i almost never comment but this video moved me.. i just found your videos while i started digging again tutorials and music tips to improve my producing skills which i wasnt using at all for many years due to life difficulties.. i started making music as well since i was young (13 now im 29) and watching your trip and progress is inspiring (consistency is the key for improvement)!! i admire your work mate keep it up!... i have a long way to go to reach my goals and dreams but i think with the help of people like u even from youtube, a few words a few tips its already giving me motivation to get better and better.. p.s it is never too late to chase your dreams!
I'm probably twice your age (and just started making music like a year ago) and I find the things you present and the way you present them so mature, it's really inspirational ! So thanks for those videos !
i kind of the same,im not taking music seriously,just learning as a hobby,never went to music school etc, just enjoying making music and singing to it 😊
Yesterday, I was listening to a playlist and one of my first songs ever , played, man I laughed my heart out. T'was Terrible 😂 and I'm pretty sure couple years from now, I'll look back and see huge improvement. Dope video bro, lots of encouragement
Great video, man. Seeing your progress is immensely encouraging. I've been producing for 3 years, and I often go back to my old tracks just to remind myself of how far I've come. Your videos have helped a lot with keeping me motivated. Thank you.
Thanks for the motivation, I'm about to order a MIDI keyboard so I can learn how to play all these notes after messing around for weeks, I feel like it can be the stuff which I can enjoy a lot.
Thanks for sharing your transformation- very inspiring to see how far you've come, and glad you're releasing music soon too. Literally in this experimentation mode you speak of and enjoying the process a lot more- what you said is very true!
yoooo sup akayo. its very interesting to see progress showcase of a person who is more experienced than you in the artform you want to master! Thanks for such inspiration!❤
it really help me a lot . a was suffering the same thing such as .. doing too much expererment and switch style more often. and it's all filled by me .and i know what makes you better and better is your passion for music. Thank u
Yooooo.... The Moonboy clip! He's somebody I learn a lot from. I've got sooo many sample packs Lol. I remember those Headbang vids. I might have seen your episode 💯
I started producing at 16, have been for about half a year now, and my main worry is that I'm moving too slow with my learning and not learning enough stuff, that i'm missing so many things that will later harm me and prevent me from making good music. It's a stupid worry, but this video has helped me a bit to realise that it takes a long time to be able to make good music and taking a shortcut is not really an option do you have any other suggestions though for what could help me with this haha
I've been producing for almost two years now, it's a lengthy process.. There are plenty of ups and downs, sometimes you feel like you've understood all of the key elements you've been missing just to find yourself bashing your head against the wall a week later. I also felt like I was moving too slow a year ago, don't sweat it tho. Expect at least a year to get comfortable with your daw and then maybe another year to start getting good. Everybody moves at their own pace... Also I have a fellow artist friend who gave me these tips I've found really helpful! 1. Find & Download project files from the DAW you use, study them as many times as you need, come back to them later. 2. Learn Music theory basics, this will help you more than you think, you don't have to memorize it all but writing notes down can help and you can always reference it later. 3. Don't try to reinvent the wheel, focus on getting really good a techniques that already exist. You have to master the ''rules'' before you break them. 4. Focus on sound selection as well, mixing becomes very difficult if you have to constantly ''fix'' sounds. 5. don't be afraid to use sample packs! There are plenty of free good ones out there! You just have to dig a bit (I suggest browsing on reddit)
@@speakeazy250 thanks so much this is such a great response!!! This helps a ton thanks for putting the time into such a meaningful response. I feel like along with the moving slow i get impatient and skip over a lot of things that I really shouldn't be, but the thing is i don't know what they are because i'm skipping over them haha. But at least i'm aware of it, i just have to find a good progression method. Thanks again for all the tips i'll be sure to learn them all (:
@@sedspeedruns I feel you! I skipped over music theory for the longest time because I thought it was too complicated. Turns out it isn’t so hard once you get the ball rolling. I would suggest just listen to your gut. If you feel like a certain aspect of your music production is behind the others, take the time to learn more about that topic and get better at it!
