Solving EVERY Music Producer's Nightmare (IT'S EASY)
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- Опубликовано: 29 янв 2024
- Listening to your 8 bar loops over and over again won't get you nowhere, no matter how cool they are... 🤷♂️
Those are 3 common mistakes I've made. Getting rid of them helps a lot to expand your loop into a full beat or track.
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Hi, I think that problem with unfinished tracks is really huge, can you maybe do video with techniques like: work faster when you are writing songs. don't listen your track a lot when you are make starting demo to don't get bored of it.. that's all what I know. Maybe you can give some mixing techniques and arrangement tips that will improve our work)
I get you! I promise to make a video about some mixing techniques! Speaking of not getting bored of the demo track, in general the tips from this video should help. Maybe just try to go as fast with spreading out the arrangement by copying, using alternative instruments or making variations. Then, just leave it as it is, take a break and get back to the project. Many times I got more ideas to finish a song like that instead of sticking to 8 bar loop and adding more and more to it
@@Zdrewe yeah, thanks for this advice!) I'm usually making 8-16 bars and trying to put the instrument vertically and just sitting and enjoying the nice arpeggio that I made :D
Thanks, is de video already available?
Can’t wait for this channel to blow up! Nice editing man! And great tips
You missed the opportunity with “first” comment 😂 thanks a lot Danny!
That's actually seems like a efficient way to make a full track. I'll try it.
I like the editing, it's like on IG, it has the same vibe i feel, but you actually have a little more time to show more. It's for the better I think. And I like this humor.
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Glad to see you here as well and that’s for the feedback 🙏 for the editing part - call me lazy but I just remade a whole template to 16:9 and for the humor, well I feel more comfortable here with video lengths as well as showing more personality 😂
Me taking notes✍🏻🧐
Don’t get it, you always come with arranged beats… is there something we don’t know about??
@@Zdrewe well I did start making some tracks aside from trap beats,plus “in life we should always be a learner” 😉
Good teacher..awesome video..
Thank you! 🙏
Thanks for this bro, really appreciate it , helps a real lot
Awesome bro
Glad you like it 🙏
I liked the pacing for this, perfect for my ADD lol. I’ll be looking forward to seeing more videos! On a side note, I’m digging the glasses! I have octagonal frames but I like how yours are rounded at the bottom. Mind me asking where you got them??
Thanks for engaging and I’m glad you like the vid! 🙏 fun fact, those are only blue light filter ones, I don’t need any correction (yet). I got them from vision express and I believe they’re called iblue 😉
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Thanks for watching man! Loving your videos 🔥
Zdrewe you are killing it. Keep on rocking!
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Nice video! How did you chop the bass notes up so fast in the midi? Is there a keyboard shortcut for that?
Thanks 🙏 it’s a new shortcut from Live 12 - cmd+E chops notes to the grid. Simple but game changer 😅
What was that Ableton “magic trick”?!! I haven’t seen that one before! Please tell me
It’s a new shortcut from Live 12. Cmd (or ctrl) + E slices midi notes to the grid
what are your thoughts about recreating other people song in order to improve your skills? is it good way?
Definitely! I actually mentioned it in one of my previous videos. If we speak about recreating arrangements it’s totally ok to use them in your own songs. Speaking of recreating sounds or melodies - that’s a great way to improve sound design or writing but I would save tracks like those for myself as an exercise. There’s a great episode with Disclosure on Tape Notes Podcast where they also mention it as a great way to improve. Thanks for a comment btw 🙏
@@Zdrewe thanks man ❤️ I'll listen that podcast.
3:43 what was this command to make them into 1/8 notes (or 1/16ths?)
The “magic trick” you used. Is this Ableton 12 possibly?
I just looked up a video on Ableton 12 and saw the step generator being used on MIDI. Sick! I need this update now 😮
Yeah you guessed (and checked it 😂) need to make a video about live 12. Btw just wait till M4L devices for midi generation will start to arrive 😎