As a 13 year old, I’m not trying to make money as of right now with music production. I am trying to get better and I hope in five years I will be making some mola from production. Edit: Mom, I am kind of famous!
same also 13yo 2yrs of music production and im just mixing genres and having fun. today learned how to get a arpeggiator to work in cubase. dw about it and keep doing stuff. i went from a melody of 4 notes over a basic chord scheme song with the lenght of 15 secs to decent vaporwave. do your thing and have fun
@@luca.tronicothe reason I started making music is because I wanted to be a game developer, but when I started making my own music for my games I realized I was actually have more fun making music than making games 😂
I'm very happy this video exists. Currently my only issue is equipment, I don't have a good PC or a daw and that really sucks because that's basically what you need for making edm music especially to the advanced music I want to do. I'm 15 now and I'm trying to find a way to get my equipment and start making music. I'm not making music just for money, I'm making it for improvement, attention and for me. I want to make something really creative, something emotional or something that me, we, my future audience will vibe with me to. Someday, I will achieve my wish! Thank you for this video, I will use it as a piece of information.
I just closed my daw in frustration, because the beat I made didn't sound as good as I wanted it to sound, and immediately stumbled upon this video. Needless to say it helped a lot! Thanks
@@peachtime That's a solid advice, to an extent though. As far as sticking to not abandoning projects - that is 100% true, every project should be finished, even if it's "bad", but there are sessions when nothing stick for more than an hour - IMO these are the ones worth ending, and coming back to the project the other day. Right now I have more techniques to help me avoid frustration, back then I used to try the same thing over and over again like a madman, and right now if I can't make something work for 15-20mins I just switch to another part of the song that looks like a quick win - quick wins are the best in motivating!
I'm 15 and I just want to share my creations with the world. I always tell myself: Not everyone has to like it, if just one person finds it interesting I have succeeded. Keep this in mind and be the best music producer you can be
Damn good content! On a technical note, one thing that helps me practice or inspire is to play along to music you already listen to. Pick music from your favorite artists or any random song on RUclips or whatever. Just play along on the fly. Practice your rhythm and keys. Maybe add some piano riffs, some strings, a lead, a baseline, etc... Pick an instrument you think fits. You'll learn to "hear" when it sounds right in key and when it sounds wrong in dissonance.
I've been making beats for 17 years. Timbaland played my beats at his concerts 12 years ago and I sold beats to Dr. Dre that will probably never see the light of day 😒 Either way, I'm proud of you big Dawg! Keep it up!! 🙌🙌
Maan is crazy how much you evolved as a producer and musician man. you helped me with getting my RUclips channel started. and now I'm making some fire trap beat and all that thanks to your ableton tutorials🙏🏼🍃
I Saved all the beats I first made, and I turned all the melodies and chords into midi, now I have a midi folder I can drag and drop with lots of my best ideas that never got any light shown on them
grazie ed, im "stuck" since 8-10 years. learned a whole lot but could never make it a income. always had the feeling i was inches away from "making it", and still have it. this video really motivated me. just focus on your unique process.
These instructions are very positively applicable in music production and various external sectors/careers too. I Appreciate Your Effort ! and Thanks for sharing your Journey with us.
There are so much scam guides on YT telling you how to be successful or how to get rich and your ultra fast edit style, for people with no attention and your laughing after every second sentence, did made me think you would be one of those persons. Until I noticed that you arent, you just have a very extroverted video style, don't want to waste people's time and actually fill it with useful tipps. Most of the time people say something like: "I wish I had such a guide as I began making...", the videos aren't helpful, but yours is well made and full of information and experiences.
I think the only problem holding majority of people back is just lack of quality and taking time to master that. I started a little over 3 years ago at like 21 and didn't even know the C note or a Maj chord, never did music in HS either. I just started just to try it. So I have a lot of catching up to do considering people started close to 10 years ago with music theory knowledge.
