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Music is the backbone of cock hero.

For me, the music is what makes or breaks a round. Good music can make up for mediocre porn, bad music ruins good porn. Though I understand that taste in both regards is extremely subjective. When the music is particularly exciting, it can make softer content very difficult. I can't be the only one who feels this way.

The song Hey Baby by Deadmau5/Mellefresh practically kickstarted my interest in this genre. It checks the boxes for powerful bass and beats as well as suggestive/erotic vocals. It has been used multiple times and will probably be used again.

I looking for music that would go well in CH video. Generally, EDM is the most successful genre of music in terms of cock hero, though I'm interested in challenging this. I think that dance music in general is the best case because it is designed with an easy rhythm to follow. Obviously polyrhythmic jazz-metal isn't going to work.

What do you want to listen to? Are there music videos that have hot/sexy content that could be further improved by editing? Do you have a gem that you want to be made into a cock hero/pmv?

Post links. Discuss, I am interested in your opinions.

I'm editing this comment as I find new stuff to cut down on spam.

Cardi B - Money dance cover Waveya Twerk

Doja Cat - "Mooo!" / Doja Cat - Go To Town

Oxia - Domino (Morten Granau Remix)

Mr. Meister & Fayawn - Fear

The Tech Thieves - Fake

NONSENS - Make It Pop

uuh nice idea! I think i have a few edm songs that have a sexy sound to it...alltough i am usually listening to harder stuff.
But there is a downside to this...not long ago i came across a cock heroish video with really nice music and i lost interest in following the stroking instructions because i just wanted to headbang to the music

Here are a few from my music collection:
Devault feat. Ayelle - Don't You Want To
ERBS - AHEYAOH
Seven Lions - Creation (Beatman & Ludmilla Remix)
Disclosure - You & Me feat. Eliza Doolittle (Flume Remix)
Alon Mor - There Goes Light (Not on youtube anymore...there was even a music video...very strange)
Excision - With You feat Madi
Massive Attack - Paradise Circus (Zeds Dead Remix)

i guess some of them are hard to implement in a cock hero because of their tempo...but they sound sexy...at least for me

Sexless Dummy wrote: Wed Mar 06, 2019 7:20 am i am usually listening to harder stuff.

Harder stuff as in metal?

Caius Prepus showed me this video: Semargl - "Tak, Kurwa" Twilight Vertrieb and it's got me thinking. It's described as satanic pop metal. lol

Sometimes, I try to find a music track where drums are not invasive so the audible beat sound can be mixed in nicely, making it kind of part of the song all along. This is very difficult to find (on non-EDM content). Some creators are very talented in making this happen. I'm very envious of their ability!

doremi wrote: Wed Mar 06, 2019 8:23 pm Sometimes, I try to find a music track where drums are not invasive so the audible beat sound can be mixed in nicely, making it kind of part of the song all along. This is very difficult to find (on non-EDM content). Some creators are very talented in making this happen. I'm very envious of their ability!

I agree. I think that the beat sound should be selected and mixed on a case by case basis, but that's a little too much to ask.

fragrantEmulsion wrote: Wed Mar 06, 2019 6:17 pm Harder stuff as in metal?

no sorry, i am more into edm genres like dubstep, riddim, trap, deathstep or glitch-/neuro-hop. My links were mostly dubstep-songs, but pretty chill for that genre. Usually i am listening to more agressive tunes. That's what i meant with harder stuff.

Btw got another one that i totally forgot about yesterday...there are even some pornsamples in it

Creaky Jackals - Ethereal Feat. Eekoz

I completely agree that there's some music that just really fits the suggestive mood, and Hey Baby has always been one of those songs for me. Here's a few others that feel that way:

* Put Your Love by El Speaker ft. Leila Lanova
* Poppies by KNGDAVD

Pretty sure either one of those in a round that fits my tastes is a death sentence.

Sexless Dummy wrote: Thu Mar 07, 2019 6:54 am i am more into edm genres like dubstep, riddim, trap, deathstep or glitch-/neuro-hop.

Okay well I'm into it so post.

