A lot of new producers ask the question of how to go about making
"better beats." so here's 6 simple tips that might help you make some
better beats.
If you’re starting off making beats – or
any other type of music – and you’re just a little like what I once
was, you’re probably thinking that you need the latest Korg Pa4X and the
best pair of KRK Rokits in the market, to start making dope beats. But
of course you’ve already read or heard somewhere (everywhere, come on)
that this isn’t true. Let’s talk about it.
Let’s start it off ...
Oddly enough, there's not much about fine tuning music samples on the
internet, so I decided to share how I go about fine tuning samples in Fl
Studio. This should apply to all other DAWs, since they should all have
a fine tuning option.
First, you have to figure out if the sample is actually out of tune and
obviously you have to add other sounds to hear that. I suggest to start
with a p...
Today, I'm going to share a cool different way to do slides and tricks
with your sub bass. First things first, you need to load up a bass
sample and set it up so that you have complete control over the sample.
You can do this by slightly moving the CRF knob so that it uses loop
points, or you can go into the INS tab and set the envelope to do the
same thing.
Ok, now you want t...
A lot of times I hear solid beats made by producers, but after 30
seconds the beat fails to keep me interested enough to listen to it for
any longer. So, today I'm going to share 5 tips that have helped me
maintain relatively interesting beats.
1. Change those drums. This is probably the simplest tip on this
list, but it's one of the most overlooked when making a beat. Repeating
th...
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