Dawg you killed the bassline....I might argue that it's the most important key to a good R&B beat followed by the lead as a close second. Great job big dawg. 🔥🔥🔥
@@melotheproducer I’m definitely a fan!! Others channels are doing 90-2000s but yours is polished ready for the stage legit !! How you ain’t on some label is beyond me
I keep coming back to this video to view beat 2! The guitar at the beginning sounds so smooth bro, when you grooving between Fm9 and Gm7 - that guitar sounds like the one from the Kontakt Factory Library "Jazz Guitar"? Or is it from a different library?
Fire man!! Btw I see that you compose beat more than 15 years. My question is: how long or how many years it takes to play the piano easily like this? I think that the musical theory is much better than having all the vst of the world but not knowing how to enjoy 100% (not even 20) if you don’t know how to play it
I appreciate it bro! I agree - Having a little knowledge of theory and being able to play piano definitely help. If I were starting out learning to play piano, I would start with just a few chords and scales. But instead of stressing about learning to play, just have fun exploring the keys first. By literally just moving your fingers across the keyboard and enjoying it, you'll come up with all kinds of ideas and in turn, you'll learn to play. As long as you don't rush and just have fun, I'd say it'll take about 2-3 months for your "eyes to open" to the relationship between the notes/keys. (Everyone's journey is different, but just remember to have fun.)
@@Jerikowsp No problem bro. Btw, if you use the Juno one (Arturia), you just need to adjust the pitch bend a little. Just reach out if you end up needing help setting it.
That early 2000s RnB sound is actually coming back this sounds modern.
Right. R&B started getting so out of hand that they had to go back and bring the old producers out of retirement. 😂
Dawg you killed the bassline....I might argue that it's the most important key to a good R&B beat followed by the lead as a close second. Great job big dawg. 🔥🔥🔥
Thanks bro. 🙏🏾 I might just agree with you. If not 100%, at least 99.9999999 lol. Glad you enjoyed it. 🫡✊🏾
i have definitely learnt from your beats that drums following the melody gives an all round more encompassing song and vibe unique to the song
Very well said. Of course, I totally agree lol. Thanks for checking it out.
As always great soulful vibe, love it. Real R&B, let's go! 🔥
I appreciate it bro. Let's go! ✊🏾
Eternal teaching... Thank you Melo! Keep pushing!
Thank you bro! ✊🏾
Smoke all day!!!
I'd love to hear him on both, but especially the second one.
this that bounce right here
I appreciate it. Glad you enjoyed it. 🙏🏾
Underrated producer 😫 I luv what u do keep grinding bro
I appreciate it bro. I hear you got the vibes over there. Keep doing your thing. ✊🏾
Fire big bro!. R&B is alive man. lets goooo
I appreciate it bro - Let's go maestro! ✊🏾
@@melotheproducer let’s get it 🙏🏽 we gotta keep it going. You definitely are keeping the sound going 💯.
Likewise bro. 🙏🏾 You're always an inspiration. 💯
Absolutely amazing bro 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 love the vibe and video idea 🔥
I appreciate it bro! 🙏🏾✊🏾
First beat reminds of the production Boyz II Men had on their album The Remedy in 2006. Dope stuff man.
Thanks bro. I need to go listen to that album now lol.🙏🏾✊🏾
Your pitch game is unreal brother…salute. The beat is 🔥.
I appreciate it my brother! 🙏🏾🫡
The R&B I miss so heavily. Hopefully R&B songwriters get back to more smooth lyrical writing without vulgarity on stuff like this.
Thank you. 🙏🏾 My sentiments exactly. But I'm working on some projects with a great writer, so I'll have some music for you to check out soon.
