1:40 Can someone please explain this part? Ive seen it on other videos but because I dont know music theory i dont understand it. Why is that one the 6th and the other one the 5th etc.
Igu bro. In any major or minor western scale there are generally 7 notes. We use these numbers to communicate which note in the scale we are referring to. for example, in the C Major scale, the 1 would be C, the 2 would be D, the 3 would be E, so on and so forth. Hope this helped!
This video had a lot of information but i do have one question. Is it possible to fit vocal chops in pluggnb samples and how would i go about doing that?
Producing is an art cuzzo 💯 not trying to be or sound rude but you gotta sit and figure out YOUR sound bro. Freestyle with it until you get it don’t always look for someone else as a short cut. The journey is what makes it fantastic if you knew what was at the end it takes away the special value of it 💔🧸 keep going twin 🦇
Def one of my most information heavy tutorials yet, so drop any questions you have down below!👇
Also ignore the name of the project😳
Best plugg chord breakdown I’ve seen on youtube
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ty my guy!!
Great tutorial :D! I especially love the way you explained the theory behind it. I learnt a lot from this! Keep up the great job man!
Thank you I’m very glad you were able to learn something! Ty for the support🫶
very in-depth, appreciate you fam! keep it up
Ofc bro ty!
Bro this is crazy, awesome work!
Ty bro!
dude this video was insane, it was literally what was missing on my pluggnb beats, thanks a lot for this complete class you gave for free
Ofc bro im glad i was able to help🫡
made my best plug melody with this vid thanks bru
Thank you so much for this VIDEO
Nice one !
very useful information .
thanks4 tutorial!
i wish i can listen to the full beat
1:40 Can someone please explain this part? Ive seen it on other videos but because I dont know music theory i dont understand it. Why is that one the 6th and the other one the 5th etc.
Igu bro. In any major or minor western scale there are generally 7 notes. We use these numbers to communicate which note in the scale we are referring to. for example, in the C Major scale, the 1 would be C, the 2 would be D, the 3 would be E, so on and so forth. Hope this helped!
This video had a lot of information but i do have one question. Is it possible to fit vocal chops in pluggnb samples and how would i go about doing that?
Producing is an art cuzzo 💯 not trying to be or sound rude but you gotta sit and figure out YOUR sound bro. Freestyle with it until you get it don’t always look for someone else as a short cut. The journey is what makes it fantastic if you knew what was at the end it takes away the special value of it 💔🧸 keep going twin 🦇
great vid my guy