I've been writing music for 30 years, and I've found three things to be true (for me): 1) I'm a terrible musician, but a passable producer 2) success in life is based on one's chosen goals 3) because my chosen goal has been to make the music that I want to hear, I always enjoy listening to my own music (no matter how bad it is)
I was about to ignore this video but by mistake I clicked it and just kept going… thank God I made that mistake. This video gave me motivation and made me realize that I may be in the right path. Thanks for taking time to make this video and spread this info.
honestly point 4 is what i needed to hear today. for me i constantly struggle with the fact that i keep saying i will release music when its good enough but 6 months ago i would have wanted to be where i am now but now i want to be 6 months ahead and so i never actually get to the point of releasing i thought i was the only one who thought like that so point 4 made my day
I wake up at 1pm make music with various peeps or myself until the early hours. thats my life 5 days a week. I play games to chill out. it's bliss. I'm terrible at adulting though haha
This is by far the best video on this subject, i thought you were just gonna show us your early productions and have a little giggle...but this is invaluable, time to organise!
Found your channel maybe 2 years ago through a video with Simon servida, I checked your stuff out cause I really felt your style and your way of creating. Since then I watched nearly every video of yours, I just love your positivity and your sound (also noticed an insane Progression tho) . You helped me through a lot fr I hope your doing well and I'm happy to see you growing and getting the recognition you deserve! 💚
dudee you are such a big inspiration..i am 14 and a beginner producer and discovered your channed this week...i have literally watched your every video and i have improved alot in this week because of you ;)
#2 was such a great point, Ed. Even on the hardware side of things, I could benefit from spending more time daily figuring out different techniques and workflows to express my creativity.
Thanks for the video! I think advice #7 hits home pretty hard. I am on and off of making music for about a year now but never really sat down and pushed through it. The blank slate always creates a constant thought of "Where the heck do I even start?!" for me. Especially when tapping into a broader genre it's getting rather discouraging imho. Which makes #3 an even more valuable advice! Thanks a lot. :)
Just found your channel, Ed. Great writing, production, editing. Succinct, educational, entertaining and, most importantly, adding value. I’m a fan. Subscribed!
Ed, thank you from the bottom of my soul for your existence. you are such a massive inspiration for me. although im no where near where i want to be in life, you provide the courage to keep trying. never change
Brother, I've watched a number of your videos over the years, and I've always liked your content...and I'm ashamed to say that I've just now subscribed. The energy and value you bring is amazing, and inspiring. Keep doing what you do bro...we see you! Much love! 💯🔥💪🏽❤️
This was really uplifting, thank you. As of recently ive been questioning my producing hobby and i want to take it to a new level but im struggling to keep motivated due to school and other factors in my life. your advice helped me to envisage a clearer goal for my future
This was such a brilliant video! Like so much of your content it was really inspiring, but in particular this one just reminded me of all the great things I love about music and the idea of following that ideal music career that I would forever enjoy. And of course having an absolute blast along the way! Thank you Ed, you’re amazing 🤩
Thank you ED for this amazing video, i have never made a drill before but after watching this video i tried to make one and it sounds great, thanks for inspiring us❤
I was feeling pretty burnt out about music but tip #2 especially made me feel better as with every beat I make I try to do something new ☺️ keep it up Ed!
Man your videos are SOO good! Thank you for this. First and foremost, so much value. Secondly, your videos are seriously like a masterclass in editing and pacing, so so helpful for people like myself who are new to making RUclips content. Thanks for these videos!!
Hey Ed, nice video once again. Got quite philosophical at times.. Point 3 is tough, learn by copying others - I'm finding artists daily that I love and want to analyse their music. Sometimes the work has been done for me on youtube or google, but other times I have to try and figure out how they did it.. as a newbie this is tough! Like you said, talking to others is helpful - I've seen artists like Flume and Mura Masa posting their early work on Reddit. Anyway, back to Garageband for me hahaha
Hey! Felt like congratulating you 'cause damn is this video well written. I know you probably meant it exclusively with music in mind, but I think it really applies to many other forms as well. The advice on defining your path, your wording on the difference between art and content, they're all very valuable and presented very nicely. Personally, I don't even want music to be my *main* thing, but the solid advice on this video gave a nudge to my attitude towards what I agree is the right direction. So yeah, thanks a lot and incredible job!
