How To Make House Track In 10 Steps • Full Song From Start To Finish
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
- In this video, I show how to make a House (Deep House) track in 10 steps.
This step-by-step guide will help you to overcome creative blocks, finish a song from start to finish and create an awesome house track! I'll show how to create the beat, what instruments to use, how to create bass/synth lines, talk about typical arrangements for House tracks and add lifts, drops, fills & ear candy!
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:28 Challenge Outline
02:07 Preparing the Session (Tracks, Bpm etc.)
02:51 Step 1: Vocals (Using Samples)
05:42 Step 2: Hi-Hats (Dram Rack & Groove Pool)
08:54 Step 3: Drums
10:20 Step 4: Synthesizer (Wavetable)
13:12 Step 5: Piano Chords (Using MIDI FX)
15:58 Step 6: Bass
16:52 Step 7: House Track Arrangement
20:54 Step 8: Audio Effects For Vocals, Return Tracks, Synths etc.
23:13 Step 9: Transitions, Movement, Lifts & Swells
25:46 Step 10: Drum Fills & Ear Candy
28:39 Final Track, Reflection & Patreon Shoutouts
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@cmegroup23 of course she's a poser, that's what makes her great you nobody.
@cmegroup23 Thanks 🥰
I've discovered something of a similar workflow idea recently.
For the past few weeks I've set myself the goal of producing a track in about an hour each time, from start to finish. One of the liberating things of the time constraint, as you suggest yourself, is that whether the end result is good doesn't matter all that much, more that you repeatedly go through the process.
By repeatedly going through the process, much like an instrumentalist practises their instrument, you refine your workflow, add new features to techniques at bit at a time, and regularly revising stuff learned earlier.
If necessary (and with an hour constraint it is often necessary), 'cheat' as much as necessary (though I always aim to be honest about what is original and what is not).
My first couple of weeks I was just playing with trance construction kits, with zero originality, with the aim of practising basic arrangement and learning what goes where. The overall philosophy is then to focus on improving one particular 5% of the overall workflow, and basically cheating and using shortcuts for everything else.
Gradually the hope is to then wean oneself off of the 'cheats and shortcuts'. Going from other peoples loops to my own, from other people's presets to mine, doing more and more of my own creative manipulation, and so on.
But, importantly, always doing things in the context of making a track, with a defined time limit and a rough idea of the endpoint.
I like your channel by the way.
Yes I do think it’s alot about practise but also about just sometimes focusing what you know and not what you don’t alreadt know. Finding peice in creativity and having fun with the tools.. without the focus on ”right or wrong” 🙌🔥
Right off this video is interesting for many ways. Most for me is the insight to how you're doing this as a self challenge. Also liked watching where the inspiration began and where you felt the next steps were and explained why. Great content!
Thanks so much! This feedback means so much to me ❤️☺️
Love it !
another great video. looking forward to trying it out with the hints and tips. Enjoying the track as well. :)
Glad to hear! ☺️ and thanks!
wow, this is amazing, I can feel you!
Love this! It’s a proper earworm! 👂🏻 🎶
Sing sing sing it! ❤️❤️🙌💃🕺
Awesome work LNA 😌🤘
Thanks so much!!! 🥰
Kiitos for a great video yet again! 🙏 The timing was perfect: I have a free week ahead, so I decided to challenge myself and make a new song. (Now it's out there, so I'll have to do it. 😆)
Amazing perfect!
Hi Liina, Thank You for putting this great tutorial up on your channel. I will be trying to create my first track via this method. It has inspired me to stop procrastinating, and get down to actually making some music.
Amazing! Have fun creating!
A lot to like about your track. The arpeggiated sound in your intro creates a great vibe, nice chords too & when it comes back in. Like the lyrics too
Thanks! Yes I like too ☺️
Thank you you're a blessing
It is really helpfull and deal with the exact feeling I have sometimes. Especially when you cannot sing by yourself, you try to start in another frustrated way. Thx for this point of view.
Glad to share! I know we all struggle with creative confidence sometimes!
🙌 loved it!
Yay awesome!
amazing, thank you
Groovy! 💃 🕺
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Nice… I like the quick work flow for a quick foundation/base of a track.
Yess glad you liked it!
Good stuff
You're just brilliant 👍🏻
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Amazing. Love these deep house mood, very 90s ❤
Yes bit of a 90’s vibe right?! 🙌🙌🙌
@@LNADoesAudioStuff Sure! I ❤️ it 🕺🏻
Nice work, to say you did this in around 2.5 hours you have a good foundation to work from.Personally in ultra rare cases if i am lucky and get a track sequenced in say around 3 hours, it still needs mixing and mastering.