Dude i am being selfish but your voice is so dope clear, please make a video on how to edit voiceover because I'm telling you youtube doesn't have good video on that topic. Please
Hey how did you make the bassline in 7:21. I am a beginner producer at 2 years of experience and want to make a sick edm bassline like that one. Pls tell me what you did to achive that that woulkd help thx
You were talking about being afraid of bot being successful in music. So i have a question. What did you mean when you said successful? Earning money as a music producer or releasing on labels?
@@Akayo_Music Bro me too! I remember hearing the Cosmic Cove theme in one of your videos as well. I actually need to replay both games at some point soon 🙂
how old are you now bro , is it too late for me to begin in my 27 .. i'm new to this prod game 1 year but ive been Dj for 8 years , my first track is sure way more better than your first 10 years old boy track lmao . hoping to get your reply man
How much time did you probably invest in producing music in all this years? Do you have an idea how many hours per week? I would really like to be able to estimate who much time is needed to reach a good level, starting from zero (but with instrument skills)...
Anywhere from 1-7 hours every day (depending on what I was doing during that day), not counting 2015 and 2016 because it was on my 3DS for fun lol. They say you have to put in 10,000 hours for you to master a skill. You already have instrument skills, so that will definitely accelerate the journey!
i almost never comment but this video moved me.. i just found your videos while i started digging again tutorials and music tips to improve my producing skills which i wasnt using at all for many years due to life difficulties.. i started making music as well since i was young (13 now im 29) and watching your trip and progress is inspiring (consistency is the key for improvement)!! i admire your work mate keep it up!... i have a long way to go to reach my goals and dreams but i think with the help of people like u even from youtube, a few words a few tips its already giving me motivation to get better and better..
p.s it is never too late to chase your dreams!
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I'm probably twice your age (and just started making music like a year ago) and I find the things you present and the way you present them so mature, it's really inspirational ! So thanks for those videos !
i kind of the same,im not taking music seriously,just learning as a hobby,never went to music school etc, just enjoying making music and singing to it 😊
Yesterday, I was listening to a playlist and one of my first songs ever , played, man I laughed my heart out. T'was Terrible 😂 and I'm pretty sure couple years from now, I'll look back and see huge improvement. Dope video bro, lots of encouragement
Love it man! Keep inspiring people and one day you'll get where you want.
Release your music. Let us tell you what's good or marginal!
Great video, man. Seeing your progress is immensely encouraging. I've been producing for 3 years, and I often go back to my old tracks just to remind myself of how far I've come. Your videos have helped a lot with keeping me motivated. Thank you.
Looking back on your past projects is a great way to see how you have improved!
at least his old tracks are more coherent than mine 💀
also Bubble Tea is fire in every way 🔊
Thanks for the motivation, I'm about to order a MIDI keyboard so I can learn how to play all these notes after messing around for weeks, I feel like it can be the stuff which I can enjoy a lot.
Deals can very frequently be found, for keyboards and other MIDI controllers/instruments/music gear, on Craigslist/OfferUp and such.
@@musicingflowing already bought a new one, I use it a lot with Analog Lab V, great stuff!
Thanks for sharing your transformation- very inspiring to see how far you've come, and glad you're releasing music soon too. Literally in this experimentation mode you speak of and enjoying the process a lot more- what you said is very true!
14:05 i can't wait for it sounds so good bro
Me too
yoooo sup akayo. its very interesting to see progress showcase of a person who is more experienced than you in the artform you want to master! Thanks for such inspiration!❤
Started making beats in November 2020 i have been having fun with it great video.
it really help me a lot . a was suffering the same thing such as .. doing too much expererment and switch style more often. and it's all filled by me .and i know what makes you better and better is your passion for music. Thank u
Yooooo.... The Moonboy clip! He's somebody I learn a lot from. I've got sooo many sample packs Lol. I remember those Headbang vids. I might have seen your episode 💯
Man you inspired me. You are young and you know so much 👍
i really like how you never half assed a lot of the things since the beginning thats crazy
i remember bubble tea it was so good
I appreciate it.
