Just to give your viewers a wee bit of help, when you see 2 or more(typically 3) notes stacked vertically(on top of each other), these are chords, when you see 2 or more chords, this is a chord progression. A chord progression creates the harmony of the song. Below the harmony is the bass line. Above the harmony is the melody, which is a series of notes displayed in a horizontal fashion. Harmony-verticle Melody-horizontal. Hope this helps some of you. 99.9% songs have this structure, bassline, harmony, melody.
Making the "Counter melody" has always been the hardest thing for me. This helps a lot. Many tutorials out there just have the person throwing notes down and not really explaining outside of "because it sounds good." You showing your thought process helps a lot.
Awesome bro, I’m glad I can help out in that way 💯 I feel like a lot of people just know what they’re doing so they expect other people to know as well, but they don’t really teach it very well
THANK YOU!!! Thank you so so much for explaining this very clearly. I've search EVERYWHERE but this tutorial is the bestttttttt. I'm so thankful for stumbling across your vids man. You helped me so much on my journey as a beginner
Thx, Ive been playing round with lmms making my own little tunes, and am always looking for ways to improve. i didnt know I could mess with the velocity of notes individually! Thats awesome!
I didn't know Scale Hightlighting until now. I used to search on google the scale of the note I wanted and plotted it down using 1/8 notes. This is so useful.
So this is the third video of yours I experienced. Thank you. Some advice from a guy who did a lot of training to other people: Talk more (much more) slowly (i nearly turn blue at some points quite during this video) You won't die underways :) It will do your already informative vids some real good.
Good Video! a little thing i want to advise to begginers is, to not be afraid to break the rules. yes this guide is cool and all but sometimes from breaking the rules you get more interesting sounds.
This video helped me sooooo mutch!!!!! Thank you for this amazing tutorial!! It is so satisfying to learn new things when they are explained so easy and fun!!
I find myself always stuck after those steps. I don't know how to lead a song into that melody and chord progression, how to keep the song interesting and not too repetetive, how to end the song, how to make instruments sounds good. Everytime I would write a simple song on a guitar I'd struggle with developing it further, I'd find an interesting chord progression and melody but wouldnt know where to go from there, "should the song have a bridge section" or "should it also have a pre-chorus section". Do you plan it all out ahead or you kinda "send it" and shape the song as you make it? Btw, I found your channel yesterday and there's a ton of helpful material over here so huuge thank you for that!
Thank U so much dude! I've been wanting to practice making beats but I was always thinking " too hard, I can't do it" but U have helped me a LOT to get started! Keep it up!
Like everyone else, I'm surprised you don't have more subs. I'm learning how to make better music for games I make and your videos seem a great fit for the way I like to learn things. Very clear and helpful video. I've subbed.
Something I don't notice right off the bass that you're not talking about volume control. Using volume control allows you to have a smooth and more realistic playing with a piano. Use volume control on the piano roll. I started doing this 6 years back and it's helped me a lot with a lot of smooth transitions. Without depending on automation. Another FX nobody ever mentions is FM detuning.
This is the most toughest things for begginer producers and you explain it very simply and Beautiful ♥️ Hatts off you man🔥🙌🏼 This will really help me in my next lmms project melodies 🤗☺️ Give me a high-five brother 🙌🏼 and one more thing, LMMS is the best🔥♥️🤪
This helped me alot. Great vid as always. I have a question though. Im having trouble with making record scratches. If you happen to have used some record scratches before, please teach me if it is not too complicated.
19:32 Kind of nice effect when I think deeper about it, but my mind just cringe at the effect (earlier) because I've thought it was a miss click 🤣 Like: "Hey!" becomes "jHey!" *lol*
Sampling in LMMS is a little annoying, but once you figure it out, it isn't that hard. In your rack, you press the little "Add sample" button, and highlight a spot with the empty sample, then with your file thingy on the left you find your sample, then you hold CTRL and drag it on to the sample deal on the rack. It makes the sample for you the right size and same key and stuff. You still have to adjust it to the key of your song or whatever, but yeah. It's a little annoying compared to other programs, but you can get used to it.