As for knowing when a song is finished? i suppose its raising the bar to your own expectations & abilities of what you would consider worth listening to, but also having the ability to be your own worse critic. When that is satisfied then it's kind of finished. Anyway good work. all the best. 👍
Wow what a vid!!! you've help me more in this video than my 5 years of music production in college.😂 started to resize less is more with house music cheers
Aw amazing! So glad to hear! 🙌☺️
Really enjoyed it. Sorry that you got Covid. Get well soon!
Thanks! Already feeling a lot better thank you! ☺️
Thats good news..
Thanks so much
My pleasuire!
Cool legend has it that house was made when you had a 4X4 beat with the high hat reversed on the 4th beat. ala Bird in a gilded cage '88 Trax records.
Much good content, appreciate!
i think about starting video, you show me why people don't have glasses on TV, light reflection is distracting. at least i have black frames...
Yes unfortunate cool classes🤷🏼 gald you liked the video!
Absolute classic💢💢
Thanks ☺️
Your content is so great for a beginner producer. Such a helpful video. Followed it from start to.. "Finnish". .... Ill see myself out..
Hahh thanks! ☺️🇫🇮
After watching this vid, I went back and removed half of the jokers in my "Favs" and "Watch Later" list. I'm no spring chicken when it comes to watching RUclips music production tutorials, so when I heard you mention "turn your choke on in the hi-hats", that locked me into your channel for #LIFE. Consider me a "lifer" LNA. 😎 Cant wait to check out your other vids.
Thanks Jason! welcome to the channel and glad you like the videos!
Thanks!
My pleasuire ☺️
@@LNADoesAudioStuff Heading over to your Patreon now. ;-)
You’re an awesome 😎 RUclips channel.
Moro Tampereelta Liina! Thanks for all your great videos! I have hardly ever used Session view so I got a bit lost at 17:02 when you said you arranged the track there and then recorded it to Arrangement view. :-) Do you have a video where you explain how to do this?
Hey! Thanks for the video, super useful. Unsure if I might of missed it but what software are you using throughout to create the track?
To be honest, the track is not my cup of tea. And personally, I prefer playing the stuff myself into Ableton. But I honor the fact that it was a challenge.
Since I've switched from BandLab Studio to Ableton in May, I've created a whole bunch of tracks. In the backflip I would say, some of them should better have been unreleased on SoundCloud. And some of them will stay unreleased. Due to this I can totally agree to the thought to get things done. Because well, you may filter an idea to your next brilliant track out of those stuff you don't like.
Btw, I like your way of presenting your content. Thumbs up, keep going!
Took you 2.5h to make this track, it could take me about 2.5years. omg!
Love it, wish you would have spent a little more time explaining the analog synth tho
Great videos learning so much. 👌 I do have a question about equipment are you using Mac or PC? Thanks best wishes John
Thank you! Glad you liked it! I work with Mac :)
@@LNADoesAudioStuff thanks so much Mac here I come ..
Hi LNA....Cool Video! Where can i get those grooove templates? Is it just a nice gimmick of Ableton or where can i get this cool stuff :) Cheers
Get well soon!
Thank you! Already feeling much better!
I like the goofy way that you teach...
Thanks! Just being myself 😜
What software are you using. Iam completely green regarding this but I will catch on quickly
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Does segue count on a studio album 💿 LNA why does it transfer to one’s song to another and also my cousin Stephanie boyfriend Danny Crooke said if you skip ⏭ a track like sanctify or deeper you won’t be able to find out where segue happens aka continue without a pause happend so my question is do I have to listen 👂 to the whole entire track from start to end to know when will the segue happens and also why is segue is a artistic choice and also why does it furthers the story on a while album 💿 like feeder polythene and foo fighters there is nothing left to lose and also does segue count on a studio album 💿 when song structure aka the arrangement and also the song writing ✍️ aka male story while listening 👂 to a recording studio album 💿?
Hey :) I wasn't able to find wavetable on my Abelton, is it something that comes with the DAW or do I have to DL it?
It cames with Suite version ☺️
@@LNADoesAudioStuff Oh man I don t have that one......in this case, F major stands for.......wait for it........wait for it......
@@LNADoesAudioStuff Major fail! :D LOLOLOLOLOLOL :D
This video was great, but it only seemed to focus only on Ableton Live. And it was super fast for beginners.
Thanks, yes it's the way I produce to show most authentic workflow. :)
@@LNADoesAudioStuff too fast for me
what did you pressed when you pressed that ?😀
to apply the groove
Hi where are you
just listened to the final result and... absolutely beginner track with no mixing , no automation, poor fx etc . put that track into a dancefloor and see how everyone goes to a bar. as a first track it is maybe ok
lol
I got a lot of respect for you. I learn a huge amount here.
But your stuff doesn‘t groove.
It kills me. If you only knew groove a little. Look into it and your stuff will fly for sure.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Negging
You are toooo fast.