Fire as usual bro
I appreciate it bro. ✊🏾
you had me at "what's up'"
😂
🔥🔥🔥
Thanks fam! 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Incredible work my man!🙌🏾🔥💯
I appreciate it bro! 🙏🏽✊🏽
This is amazing!!! It definitely captures that nostalgia we all love from 2000’s rnb…so smooth!!! Hope to collab with you sometime you’re a g! ❤️🔥
Thank you!!! 🙏🏾 Just reach out on IG when you're ready. @melotheproducer
Absolutely incredible 🔥
I appreciate it! 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Gassss
I appreciate it fam! 🙏🏽✊🏽
I can tell you were really there
Yes, yes my young brother...I was definitely there lol. Thanks for checking it out.
10kdunkin would bless those beats
I just checked him out. I could hear that.
try to do something w/ him im sure it woulb be a smooth collab
WOW just crazy ! i like that
Thanks bro! 🙏🏾
so underrated
I appreciate it....Yooo...You got some heat over there yourself.
holy
First!!!😂😂 As always…. Sunday music
You know I thought about you bro! 😂😂 Thanks for coming through. ✊🏽
@@melotheproducer I’m definitely a fan!! Others channels are doing 90-2000s but yours is polished ready for the stage legit !! How you ain’t on some label is beyond me
Wow bro...I really appreciate that.
wow😍
🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Bro... you are sick AF
I appreciate it bro. ✊🏾
thanks for this
I'm glad you enjoyed it bro. 🙏🏽✊🏽
@@melotheproducer It works for me because I want to return to this sound
I keep coming back to this video to view beat 2! The guitar at the beginning sounds so smooth bro, when you grooving between Fm9 and Gm7 - that guitar sounds like the one from the Kontakt Factory Library "Jazz Guitar"? Or is it from a different library?
Thanks bro! That's actually Mint Electric Guitar by Native Instruments.
@@melotheproducer they sound smooth af. Do u ever do mid side eq on your guitar channels?
This is amazing what vst are you using for leads synths?
Thanks bro. I used Loom and FM8.
niiiiice
I appreciate it bro. Your doing your thing too. Nice vocals.
Fire man!!
Btw I see that you compose beat more than 15 years. My question is: how long or how many years it takes to play the piano easily like this?
I think that the musical theory is much better than having all the vst of the world but not knowing how to enjoy 100% (not even 20) if you don’t know how to play it
I appreciate it bro! I agree - Having a little knowledge of theory and being able to play piano definitely help. If I were starting out learning to play piano, I would start with just a few chords and scales. But instead of stressing about learning to play, just have fun exploring the keys first. By literally just moving your fingers across the keyboard and enjoying it, you'll come up with all kinds of ideas and in turn, you'll learn to play. As long as you don't rush and just have fun, I'd say it'll take about 2-3 months for your "eyes to open" to the relationship between the notes/keys. (Everyone's journey is different, but just remember to have fun.)
@@melotheproducer 👍 thanks for the feed-back, broski. Very helpful!
I'll take note and apply your advice.
Anytime! ✊🏾
amazing tutorial!!what is this bass sound??
Thank you!! 🙏🏾 It's one of the synth basses from xpand 2, but I can't remember the name of the preset.
omg
🎶🎶🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I appreciate it sis! 🙏🏾
yo may i ask what particular era/type of beat was this called ? great vid btw
Thanks. 🙏🏾 I'd say R&B specifically from around 2006-2011 (give or take).
I’m so serious, is there any possibility to purchase that first beat?
Like, stems and all
Thanks for reaching out bro. I think you'd sound great on this. Let's talk. DM me on IG (@melotheproducer) or email me at melo@theclassicity.com 🙏🏽✊🏽
@@melotheproducer Bet! Gonna dm you right now
where do you get good sine leads 😭
Jun-6 by Arturia has a good one. FM8 also has a really good sine lead.
@@melotheproducer thanks man 👍 been tryna look for a good one my whole career 😭
@@Jerikowsp No problem bro. Btw, if you use the Juno one (Arturia), you just need to adjust the pitch bend a little. Just reach out if you end up needing help setting it.
@@melotheproducer thanks bro im definitely subscribing, i'm also gonna watch more of your tutorials
@@Jerikowsp Anytime brother. I appreciate you. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
mega beat broo
I appreciate it bro. 🙏🏾✊🏾