How I Would Learn Music Production in 2024 (if I could start over)
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- Опубликовано: 23 июл 2024
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CHAPTERS:
0:00 Intro
0:33 PART 1: The Daw Trap
1:43 PART 2: Exercises To Progress
5:18 PART 3: Recommended Resources
7:13 PART 4: Mindset Shifts
About:
In this video, I reflect on my 3 year learning music production journey and share my best advice for self taught music producers, wanting to learn music production at home fast. I share what music production mistakes to avoid and some tips on how I would learn music production again. 
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These are very useful pieces of advice till now 😊
Trying to start my RUclips Channel doing live one take vocal covers. Any advice before uploading my first video. All I have left to is actually create the channel. I have 3 videos done and edited waiting to be uploaded.
I should be booking a call with you in about 2-3 weeks, I've been producing since 2017 and I'm eager to learn more with you aside me.
I think it's now time that I take my career to the next level. Thank you for all the good insights!
Two of your videos convinced me to subscribe. I never wrote a single note until 3 days before my 60th. I’ve now been writing music for just under 3 years, written well over 100 songs, and my 7th album comes out in 4 days (yes, picked the same day as TS, but she won’t cut into my virtually zero sales😁). But I still have so, so, so much more to learn, and I look up to people like you. Been the most rewarding time of my life for something I love to do. And I thought I’d go through life without being really proud of anything I’ve done. I pinch myself every day. I love it.
I tried a bunch of DAWs before a friend let me try his copy of FL and I found it so much smoother to work with
That’s perfect! Now you know what DAW works for you :)
Very inspiring, thank you! As someone who started only about 2 months ago, I'm equally amazed and overwhelmed by what is possible. I tried a couple of DAWs and chose Ableton, then took a beginner course that showed how to produce a song from start to finish.
What course did you take?
This is a great video!! You never fail to bring the viewer in and it helps us stay focused on what you are saying and it is so easy to take notes! Keep up the great work!
AMAZING VIDEO ( as always ).... I can not believe it had been 3 years. I remember your first posts on Instagram...Wow, what a journey...
Thanku for taking the time to put ou5 these short little vids and reels. They are very helpful and post some really good ideas for the aspiring musician.
Best wishes always,
Robert zeligson 🎉🎉
This is exactly what I needed thank you so much! Just learning about music production
Your videos are really awesome thank you!
Thanks for the Informative video💯🎹
Thank you for making this video!! Really enjoying your content 😃
Also, the mindset section of this video was SO good! It's so applicable to anything in life really.
Lots of good info here! We are at a great time to learn how to make music! So many good tools and resources out there. I started learning in the early 2000s and things were really limited at the time. Haha
I hope this video inspires people to start making music! It is life changing!
Very good video! I had a very similar experience when starting. I never was inspired in fl, and almost gave up on music. After switching to Logic, I instantly became way more inspired than I was, and I didn’t quit.
Im a Fl studio producer since the start and i feel it is the best DAW for me. So like that everyone have there own choices, Great video as always PLV 🔥🔥😍
Nicely done. Have learnt alot from this. Keep it up.
Thank you!
might consider the online courses that hold me accountable, great video, thank you :)
Great video 🙌 your knowledge help a lot!
thank you so much for motivation 🥰
Thank you for this video!
Glad it was helpful!
You provided a lot of information in this video ❤️
I still remember 1 year ago when I opened fl studio and I was like what the heck is that cause it looks so complicated so I learned a little bit of basic then I started learning everything myself and then I use to find the basic information of a particular genre I wanna make and then I use to learn everything myself by experimenting other with other stuffs.Then I made friends in this music production and then whenever I was demotivated or I wanna quit it they helped me to comeback ❤️
I find myself still a beginner but I m a expert for 1 years ago of myself
So by listening my old tracks it always gives me a motivation that how you was then and how you r now 💥
So everyday every moment I keep working and I never stopped music production ❤️
Cool!👍👍👍 Thanks for your video, it helped me a lot 🥰
This really helped me
I almost gave up on music production
But you gave me hope 😔😔🙏🙏
Really appreciate it
I can't believe I found this amazing video! Subscribed, and I'm looking forward to more inspiration! - "Achievement thrives on unwavering dedication and relentless effort."