The first CH I actually saw was CH EDM and it starts with a pretty heavy song.

My way of finding music - either by genre (e.g. Spotify) or by finding one track that I'd like to use and then getting similar ones (song radio on Spotify or playlist from video on Youtube). I try to keep the songs similar in taste for one CH.

I’m a big fan of Happy Hardcore/Hands Up/UK Hardcore/Hardstyle EDM, so I’ve got a pretty significant library of it already. I also fool around with mixing sets of it, using VirtualDJ as my mixing deck. I’ll pick a song I think will make a good starter, and then I look through my songs for ones that have the right key for mixing together, and try to put together a sexy set with a solid drive. :)

I’ve used Hands Up for my vids, since I think it’s the most approachable, being slower than the others and not as in your face as Hardstyle is.

Personally, I have found that "ambient electronic" music has worked very well for me in cock-hero productions. It need not be extremely slow or fast, nor extremely "mellow" in style. Merely that it have a clear beat, be relatively non-presupposing, and be continuous throughout the background sound experience of watching the video. I don't know the proper musical terms, maybe "electronic" and "ambient" aren't the right genre-specific terms. I suggest the main theme by Vangelis from the sound-track to the great athletics movie "Chariots of Fire" as an indicator of musical TYPE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CSav51fVlKU

This isn't exactly the type of music I listen to when I'm just listening on my own, but the way that it has a definite beat (pretty much necessary for any instructional content of a CH) while also being able to disappear into the background in a non-distracting manner, is a set of characteristics that are very helpful for CH, IMO. See for example "CH Synch Stars" viewtopic.php?f=25&t=15218 in which (AFAIK) the author created the musical sounds by means of computer synth, and thus was able to speed up or slow down to match the synchronization effect of the on-screen sexual activity. Even if you don't slow down and speed up in synch (which is, obviously, a very difficult task, and not the prime aim of most CH creators) the STYLE of sound is still amenable, with its mellow, non-pervasive, but extremely beat-obvious usefulness.

fragrantEmulsion wrote: Thu Mar 07, 2019 5:43 pm

Sexless Dummy wrote: Thu Mar 07, 2019 6:54 am i am more into edm genres like dubstep, riddim, trap, deathstep or glitch-/neuro-hop.

Okay well I'm into it so post.

The first CH I actually saw was CH EDM and it starts with a pretty heavy song.

since you asked for it i am happy to oblige, but be aware that even i don't think that they would work in a cock hero video

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Dubstep , Dubstep , Dubstep

Riddim , Riddim , Riddim

Trap , Trap , Hybrid Trap i believe

Deathstep , Deathstep , or some Metalstep

Neurohop , Glitch-hop , Neurohop

as much as i love this music it would be totally weird to stroke to something like this, i think it needs to be more minimal or more "ambient" like book guy said to give the creator the possibility of adding his own beats, or it's highly possible that it gets too confusing for the viewer.

Sexless Dummy wrote: Sat Mar 09, 2019 7:35 pm but be aware that even i don't think that they would work in a cock hero

Challenge accepted.

Sexless Dummy wrote: Sat Mar 09, 2019 7:35 pm as much as i love this music it would be totally weird to stroke to something like this, i think it needs to be more minimal or more "ambient" like book guy said to give the creator the possibility of adding his own beats, or it's highly possible that it gets too confusing for the viewer.

There's a fine line to ride but I see what you're saying. I believe it is possible to use different filters/effects to punch a hole in the track for a distinct beat sound to be heard. I think that the visual beat meter would further aide in making things clear when the music is ambiguous, though the inclusion of a visual beat meter is a topic for debate. I personally think that the fading beat meter is the superior choice because it does its job and then disappears so you aren't distracted. Some creators add a visual beat meter and don't have a stroke noise--this confuses me greatly because the noise is the backbone of the beatmeter.

Finding music with a clear beat already is the best solution. Mau5trap's artists generally have this sound, however their music is also often repetitive like a metronome and could become boring.

I think the best indicator of if a track will be successful or not is if the track was written for people to dance to.

Techno. Some good, deep techno really pulls you into the video