I recreated the exact piano melody in this video on LMMS just to test it out, and I don't exactly know why or how to explain it, but for some reason the notes seem to be sort of "louder" or "harsher", and the audio of the notes themselves seemed to be too "short" no matter how long I made the notes
greetings from lynwood il seen your sound cloud we are near one another how weird i just looked up a free daw and your channel came up instant sub from me
bro i can’t get any sound to play.. yes i have SDL selected but still nothing is happening.. when i open my song editor and put a hihat down for example the note shows up as grey where it’s normally green (not sure if that makes sense but idk how to describe it lol)
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I was curious how do you have the keys showing what note they are on the piano roll? All mine shows is the c keys Sorry if that was poorly phrased, I don't know how else to explain what I'm asking
Hi. I just want to ask why sometimes when I do the auto chord in the piano roll, it gets in the right chord and sometimes it's weird. I really do not know how to put my question into words but I hope you get me. Sometimes when I auto select the c major chord, it gets on the right note, but sometimes it does not. I guess it depends on the instrument? that's sound weird but grr (I know the chord progression but only in guitar, but yhere's a connection between piano and guitar so yeah). I hope u can help, I'm losing hope. thanks
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Just to give your viewers a wee bit of help, when you see 2 or more(typically 3) notes stacked vertically(on top of each other), these are chords, when you see 2 or more chords, this is a chord progression. A chord progression creates the harmony of the song. Below the harmony is the bass line. Above the harmony is the melody, which is a series of notes displayed in a horizontal fashion. Harmony-verticle Melody-horizontal. Hope this helps some of you. 99.9% songs have this structure, bassline, harmony, melody.
Wow, Craig...this is super helpful! Thank you for taking the time to explain.
THANK YOU!!!! Im sorry but i just cant about music theory I know its very important and I admire you all but I just wanna do fake kygo
Nope. 2 notes isn't enough for a chord 😉 Just try to guess, which chord is 2 notes: C and F?
@@evgeniysavichev3463 F5/C
Or you can just do what sounds good
Making the "Counter melody" has always been the hardest thing for me. This helps a lot. Many tutorials out there just have the person throwing notes down and not really explaining outside of "because it sounds good." You showing your thought process helps a lot.
Awesome bro, I’m glad I can help out in that way 💯 I feel like a lot of people just know what they’re doing so they expect other people to know as well, but they don’t really teach it very well
Hi I’m only 14 and you’ve helped me to make beats on LMMS you deserve more subs
Thank you bro :) I’m glad I could help 🖤
I am SIXTY and still learning :)
@@YdalirUllrsson that's great ❤️✨:)
@@generalpurpose9251 it's not lol
@@YdalirUllrsson is it a virus? cause i have a lot of memories with this laptop like from when i first played minecraft and stuff
Why do you not have 100k subs already
Maybe someday bro :)
Facts
I was thinking the same
Yeah true. He is very good
you're such a goat for making this so easy u have been a major influence in me learning and improving my beats
Thank you bro :) im glad I could help you out 🖤
You have been *"A Major"* influence
You must of have PhD in this stuff man.
You make complicated things look absolutely simple.
You're the best 💯🤍
Thank you bro :)🖤 I’m glad I can help you out
I been using LMMS for over a decade and STILL I'm learning about its features 😭 thank you, good sir 👍🏻
Me too man 😂
man this was really helpful, especially for someone like me who hasnt learnt how to play any instrument
Thank you!
I’m glad I could help :)
Dude is one of the best online tutorial channels. You’re videos are helping me make better beats. Thanks man
Your the only guy I know on TH-cam who does LMMS Tutorials.♥️
Finally the video I've been waiting for.
😈 I read your mind
@@feezo you sure did 👍👍
I didn't know of these short cuts, highlighting the key will save me so much time
THANK YOU!!! Thank you so so much for explaining this very clearly. I've search EVERYWHERE but this tutorial is the bestttttttt. I'm so thankful for stumbling across your vids man. You helped me so much on my journey as a beginner
Aye thank you bro, I’m glad I could help you out :)
Thx, Ive been playing round with lmms making my own little tunes, and am always looking for ways to improve. i didnt know I could mess with the velocity of notes individually! Thats awesome!