I really love your videos. Especially videos like this one. You are really motivating. And you have a pretty honest and clear sight on things. I really apreciate it. And I can totally relate to your tips. This is really the way to go. Most other producers that give such advises don't have that much fun in life or have personal problems, that keep them of giving good advises. You are my favourite music RUclipsr 😀 God bless you :)
5 years from now I imagine telling my A.I. powered DAW to make me a couple of profitable award winning songs so I can spend more time trying to learn how to play the piano.
what i like about this video, it isnt just about music producing. it can be about everything, like film making! im 13 and im working to be a producer, streamer and make mario plush videos for children and up! im gonna make a paper like you said and i'll complete it. *i promise.* Edit: thanks for the heart Ed! didnt expect you to see this.. have a good day/night!
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As a 13 year old, I’m not trying to make money as of right now with music production. I am trying to get better and I hope in five years I will be making some mola from production.
Edit: Mom, I am kind of famous!
Damn,same :D Half of year now in prodution,and im 13 too
Rooting for both of you 🙌
You're so young. Don't worry about anything and just focus on your skills.
Wanted to ask someone,what style of music is more hard,is ot orcestral ? Or Breakcore(not D n B)
same also 13yo 2yrs of music production and im just mixing genres and having fun. today learned how to get a arpeggiator to work in cubase. dw about it and keep doing stuff. i went from a melody of 4 notes over a basic chord scheme song with the lenght of 15 secs to decent vaporwave. do your thing and have fun
This doesn’t only apply to Music. It applies to every goal or dream in life. 🔥
If i remixed Childs'play by 21 Savage and Young Nudy
ruclips.net/video/_bkf6P2glKM/видео.html 😍🍑🔥😭😈
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this is one of the biggest reasons why this is my fav video.
Came here to say the same :) at least for things that involves creativity. For me is videogame development!
@@luca.tronicothe reason I started making music is because I wanted to be a game developer, but when I started making my own music for my games I realized I was actually have more fun making music than making games 😂
I'm very happy this video exists.
Currently my only issue is equipment, I don't have a good PC or a daw and that really sucks because that's basically what you need for making edm music especially to the advanced music I want to do.
I'm 15 now and I'm trying to find a way to get my equipment and start making music.
I'm not making music just for money,
I'm making it for improvement, attention and for me.
I want to make something really creative, something emotional or something that me, we, my future audience will vibe with me to.
Someday, I will achieve my wish!
Thank you for this video,
I will use it as a piece of information.
I just closed my daw in frustration, because the beat I made didn't sound as good as I wanted it to sound, and immediately stumbled upon this video. Needless to say it helped a lot! Thanks
Didn't watch the video yet but if ur still learning its better to just fiddle with a beat as much as possible even if its not turning out well
@@peachtime That's a solid advice, to an extent though. As far as sticking to not abandoning projects - that is 100% true, every project should be finished, even if it's "bad", but there are sessions when nothing stick for more than an hour - IMO these are the ones worth ending, and coming back to the project the other day. Right now I have more techniques to help me avoid frustration, back then I used to try the same thing over and over again like a madman, and right now if I can't make something work for 15-20mins I just switch to another part of the song that looks like a quick win - quick wins are the best in motivating!
i do that too its really annoying tbh am so glad this vid exists
I'm 15 and I just want to share my creations with the world. I always tell myself: Not everyone has to like it, if just one person finds it interesting I have succeeded. Keep this in mind and be the best music producer you can be
Damn good content! On a technical note, one thing that helps me practice or inspire is to play along to music you already listen to. Pick music from your favorite artists or any random song on RUclips or whatever. Just play along on the fly. Practice your rhythm and keys. Maybe add some piano riffs, some strings, a lead, a baseline, etc... Pick an instrument you think fits. You'll learn to "hear" when it sounds right in key and when it sounds wrong in dissonance.
