According with the final tip, I always add multiple layers of ambience to my tracks. Things like rain, VHS buzz, birds chirping, waves etc. It's so simple and subtle but it makes it sound like a soundscape over a mere collection of audio tracks. Great video as always mate
He really is. My favorite is that he uses songs I know from artists I admire that other people like and we get to learn all their little tricks then I get to apply them to my songs and my production is so much better. Alex Rome is straight up the GOAT for any new producer.
I've been making music on and off since high school but it was always a hobby for me. I always wanted a career in music but kinda gave up because while I could make a song, I rarely knew what I was actually doing. There's thousands of tutorials out there but very few actually dive into the "why" essentially making the info irrelevant to any newcomers. It's channels like yours that made me fall in love with making music again. Thank you for everything you do for the community man.
You know, dude... if I tried to find less than perfect video of yours, it would take me so much time that I would probably be old and dead before that🙂 You are a rock star - just amazing!!! Keep it up, bro. RESEPECT!
My god I wish I would have had this video years ago. I always just produced the raw idea but never really knew about anything you taught in this video. never understood how others could consistently make their songs sound so rich and lively. Layers change everything
Your enthusiasm is so contagious in all of your videos! And all of your techniques are so well explained. These bite sized techniques are all useable and memorable, which helps me feel like I can make use of them myself too. Simple and effective doesn't mean they aren't powerful or useful. Other software I use for art calls these kind of things "atomic" because they can be combined to make something greater than themselves. This video feels like 7 more atomic techniques to utilize. Thank you again for sharing!!
I appreciate your expertise .. every foreseeable problem I saw you addressed them directly, I appreciate showing producers a little of the engineering side too
Fantastic channel. Your videos have given me a way back into music, so exciting! I'm going to check out your courses as your teaching style really suits me. Thank you!
Great video, thanks man. I have used many of these techniques in the past simply because it made sense, but you have explained and put it all into words nicely. I never knew they were distinct techniques, or even had names... Also, you had two songs in this entire video both with female vocals (time stamps below). Will they be released?? Please provide a link to them for my Spotify, if so. - This one here at 4:36 - And this one at 14:07
Highlight the sound(s) and then press Ctrl+alt+C after adding effects, will consolidate the sound with effects on it as long as they are enabled. then you can cut as needed.
For when my beat lackin in the low area but i dont wanna add more sounds, what i do is: duplicate the beat, half time it to a complementary rhythm, narrow it down with the eq to a good range, and do some spectral imaging to make it fit where the “thickness” is missing. If its done right to a track it’s like u have a new song
Really good on midi but you should please explain to novices that your using a as software instrument track, like my nephew he's just starting and he explained about the missing parts of videos that leave him stumped. Still a great video...👍🏼
in technique 5, why dont you show us the audio effects added to the serum? Clearly a new preset with unison and filter change does not sound the same at all. This is misleading :(
According with the final tip, I always add multiple layers of ambience to my tracks. Things like rain, VHS buzz, birds chirping, waves etc. It's so simple and subtle but it makes it sound like a soundscape over a mere collection of audio tracks. Great video as always mate
You're truly one of the best producing tutorial channels on RUclips.
He really is. My favorite is that he uses songs I know from artists I admire that other people like and we get to learn all their little tricks then I get to apply them to my songs and my production is so much better. Alex Rome is straight up the GOAT for any new producer.
Amen
Yes he is for sure
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I've been making music on and off since high school but it was always a hobby for me. I always wanted a career in music but kinda gave up because while I could make a song, I rarely knew what I was actually doing. There's thousands of tutorials out there but very few actually dive into the "why" essentially making the info irrelevant to any newcomers. It's channels like yours that made me fall in love with making music again. Thank you for everything you do for the community man.
You know, dude... if I tried to find less than perfect video of yours, it would take me so much time that I would probably be old and dead before that🙂 You are a rock star - just amazing!!! Keep it up, bro. RESEPECT!
My god I wish I would have had this video years ago. I always just produced the raw idea but never really knew about anything you taught in this video. never understood how others could consistently make their songs sound so rich and lively. Layers change everything
Only just discovered your channel, but really enjoying what I'm seeing so far!
Great video Alex! im always happy to see you upload!
Thanks for stopping by my guy!
14:20 that was awesome!
Very nice to see how excited you get about music and creating /producing music. Thanks for the content.
Your enthusiasm is so contagious in all of your videos! And all of your techniques are so well explained. These bite sized techniques are all useable and memorable, which helps me feel like I can make use of them myself too. Simple and effective doesn't mean they aren't powerful or useful. Other software I use for art calls these kind of things "atomic" because they can be combined to make something greater than themselves. This video feels like 7 more atomic techniques to utilize. Thank you again for sharing!!
The veldt... this is a pure masterclass song, such purity, depth, sadness, joy, reality in this track... one of my fav 🤩
Sylenth 1 I used to dream about owning and now I do. It's awesome
What do you like the most about it?
@manpreetpurewal3860 I love the sounds that comes with it
Is it free
@shevystudio no but if you know where to look then yes
I appreciate your expertise .. every foreseeable problem I saw you addressed them directly, I appreciate showing producers a little of the engineering side too
This was such great information, found this at the perfect time as well. Thanks for sharing this!