Everything he did seemed like magic to me, I hope I can do something like this one day
I didn't know Scale Hightlighting until now. I used to search on google the scale of the note I wanted and plotted it down using 1/8 notes. This is so useful.
I've been.looking for this kind of tutorial for lmms
Thank you
I’m glad I could help brother :) 🖤
So this is the third video of yours I experienced. Thank you. Some advice from a guy who did a lot of training to other people: Talk more (much more) slowly (i nearly turn blue at some points quite during this video) You won't die underways :) It will do your already informative vids some real good.
This is really helpful, you deserve way more views and subscribers.
Thank you bro :) I’m glad I could help
Needed this
You know I gotchu 😎
Dispite the fact that I already know how to make Melodies this was still proven to be suprisingly useful.
started making beats yesterday and you have helped me through this so much thank you
man helped me alot starting out making beats. Thanks a lot!
Glad I could help you out bro!
Good Video! a little thing i want to advise to begginers is, to not be afraid to break the rules. yes this guide is cool and all but sometimes from breaking the rules you get more interesting sounds.
After discovering the chords highlighting trick at 5:07 I feel like beethoven
Woop woop! My favorite subject - MELODIES! 😎
Same tbh 😈
Next topic - DRUM PATTERNS 😅
8o8??
Great video! Before watching this, I was not entirely sure when/if it was a good idea to change the chords around or not. Thanks a lot for the help!
This video helped me sooooo mutch!!!!!
Thank you for this amazing tutorial!!
It is so satisfying to learn new things when they are explained so easy and fun!!
Thanks dude, had a few mindblown moments with this one
this is the video i didnt know i needed, once again thank you feezo😔👍🏾
I gotchu bro 😎🖤
keep it up bro i am your fans here in the phillipines
124 likes no dislikes
Feezo power 💪💪💪
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NOOOOOOOOOOOO 11 dislike 😥 but 1k like
Thanks for this video, helps so much. :)
congrats on 10K bro!!!!
I find myself always stuck after those steps. I don't know how to lead a song into that melody and chord progression, how to keep the song interesting and not too repetetive, how to end the song, how to make instruments sounds good. Everytime I would write a simple song on a guitar I'd struggle with developing it further, I'd find an interesting chord progression and melody but wouldnt know where to go from there, "should the song have a bridge section" or "should it also have a pre-chorus section". Do you plan it all out ahead or you kinda "send it" and shape the song as you make it? Btw, I found your channel yesterday and there's a ton of helpful material over here so huuge thank you for that!
Thank U so much dude! I've been wanting to practice making beats but I was always thinking " too hard, I can't do it" but U have helped me a LOT to get started! Keep it up!
Feezo you are the greatest. thanks, so much for this.
i wish ur prod. songs may get grammy awards. currently obsessed with RLS J.Dot's changes ft. Antisocial ,u guys should do that song's music video
Thank you bro, maybe 😳
i really like how this tutorial just helps WAY MORE than those fancy ones with fl studio shit lmao
Learnt a lot as usual. Thank you!
You’re welcome :)
Ayyy good looks bro I needed this🔥
Bet you know I gotchu my boy 😈
LMAO, the "da da" technique used by felix is the best and latest one to match up the chord in ur head with lmms
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This was incredibly helpful. Thanks.
Amazing Work man ! Keep up the good work !
brooooo thats amazing thank you soooo much, new sub here
As a young producer, I thank you💯🙏
I’m glad I could help you bro 💯
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Like everyone else, I'm surprised you don't have more subs. I'm learning how to make better music for games I make and your videos seem a great fit for the way I like to learn things. Very clear and helpful video. I've subbed.
The key thing: you should hear it in your head. But in common method is pretty good for random melodies or to find some inspiration
I love the Tenn tenn Tenn part♥️
Bruh you're so good, you've help me learn how to make beats in 30 mins. Thank you!
love you feezo bro!
What a great tutorial.
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Thank you bro. It's helpful to me.👍🏻
Something I don't notice right off the bass that you're not talking about volume control. Using volume control allows you to have a smooth and more realistic playing with a piano. Use volume control on the piano roll. I started doing this 6 years back and it's helped me a lot with a lot of smooth transitions. Without depending on automation.
