I've decided to stop providing *.mirkodi.eu. It's too much work for a website that doesn't represent me anymore. Thank you for sticking with me. For more details, see this. Goodbye everyone. Oh, and you can still get my music without proprietary software ripping Bandcamp/Soundcloud with yt-dlp. You have my full permission to do so
And that's a fact. I've always liked EDM and all of its subgenres. My favourites definitely are hardbass, hardcore and happy hardcore. I like techno, glitch hop, psytrance, speedcore, dubstep and others, too.
One day I was bored, so I looked up something like "how to create music for free" on Google (at that time I didn't even know what "free software" and "privacy" meant) and I found a couple tutorials that helped me getting started. I created a song called "Heartbeat", look it up, I challenge you to find it. It wasn't very good, but it was my real first music attempt.
Time passed and I totally forgot about this hobby of mine.
In late 2021, though, I once again happened to feel bored, so I decided to fire up LMMS in my Void GNU/Linux setup and start making some hardbass just to flex upon my friends. And that's how I got into music production. I produce it under the pen name "MirkoDiTV".
My tracks are DRM-free, usually licensed CC BY 3.0, and available on multiple platforms. Here's a complete list:
You can also find my music on the following proprietary websites, which unfortunately impose DRM (see Defective by Design):
My DAW of choice is LMMS. It is free software. I compose and mix there. When I'm done, I do my mastering using the Matchering AI, and I will continue to use this neat piece of software until I finish working on LibreMiser. At the very end of this process, I fire up Audacium and cut away the boring first and last sixty-four bars found in the DJ edits, to create ready-to-consoom final radio edits of my tracks.
I usually combine multiple genres in one, creating unique
(and, why not, "weird") tracks that can't really be identified by
a "music genre" tag. (Update: this is not true anymore,
because I'm trying to stick to rules of genres I like, while
still putting creativity in what I do. That was just cope).
That said though, all of my songs can easily be classified
as EDM.
I like fast music, and by fast I mean at least 140 BPM, preferably from 175 to 999 BPM. Other elements that make me like a song are kicks, powerful ones, and drops (of course, everybody likes a good drop).
The talented Hard Bass School duo, Davay and DJ Blyatman are my main inspiration sources when I do harbass. When I do happy hardcore, it's all S3RL and Technikore. Lastly, TheFatRat, OMFG, Razihel, Skrillex and Goblins from Mars also really changed the way I view, listen to and produce music, both as an art and as a science, whatever that means (I just thought this sounded good).
My music used to be "open-source" up until May 2024. I used to
post the "sauce code", the project files to, kind of (there were
non-free sample dependencies), reproduce the results you can hear.
Since the request for such sources was absent, I decided to
discontinue the efforts of providing them. It was too much of
hassle, and nobody used them.
If you want me to send you the project files, I still can! Just
ask me.
