hey folks,

I have composed a Drop in Em key and the breaks and other stuff in Abm key,
theoretically it wont work but when i listen the full song i feels good.

So, can i go with this mix or i have to adjust the key??

thanks.

 

Some times atonal stuff sound nice especially as passing notes. You just have to make sure you are not hearing what you want to hear as opposed to what's really there. I would say let someone you trust musically listen to it. Don't tell him anything if he says any thing change it if not leave it.

 

In theory it will work just fine if you like the way it sounds and feels. If you have a dominant 7 somewhere, jumping between major and minor thirds or relative sixths (depending on your reference point here) is a common rock device to get away from your usual 1, 4, 5, based chord progressions. If your instincts tell you it sounds right, don't pay any attention to theory. Let somebody else listen and see if it makes them nod their head in groove agreement or if they do the "confused dog with tilted head and cocked ears" thing.

 

That's what I'm talkin about!!! Perfect! We should talk. I'm gonna PM you very soon. I was gonna comment,then I read yours.No need to comment.

 

Atom Heart Mother by Pink Floyd sounded alright last time I heard it.
(Breast Milky Movement , starting from 2:50)

 

When Stravinsky debuted "Rights of Spring" it started a riot outside the hall between people who thought it was pure noise and the people who understood what he was trying to do and thought it was genius. If I can't make much money playing music, I would at least like to start a riot. Stravinsky, Sex Pistols, Gompo--New musical expression, or noise to start a riot?

 

Sometimes, it happens, that we fall in love with that piece of track we're producing.
But, if you carefully listen an hour later, or after you freshed your ears with another track, it may sound horrible.
Try listening to it later and see if you think the same.