Good and informative ❤
Imma save this is gold
good story sis iv been in production for 20 years used cubase, logic but when fl studio came in my studio it through out the rest. fl is my game changer...
remember: the best daw is the one that works for you. For me fl studio is super user-friendly, plus you dont need to pay subscriptions.
very inspiring video 😃💯
Disagree completely on point 1. I have tried using other daws and they are entirely unintuitive in comparison. FL makes way more sense for workflow. This is probably because I'm used to FL, but having said that if I were to switch to a different daw I wouldn't know where to begin. I've tried multiple times, and it always ends in me going back to FL, because FL just does things in a way that makes sense. You got lost because FL doesn't have a great base for plugins and effects, I guarantee you. The only genre its base platform might be ok for is EDM, that's it. It's got a handful of good effects, and nothing but mediocrity in its base plugins. The only place FL lacks is in recording imo. I use Cubase for that.
You can record and do all audio editing within Edison.
@@ronieldersampaio565 Stupid. I can record straight to a track in cubase with no bullshit, and if I delete it from the track it doesn't save it every time forcing me to take extra steps to get rid of each take.
FL is bad for recording. Period. It's good for everything else.
@@illagevidiot8254 Calm down man, audio recording is not FL Studio's strong point, however this has been improved in the most recent versions, 21 for example, but you can do the same in Edison, it's just a matter of practice and study and you will see that It's not as bad as you might think, I thought that too until I learned how to use it correctly.
FL is a toy for kids. No one seriuous music producers use it. No one. You can't for a specific reason, because you must learn how to use it properly. There is the official manual, o a tons of video on YT. Excuses are pointless.
@@hellion_spitfire Dude, that isnt even true. Theres a bunch of high level producers that use FL. Go somewhere else to talk out of your ass.
I made music from 13 until I was around 26/27 now I am 29 I am trying to go back, but with a different genre.
This video helps me know were to start
Thank you. Maybe this gonna help me alot
You're very welcome :D Where are you on your journey?
@@musicbyplv on the internet soon
My biggest problem rn is mixing and I dont know how to improve it. Btw its a nice video, as usual
You had just won a new suscriber :)
Awww welcome to the team 🤗
thank of the adivices
Supper cool
Thanks for sharing, still finding the courage to start😅
I hope you find it! You're going to have so much fun!!! :D 🎶
Haha, I already did all of these. That’s validating though.
I tried Logic (and used GarageBand a lot as a teen) and hated it, but Ableton really clicked with me (even though I mostly use it in timeline view). I started on instruments and theory long before trying to make my own tracks. I try to interleave covers between originals. I’ve tons of sketches with nothing finished, but my intention is to post them once I’m done with them. :)
Thank you! By the way what is the name of the first song that you used as a background music?
I like her energy.
I have a question, is this course by Kyngo suits for everyone? Bc I don't want to produce electronic music, only arrangement for my songs with more instrumental parts🤔
Is it possible to start from scratch, I don't know why I look it up never had talent for music and I'm already on the path of visual creation, I don't know about any instrument other than piano but only basic of basic
FL Studio is the GOAT 🐐🐐. You got some nice tips for beginners that's interested in making music.
for your first part. I think I got lucky and found FL Studio was perfect right from the start. I had a class in the fall of 2023 where I had to use Logic Pro X... I had the worse time I think I've ever had making music with that DAW and overall it just felt like FL Studio could do everything I needed so much better than Logic
Which DAW did you land on?
Oui oui baguette, ça fait plaisir d’entendre des congénères 😉
Mdrrrr 😂
Deadmau5 made his 1st hit “ghost & stuff” with FL Studio, just saying 😏 happy producing 432hz
I come up with with melodies in my but i find it difficult to figure out the key
dude just listen to songs and try to sing the tonic (note that feels like rest), do that w your melodies and from there u figure out the key, it might not be in major so beware, it could be in minor or even in a mode or other scale. work on intervals if possible too, it can help a ton
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FL FOREVER 🎶 . But it don’t matter what you use. If you can make a good song that’s all you need
Fl studio is so good!