Another FX nobody ever mentions is FM detuning.
yo man super informative thank you!
Glad I could help :)
ur the plug
:) 🖤
Great video! Why do you use beat/bassline editor for everything though?
awesome!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge
Congrats for 7k!!🎊🎊🎉🎉🎇🎇✨✨
Thank you bro! :)
Thank you. This is very helpful. ✌️😊
Inspirational
:)
I have one question? How can we have a good piano (with a good song) like you have ? My piano on lmms is very bad and i don't find a better one
This video was extremely helpful
I didn't even know about Scale highlighting till I watched this
pretty cool approach
guys don't skip the vid its worth every minute :)
*Great my bro😱😍😍❤*
This is the most toughest things for begginer producers and you explain it very simply and Beautiful ♥️ Hatts off you man🔥🙌🏼 This will really help me in my next lmms project melodies 🤗☺️ Give me a high-five brother 🙌🏼 and one more thing, LMMS is the best🔥♥️🤪
I was a bum then I got better because of your videos !!!!
This helped me alot. Great vid as always.
I have a question though. Im having trouble with making record scratches. If you happen to have used some record scratches before, please teach me if it is not too complicated.
19:32 Kind of nice effect when I think deeper about it, but my mind just cringe at the effect (earlier) because I've thought it was a miss click 🤣
Like: "Hey!" becomes "jHey!" *lol*
Take a shot every time he says “spice” 😂
Amazing.
This really helps me a lot Thank you!!!I hope you reach 100k SUBS!!! May I ask where can you download soundbeats? THANK YOU!!! again for this tutorial
would you be able to do a sampling tutorial on lMMS?
Sampling in LMMS is a little annoying, but once you figure it out, it isn't that hard.
In your rack, you press the little "Add sample" button, and highlight a spot with the empty sample, then with your file thingy on the left you find your sample, then you hold CTRL and drag it on to the sample deal on the rack. It makes the sample for you the right size and same key and stuff. You still have to adjust it to the key of your song or whatever, but yeah. It's a little annoying compared to other programs, but you can get used to it.
@@lordxtheth2634 Nice one man appreciate it!!
Helped me a lot🙏🙏
Bet bro :)
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I recreated the exact piano melody in this video on LMMS just to test it out, and I don't exactly know why or how to explain it, but for some reason the notes seem to be sort of "louder" or "harsher", and the audio of the notes themselves seemed to be too "short" no matter how long I made the notes
Keyzone classic gang
Much more better
Can u do this same video just for fl studio?
Yessir I will
mans a goat
Hey bro, I have request. Can you please do a tutorial on how to make good vocal chops on lmms.
7k !!!!
:) 🖤
Thx for vid
No prob bro :)
almost 10 k subs !
greetings from lynwood il seen your sound cloud we are near one another how weird i just looked up a free daw and your channel came up instant sub from me
Thanks
Lmao I was thinking about this video topic today
Great minds think alike 😳
bro i can’t get any sound to play.. yes i have SDL selected but still nothing is happening.. when i open my song editor and put a hihat down for example the note shows up as grey where it’s normally green (not sure if that makes sense but idk how to describe it lol)
You are a fucking legend, no cap
God loves you and wants every single one of ya'll with Him and that means a lot because He's literally the mightiest being ever, and God created all of us
I was curious how do you have the keys showing what note they are on the piano roll? All mine shows is the c keys
Sorry if that was poorly phrased, I don't know how else to explain what I'm asking
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Is it good for music and and what about sound effects ?
Hi. I just want to ask why sometimes when I do the auto chord in the piano roll, it gets in the right chord and sometimes it's weird. I really do not know how to put my question into words but I hope you get me. Sometimes when I auto select the c major chord, it gets on the right note, but sometimes it does not. I guess it depends on the instrument? that's sound weird but grr (I know the chord progression but only in guitar, but yhere's a connection between piano and guitar so yeah). I hope u can help, I'm losing hope. thanks
where did you get keyzone classic window? I did not find in my software.
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You already knoww 😈🖤