/AbletonRacks!