Each to their own though no hate here
I already have logic, but I'm trying to move to my much more powerful pc... wish I could continue with logic but I can't anymore with macs
Cant Unterstand. You can get a Mac mini m1… its cheap
@DiplomChilla lol "cheap" is relative. I already have a very powerful tower pc, I can not justify buying yet another computer. I did the Mac thing once and just couldn't get on with it. Perhaps being raised on pc for the last 30 years has something to do with it....
@reamur9257 i think in this case is cheap not relative. Here in Germany you get a used Mac Mini M1 for about 400 €. In comparison to an powerful pc is it really cheap an you can go ahead with logic. But i understand that you couldnt get one with the mac and that it make no sense to have both. I had a mac and pc and at the same time. I also struggled with mac and hated it to switch everythime the systems. thats why i also have a now just the pc instead of a mac although i also loved logic
That's interesting, I always thought FL Studio was the easiest DAW to use.
Ive been producing for 6 years... a lot of time wasted on not taking it seriously enough and there for didnt make progress on things i found boring. And focused on only the fun parts and there for 6 years later my work dont sound nearly as professional as it should...
And i didnt invest in good speakers and headphones till last year and meaning my mixes didnt even have potential to ne good till now
sorry fl studio didnt work for you but its a great daw , i can make music that sounds like timbaland easy with it.
La communauté française de production de musique est chanceux de t’avoir !!
Fl nmbr one
🥰😍
Damn and I just spent 300 dollars on FL D:
Hahaha don’t worry if it works for you it’s great! But if you haven’t tried the free version before it might be risky haha 😂
you are speaking the truth no one cant be martin garrix after 5 months 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I just can't get into remakes or transcibing songs. The whole process feels soul sucking. How do you even do remakes?
I never learned chords ... i have many nr 1 songs
I find that NOT having music theory skill helps me be more creative; After 25 years producing, I can't understand why musicians become producers instead of hitting stages, going more of a live route, instead of trying to prove a moot point showing folk 'that they can'. Makes no sense & I feel they're cheating themselves. Imho.
Fl is not that hard u need commitment
its not about it being difficult homie. just workflow
There is no daws that can beat fl studio even if they are big 😂
Def sleep on fl studio.. tragic
You really hate FL Studio jajajajajaja
Hahaha noooooo but... yk😅
Pointless generic video
"it's like dating, really", that's why most people give up on music production
@musicbyplv im using Ableton is that ok?
All of them are good including FL (works for so many big names, Avicii, Martin Garrix, Madeon, Porter Robinson, Afrojack). It just has a steeper learning curve, but is extremely powerful after that, and is quite different from most other DAWs.
Just try them all and pick what works for you. The key is once you have picked the one you like just stick with it for a good while atleast 90% of the time (some experimentation from time to time with other daws is good). Don't switch if it lacks some small feature and you don't yet really need, as the key is to learn how to process audio and not how to just work with the software, and all of them are capable of doing that. Switching at a later point in your journey after you know all the fundamentals is much easier, and at that point you will most likely have a very specific reason for doing so (like live performance features, or vocal pitch correction features, for example, depending on what you do most). And keep in mind that all of them are constantly being updated, and so by the time you need something, your DAW of choice will most likely have it in the future.
Just stick to what workflow you like currently, and what inspires you. Things like how it looks are also important for this, as you are more likely to create. And everyone's brain works a bit different so what someone likes may not click with another person.
Ableton is an amazing DAW, and works for so many people (for example Skrillex), and is never going to be a limitation at all. Just take the time to learn each of its devices one at a time slowly over time, and its workflow, and you will be fine. If you aren't satisfied after putting in a decent amount of time, try another one. You will never be satisfied 100% with any of them, as each has its strengths and weaknesses, and if you always switch, you will just keep endlessly switching and not make any progress.
lol fl studio is the easiest daw to learn, i learned most of it without a manual , albeton i heard is the best daw for live sets@@anupjsebastian