Madison & Trivium
Madison
Hey Trivium, ever wonder how a trending TikTok dance could actually spotlight the raw emotion in your tracks? Let's swap some ideas.
Trivium
Yeah, I’ve thought about it. A TikTok dance feels a bit too polished for the raw feel we’re after, but if the beat can carry the emotion without turning it into a meme, maybe there’s a middle ground. It’s all about keeping the soul intact while giving the crowd something to move to. Let's see if we can make a groove that sticks and still feels genuine.
Madison
Love the vibe—let’s keep the beat raw, but add a subtle hook that people can actually groove to without it turning into a meme. Maybe a syncopated snare break that feels like a heartbeat, so the audience can feel the soul and still dance. Ready to sketch some beats?
Trivium
That’s the kind of grit I’m talking about. A snare that punches like a pulse, but never loses its edge. Let’s lay down a tight groove, drop the hook in the middle, keep the drums raw and the feel real. Time to get that heart‑beat in the mix and see if the crowd can actually feel it, not just mimic it.
Madison
That’s fire! Let's loop a tight snare pattern that hits like a pulse, drop the hook right mid‑track, keep the drums raw, and let the bass thump through the whole mix. The crowd will feel it, not just mimic it. Let’s get that heart‑beat rolling!
Trivium
Sounds solid. Keep that snare tight, let the bass thump, and drop the hook where it hits the gut. The crowd’s gonna feel the pulse, not just copy it. Let’s spin that raw groove into something unforgettable.