Bro same i usualy play with my MIDI when listening to songs, but not that advanced
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Thank you so much, hope everyone going well with this journey 💙🎶
I've been making beats for 17 years. Timbaland played my beats at his concerts 12 years ago and I sold beats to Dr. Dre that will probably never see the light of day 😒
Either way, I'm proud of you big Dawg! Keep it up!! 🙌🙌
Maan is crazy how much you evolved as a producer and musician man. you helped me with getting my RUclips channel started. and now I'm making some fire trap beat and all that thanks to your ableton tutorials🙏🏼🍃
I Saved all the beats I first made, and I turned all the melodies and chords into midi, now I have a midi folder I can drag and drop with lots of my best ideas that never got any light shown on them
I am a game developer and I found the rules and best practices you said in this video apply to game development too. great stuff. very inspiring.
grazie ed, im "stuck" since 8-10 years. learned a whole lot but could never make it a income. always had the feeling i was inches away from "making it", and still have it. this video really motivated me. just focus on your unique process.
The knowledge combining with that amazing laugh is phenomenal, what a legend!
These instructions are very positively applicable in music production and various external sectors/careers too. I Appreciate Your Effort ! and Thanks for sharing your Journey with us.
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There are so much scam guides on YT telling you how to be successful or how to get rich and your ultra fast edit style, for people with no attention and your laughing after every second sentence, did made me think you would be one of those persons. Until I noticed that you arent, you just have a very extroverted video style, don't want to waste people's time and actually fill it with useful tipps. Most of the time people say something like: "I wish I had such a guide as I began making...", the videos aren't helpful, but yours is well made and full of information and experiences.
I think the only problem holding majority of people back is just lack of quality and taking time to master that. I started a little over 3 years ago at like 21 and didn't even know the C note or a Maj chord, never did music in HS either. I just started just to try it. So I have a lot of catching up to do considering people started close to 10 years ago with music theory knowledge.
I've been writing music for 30 years, and I've found three things to be true (for me):
1) I'm a terrible musician, but a passable producer
2) success in life is based on one's chosen goals
3) because my chosen goal has been to make the music that I want to hear, I always enjoy listening to my own music (no matter how bad it is)
I was about to ignore this video but by mistake I clicked it and just kept going… thank God I made that mistake. This video gave me motivation and made me realize that I may be in the right path. Thanks for taking time to make this video and spread this info.
honestly point 4 is what i needed to hear today. for me i constantly struggle with the fact that i keep saying i will release music when its good enough but 6 months ago i would have wanted to be where i am now but now i want to be 6 months ahead and so i never actually get to the point of releasing i thought i was the only one who thought like that so point 4 made my day
My very good brother, You have not shared your last 10 years, You have defined our next ten years 😍🙏👍
I really notice all the work that goes in to editing, but I honestly preferred when they were more "homemade" and down to earth.
This is not only a video for producers, but for creatives all around. Endless gold being revealed here. Thank you!
Great video and i realized when i started making a beat for a battle my production improved so much we need to push ourselves sometimes
I wake up at 1pm make music with various peeps or myself until the early hours. thats my life 5 days a week. I play games to chill out. it's bliss. I'm terrible at adulting though haha
This is by far the best video on this subject, i thought you were just gonna show us your early productions and have a little giggle...but this is invaluable, time to organise!
Found your channel maybe 2 years ago through a video with Simon servida, I checked your stuff out cause I really felt your style and your way of creating. Since then I watched nearly every video of yours, I just love your positivity and your sound (also noticed an insane Progression tho) . You helped me through a lot fr I hope your doing well and I'm happy to see you growing and getting the recognition you deserve! 💚
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Just starting out learning Ableton at 35, this was as super helpful! Thanks mate.
