as a producer, the most important thing is to throw ALL your ideas down! You can always adjust it and its gonna sound horrible at first but you learn so much from it and it gives you a wider range of possibilites that you can make use of!
Been getting into producing RnB lately. Love this content as it helps me to get inspired and make the tracks more interesting and closer to a finished product. If you don’t mind me asking, could you get more in depth on the chord cutting technique you used? I didn’t quite understand your process but it sounds fire. Thanks again for the amazing content.
FL studio is a very popular one, but it does cost money for the full version. Waveform 13 is the one I use, which is free. If you only have mobile, unfortunately bandlab is your best bet, but that's kinda hard to use. If you want tools on the apps you have (on computer) you may need or want VSTs and plugins like for certain keyboards or synths, and for drum kits and other percussive sounds (which you can also download loops and samples for that)
this is a great tutorial I don't make rnb beats like that I wouldn't copy the chords I do have a method to make unlimited different chords my self it was the bpms I needed the most 🔥this was nice bro🌊
Ok RUclips, gimme a hand here. I'm not the sharpest tool in the box and I don't have any equipment other than a decent desktop and I'd love to get my creative side out by making music but I have no idea where to even start. Any ideas? Like I'd like to mix my own beats, maybe even attempt to make my own song with lyrics I already have but I have no idea where to start? I don't know how to use these systems like he is but I want to learn.
Step 1. Find a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) Step 2. Find a genre you want to work on Step 3. Make the genre. Little bit deeper... Watch the experts. Watching 1 expert instead of 50 amateurs will result in more progress.
hey guy when did you start making music? why does you tube market infringement and that is a trend for media. i was just reviewing you channel for you work. its great really. but as a artist to see a collective of individuals, selling my brand isn't awesome. first is was cool before the light blub people came around, and prove the industry is about that non traditional artist life. do you have famous people on you team cause i been studying their music before i started making my own. but they don't be writing shyt, ai . they don't really make tracks the decorate and hard working artist are unalive homeless, or lost in the mind. i dont believe they market things they use just market. but to wrap this up i have nothing against artists or clones, but i had a different perspective of the music industry and my experiences and it want any of the above. i stopped listening to mainstream back in 2008. its hard to make money, im pretty much 5 years behind and everyone is popping up with arcade and ripped off my data base. that took 10 years to develop. they think we friends and enemies im not paying no mind to people that like to focus on people quo Nobodies. but it made me really re assess my value. pretty much if it swings i already enjoyed it . thanks for you instructions. what do you think about my comment . cause that just what it is and people just have good taste. hg won
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as a producer, the most important thing is to throw ALL your ideas down! You can always adjust it and its gonna sound horrible at first but you learn so much from it and it gives you a wider range of possibilites that you can make use of!
i appreciate this thank you
DRUMS...This is where alot of you are gonna be like im good but your not good . im coming to this video specifically for the drum part lmaooooo
Not hating but the drums were too generic, not authentic R&B Soul vibe.
Drums can make or break a track.
same
this is so funny, i was literally looking for a video like this yesterday 😂
good timing haha
same 😭
Thats fire 🔥
im gonna start Frankensteining my chords now ...thanks lol
Thanks I was struggling making something like this and your video definitely made me realize I was over thinking it
Been getting into producing RnB lately. Love this content as it helps me to get inspired and make the tracks more interesting and closer to a finished product. If you don’t mind me asking, could you get more in depth on the chord cutting technique you used? I didn’t quite understand your process but it sounds fire. Thanks again for the amazing content.
that beat amazing bro damn good
❤️🔥‼️‼️‼️thanks a lot brother
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thank you for getting straight to the point!!!!!!
Very nice vibe man, dope feel 🔥
Goated my dawg!
Aye hope you've been well bro 🙏
thanks for that shit about splitting by channel and chopping it up ima definitely try that method
thx bro🔥this fye
Thanks for checking it out
thank you so much! this was superrr helpful!! (I was taking notes and everything lol)
Super dope video brother appreciate the gems 💎 per usual! 🤙🏼
Appreciate you bro
can you recommend me tools and programs or apps to make the beats? im super super new to this but would love to learn
FL studio is a very popular one, but it does cost money for the full version. Waveform 13 is the one I use, which is free. If you only have mobile, unfortunately bandlab is your best bet, but that's kinda hard to use. If you want tools on the apps you have (on computer) you may need or want VSTs and plugins like for certain keyboards or synths, and for drum kits and other percussive sounds (which you can also download loops and samples for that)
I could hear Sza singing this!!
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Yoooooo what's this beat playing in the background around 6:00? Is there a breakdown of this one?
Love his vibes 😂
FIRE TIPS TODAY BRO🪄
👀looking forward to hear what you make with them bro
How do you make the sounds in your kits in order to resell them or use them without like.. copyright or sync issues?
Its not letting me split by channel say i must have two channels that have data
you dont use risers and fxs and allat?
Not that often tbh - can be great to add though
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Wonderful video
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this is a great tutorial I don't make rnb beats like that I wouldn't copy the chords I do have a method to make unlimited different chords my self it was the bpms I needed the most 🔥this was nice bro🌊
What’s the vst/sound used for the chords
All sounds from my bank lost again - details in bio. It’s a bank I made for analog lab. Sounds also come as one shots if you don’t have analog lab.
what vst's give that rnb feel
Analogue Labs 5, Hybrid Keys Kontakt, Vintage, Spitfire Labs… they’re all free ;)
ty very helpfull, constructive tip: crank up your contrast on your video footage! ty for the tutorial
evil LLB cooking that heat
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what instrument is the first one he used?
Rhodes
How can we find that bass?🔥
It’s from my Bank Soular. Can find on my website 🙏🏽
my frackensteined melodies always suck tho😂
Ok RUclips, gimme a hand here. I'm not the sharpest tool in the box and I don't have any equipment other than a decent desktop and I'd love to get my creative side out by making music but I have no idea where to even start. Any ideas? Like I'd like to mix my own beats, maybe even attempt to make my own song with lyrics I already have but I have no idea where to start? I don't know how to use these systems like he is but I want to learn.
Step 1. Find a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation)
Step 2. Find a genre you want to work on
Step 3. Make the genre.
Little bit deeper...
Watch the experts. Watching 1 expert instead of 50 amateurs will result in more progress.
Laughing in rnb😂😂😂😂
bro lowkey looks like stephen curry
Bro more like a small white Kat😂
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thanks for savingmy ass
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valorant accent
lol……Childs play…..
hey guy when did you start making music? why does you tube market infringement and that is a trend for media. i was just reviewing you channel for you work. its great really. but as a artist to see a collective of individuals, selling my brand isn't awesome. first is was cool before the light blub people came around, and prove the industry is about that non traditional artist life. do you have famous people on you team cause i been studying their music before i started making my own.
but they don't be writing shyt, ai . they don't really make tracks the decorate and hard working artist are unalive homeless, or lost in the mind. i dont believe they market things they use just market.
but to wrap this up i have nothing against artists or clones, but i had a different perspective of the music industry and my experiences and it want any of the above. i stopped listening to mainstream back in 2008.
its hard to make money, im pretty much 5 years behind and everyone is popping up with arcade and ripped off my data base. that took 10 years to develop. they think we friends and enemies im not paying no mind to people that like to focus on people quo Nobodies. but it made me really re assess my value.
pretty much if it swings i already enjoyed it . thanks for you instructions.
what do you think about my comment . cause that just what it is and people just have good taste. hg won
You the goat 🫡- watch how I work
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