Your tutorial are straight to the point and easy to comprehend# Dope.
Straight praxis as always
Fantastic channel. Your videos have given me a way back into music, so exciting! I'm going to check out your courses as your teaching style really suits me. Thank you!
Your videos are always full of value but this one takes the cake recently. Lots of new ideas for my new tracks! Thanks Alex.
Your tutorials are amazing! And I am so glad that you use logic :-) thank you!
Great video, thanks man.
I have used many of these techniques in the past simply because it made sense, but you have explained and put it all into words nicely. I never knew they were distinct techniques, or even had names... Also, you had two songs in this entire video both with female vocals (time stamps below). Will they be released?? Please provide a link to them for my Spotify, if so.
- This one here at 4:36
- And this one at 14:07
Dude you have such great energy, makes me want to try to get back into producing again since i got discouraged and fell out of it
I alway learn something that I would not have thought of before , like filtering in a wide layer ! Good wprk man
This is one of the best videos ive seen about music production techniques. Awesome!. Thanks for sharing, looking forward to your next video ;)
Your content is always concise, practical, and useful for all genres :)
You inspire me brother! 🌞
As always bro
You inspire my brother!
thanks, this session is more worth than gold ✌
So much knowledge,
Thanks bro
Am stealing the Avicii patterns
You the best Broe, thank you for all the help Sir
5:35 - Or, record the b-line onto two tracks and then shift one of them by 1-5 ticks and add reverb.
Crazy useful, will be using these
Your skills are impressive, dude!! Thank you for sharing them!
Always Enjoy watching your videos Alex 🙏🏼
FL Studio users - use the consolidate feature or put Edison on your mixer after the delay/ reverb and record the sound in and drag in to project
Highlight the sound(s) and then press Ctrl+alt+C after adding effects, will consolidate the sound with effects on it as long as they are enabled. then you can cut as needed.
God bless you, sir, I have learned so much from you through your channel.
🔥🔥🔥 Thanks a lot for the gems
you are doing a good job buddy ! Love from India
I love your energy and your skill and ability
14:09 + 16:33 → FIREEE 🔥 !!!
I like how you really enjoy this videos
A solid tutorial with excellent examples. Well done, beeyotch!
Superb Alex 👌 can i ask where would be the best place to get vocals 👍 vocals you ha exare fire 🔥
Great stuff man, thank you!
For when my beat lackin in the low area but i dont wanna add more sounds, what i do is:
duplicate the beat, half time it to a complementary rhythm, narrow it down with the eq to a good range, and do some spectral imaging to make it fit where the “thickness” is missing.
If its done right to a track it’s like u have a new song
This video is pure gold
Always inspirational! Thank you sir!
Best Music Prod Channel❤
ur the best man always great vids, love from Australia
okay this deserves a sub frl frl
Another great tutorial! Been watching you for years and I’m wondering if can listen to any of your music somewhere? I love your sound. 😊❤
Your so good at teaching! :)
I'm always bouncing back stuff with heavy reverb. Just continuing to resample it can be interesting ear candy
Love the WIDE BASS part :o !!!
Ty for video, you Is grate in saund design 🔥
Bass gives it body. 🌵
Just amazing!
Quality @4.10.. love it
Excellent video!
bro you're the best
Great video. Good stuff
Thank you, awesome video.
My favorite part of making music is to add ear candy to my tracks. Its magical.
really dope video! also are you related to coyote peterson? yall have the same voice and look the same. coyote is that you?
Alex you rock.
Brilliant. Thanks Alex ❤❤❤
Uh...yeah...by FAR this is the best technique: 14:45 Technique 7 - hidden rhythm layers
Noice stuff bro!!
another great tutorial video Alex, btw, do you use paulstretch plus sometimes to make drones?
if so, how do you use them? cheers mate
What piano plugin is at 7:22?
Thank you ❤
You have the same voice as Matt Garstka, best drummer in the world
Wassup Rome it's been awhile blessing
Great video. Tnx!
😂😂😂if you are in fl studio figure it out on your own
Pretty much.
Lucky I figured it out long before he made this video 😅
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Yoooooo who let this man cook
Hey, thanks 🙏
You are one of the best... !!!
Where are you taking acapella from?
hmmm interesting ! thank you !
Really good on midi but you should please explain to novices that your using a as software instrument track, like my nephew he's just starting and he explained about the missing parts of videos that leave him stumped. Still a great video...👍🏼
u the best producer out there!
Super 💯
Cool ideas...
Sick🔥
Ace! ❤
bro I need that second track
awesome
CTRL + ALT + C for fl at 13:20😭
Am in the studio rn had to pause my producto watch this vital info. Thanks❤❤❤
What daw is that?
Logic Pro I believe my friend
Gold
ty!
Nice
Just 👍
very useful techniques that I will be utilizing in my work thanks!
great
you need 33% shirts bro which will make us drip 33% more.
13:30 it’s basically already done in FL lmao
in technique 5, why dont you show us the audio effects added to the serum? Clearly a new preset with unison and filter change does not sound the same at all. This is misleading :(
13:20 😂
❤️👍