Most important thing is to do because it’s fun and it makes you feel good
I've been making music since 2016. It's always fun to see how much I've improved.
This feels so genuine that I feel like giving you a hug. Amazing video Ed! You are great!
dudee you are such a big inspiration..i am 14 and a beginner producer and discovered your channed this week...i have literally watched your every video and i have improved alot in this week because of you ;)
This makes me so happy! 😀
#2 was such a great point, Ed. Even on the hardware side of things, I could benefit from spending more time daily figuring out different techniques and workflows to express my creativity.
I love almost every video you make but this is by far my favorite. I love tip #1 and I think all of these are so so helpful.
This was a great video, we love you Ed thanks for your wisdom and your contribution to music as well!
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extremely helpfull video! Thanks Ed! :)
Just wrote down my day life in 5 years from now, thanks for reminding me that it starts off with a strong vision 🙏🏽💯 great video man
we luv your energy and work since day one man 😍🔥
Love the video!! Thanks for the inspiration 🙏 This video helped so much, Definitely gonna keep coming back and watching it!!
Thanks for reminders especially to go back to stuff I saved but didn't delete.
Thanks for the video!
I think advice #7 hits home pretty hard. I am on and off of making music for about a year now but never really sat down and pushed through it. The blank slate always creates a constant thought of "Where the heck do I even start?!" for me. Especially when tapping into a broader genre it's getting rather discouraging imho. Which makes #3 an even more valuable advice! Thanks a lot. :)
Tip 9 hit hard. Made a hard af sub for DnB recently in Serum, so saved that shit, and now I use it on every track.
I'm 10 years old..I love making music..It is my passion..Im still learning :)
One of the most helpful videos I've watched. Love your content🔥
always so grateful for your videos bro🖤
I'm glad you did this video.
And your positive vibes makes me not want to stop watching.
Just found your channel, Ed. Great writing, production, editing. Succinct, educational, entertaining and, most importantly, adding value. I’m a fan. Subscribed!
Ed, thank you from the bottom of my soul for your existence. you are such a massive inspiration for me. although im no where near where i want to be in life, you provide the courage to keep trying. never change
Keep up the good stuff, your videos are amazing!!!
Brother, I've watched a number of your videos over the years, and I've always liked your content...and I'm ashamed to say that I've just now subscribed. The energy and value you bring is amazing, and inspiring. Keep doing what you do bro...we see you! Much love! 💯🔥💪🏽❤️
Welcome to the family!
i cannot thank you enough for this video ed :) - gives me hope to see myself as a better producer in 5 years :D
thank you so mush , now i make music (beats) and that what i love to do becouse of you 😍
Quality on this video is incredible bro 🔥 tip 2 is huge, leveling up is super important
Appreciate it! 🙏
I didn’t know you had a placement with one of my favorite artists?? That’s wild!
Grand teaching !
This was really uplifting, thank you. As of recently ive been questioning my producing hobby and i want to take it to a new level but im struggling to keep motivated due to school and other factors in my life. your advice helped me to envisage a clearer goal for my future
This was such a brilliant video! Like so much of your content it was really inspiring, but in particular this one just reminded me of all the great things I love about music and the idea of following that ideal music career that I would forever enjoy. And of course having an absolute blast along the way! Thank you Ed, you’re amazing 🤩
Thank you ED for this amazing video, i have never made a drill before but after watching this video i tried to make one and it sounds great, thanks for inspiring us❤
Mr Dewalt himself
Its so crazy to see how far you've come...Thank you so much for your valuable advice!!
Thank you brotha!
bro i love this video! it's so on point in my career atm
I was feeling pretty burnt out about music but tip #2 especially made me feel better as with every beat I make I try to do something new ☺️ keep it up Ed!
This deverves more thank a like - great advices Ed! Thank you a lot!
Those 10 Points were real gem, especially the last one is the exact fact, which makes our profession stand out of the crowd 🔥❤
just noted this down so i never forget this. such a informative video 💖
I have been a producer for 4 years and this video has taught me so much and I can relate to it.
Man your videos are SOO good! Thank you for this. First and foremost, so much value. Secondly, your videos are seriously like a masterclass in editing and pacing, so so helpful for people like myself who are new to making RUclips content. Thanks for these videos!!
That means a lot Mark! 🙏 Really happy you're enjoying the videos and good luck with your channel! 💪
Thank you for the advices Ed. I try to keep getting better on beats and you was one of the first RUclipsr that helped me.
Hey Ed, nice video once again. Got quite philosophical at times..
Point 3 is tough, learn by copying others - I'm finding artists daily that I love and want to analyse their music. Sometimes the work has been done for me on youtube or google, but other times I have to try and figure out how they did it.. as a newbie this is tough! Like you said, talking to others is helpful - I've seen artists like Flume and Mura Masa posting their early work on Reddit.
Anyway, back to Garageband for me hahaha
Love this video man. Sometimes I like to go back and hear my first few beats. It's nice to be reminded of your progress every now and again.
Bruh
I have been such a long time viewer
And how did i not know you had a placement with torey lanez...
@EdTalenti. Hands down the most inspiring video I've seen from you. No.5 is just Gold for me. Keep em coming.
Dude just thank you for that!
Thanks man🔥
This is dope af, as a music producer I really appreciate this
Hey! Felt like congratulating you 'cause damn is this video well written. I know you probably meant it exclusively with music in mind, but I think it really applies to many other forms as well. The advice on defining your path, your wording on the difference between art and content, they're all very valuable and presented very nicely. Personally, I don't even want music to be my *main* thing, but the solid advice on this video gave a nudge to my attitude towards what I agree is the right direction. So yeah, thanks a lot and incredible job!
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Bro I really appreciate this video and I appreciate you man. Keep up the great work and content
This is just a really, really good video.
I really love your videos.
Especially videos like this one.
You are really motivating.
And you have a pretty honest and clear sight on things.
I really apreciate it. And I can totally relate to your tips. This is really the way to go.
Most other producers that give such advises don't have that much fun in life or have personal problems, that keep them of giving good advises.
You are my favourite music RUclipsr 😀
God bless you :)
Great video, a lot of wise information you gave me. Thank you!
Irmão, você é muito é brabo!!!!!! Greetings from Brasil - São Paulo
3:36 Props to you for swallowing your pride and acknowledging the clearly superior DAW
I'm 15 I have 2 years experience but instead of daily I do it a day after.That way I can come back with a fresh mind so I can actually do something
great journey staying focus is the plan
Good stuff as always! Definitely things I needed to hear. Especially the 5yr schedule approach. Thank you 🙏🏾
This helped me dry some tears!!!!!!!! Thanks
thanks a lot Mr Ed..a PRODUCTION GEM!!!
5 years from now I imagine telling my A.I. powered DAW to make me a couple of profitable award winning songs so I can spend more time trying to learn how to play the piano.
You crushing it Ed
EdTalenti I like this type of content,you are one of only producer youtubers who make this type of videos,keep it up!
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@@99_problems_band what?
Ed the GOAT!! Thanks brother!
I love this. For me music is my passion
what i like about this video, it isnt just about music producing. it can be about everything, like film making! im 13 and im working to be a producer, streamer and make mario plush videos for children and up!
im gonna make a paper like you said and i'll complete it.
*i promise.*
Edit: thanks for the heart Ed! didnt expect you to see this.. have a good day/night!
hi ed talenti im a big fan of u i started making music thankyou
Most relatable inspiring video in a while.
All 10 points are true.
Nice content Sir💙
Great video, thanks for sharing your experience Ed! Keep going 🔥
Damn, watching this video was like entering a gold-mine.
Ed spilling all the sauce here 🔥🔥
one thing I can say is Thank You ED, really thank you
great video!! I needed to hear this. As a underground producer I'm trying to make beats with artist in a studio.
Love ur vids