I love the sidechained whitenoise tho! 😊
14:05 this one is definitely my favourite of all the ones you made (the other ones were really good aswell)
super inspirational video, thanks
Inspirational 🫶
I started producing at 16, have been for about half a year now, and my main worry is that I'm moving too slow with my learning and not learning enough stuff, that i'm missing so many things that will later harm me and prevent me from making good music. It's a stupid worry, but this video has helped me a bit to realise that it takes a long time to be able to make good music and taking a shortcut is not really an option
do you have any other suggestions though for what could help me with this haha
I've been producing for almost two years now, it's a lengthy process.. There are plenty of ups and downs, sometimes you feel like you've understood all of the key elements you've been missing just to find yourself bashing your head against the wall a week later.
I also felt like I was moving too slow a year ago, don't sweat it tho. Expect at least a year to get comfortable with your daw and then maybe another year to start getting good. Everybody moves at their own pace...
Also I have a fellow artist friend who gave me these tips I've found really helpful!
1. Find & Download project files from the DAW you use, study them as many times as you need, come back to them later.
2. Learn Music theory basics, this will help you more than you think, you don't have to memorize it all but writing notes down can help and you can always reference it later.
3. Don't try to reinvent the wheel, focus on getting really good a techniques that already exist. You have to master the ''rules'' before you break them.
4. Focus on sound selection as well, mixing becomes very difficult if you have to constantly ''fix'' sounds.
5. don't be afraid to use sample packs! There are plenty of free good ones out there! You just have to dig a bit (I suggest browsing on reddit)
@@speakeazy250 thanks so much this is such a great response!!! This helps a ton thanks for putting the time into such a meaningful response. I feel like along with the moving slow i get impatient and skip over a lot of things that I really shouldn't be, but the thing is i don't know what they are because i'm skipping over them haha. But at least i'm aware of it, i just have to find a good progression method.
Thanks again for all the tips i'll be sure to learn them all (:
@@sedspeedruns I feel you! I skipped over music theory for the longest time because I thought it was too complicated. Turns out it isn’t so hard once you get the ball rolling.
I would suggest just listen to your gut. If you feel like a certain aspect of your music production is behind the others, take the time to learn more about that topic and get better at it!
yeah!
Dude i am being selfish but your voice is so dope clear, please make a video on how to edit voiceover because I'm telling you youtube doesn't have good video on that topic. Please
sick video
For the producer school you attended, which one was that and how do you choose which one to go to as there are so many everywhere 😅
Hey how did you make the bassline in 7:21. I am a beginner producer at 2 years of experience and want to make a sick edm bassline like that one. Pls tell me what you did to achive that that woulkd help thx
2018 is better than me ngl I'm humbled rn
Yo in 2017 one u used a tonal and snare from animals and the build up too sound like it
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You were talking about being afraid of bot being successful in music.
So i have a question. What did you mean when you said successful? Earning money as a music producer or releasing on labels?
anyone recomend where i can study at 24 to improve my production and find my sound?
You gotta release awaken
Like this man start a discord channel for all producers
tfw 2015 was 9 years ago 🙃
You a fan of Super Mario Galaxy? 'Akayo' and 'Sky Factory' sound very inspired by it 😊
My favorite game since I was 5 lol. I forgot to put some text that Sky Factory has the melody of Gusty Garden Galaxy!
@@Akayo_Music Bro me too! I remember hearing the Cosmic Cove theme in one of your videos as well. I actually need to replay both games at some point soon 🙂
how old are you now bro , is it too late for me to begin in my 27 .. i'm new to this prod game 1 year but ive been Dj for 8 years , my first track is sure way more better than your first 10 years old boy track lmao . hoping to get your reply man
David Guetta was in his 30s when he started releasing his work. Now he's 56 and has had a huge influence on the industry. It's never too late.
so ur telling me i've got 9 more years to be somewhere near where u are.....demn
now a days this doesnt take that long anymore becuase of chanals like these.
you learn allot
Nah bro my journey was just spread out over a long period of time. 2021 to now were my most productive/improving years. :)
How much time did you probably invest in producing music in all this years? Do you have an idea how many hours per week? I would really like to be able to estimate who much time is needed to reach a good level, starting from zero (but with instrument skills)...
Anywhere from 1-7 hours every day (depending on what I was doing during that day), not counting 2015 and 2016 because it was on my 3DS for fun lol. They say you have to put in 10,000 hours for you to master a skill. You already have instrument skills, so that will definitely accelerate the journey!
@@Akayo_Music thx
@@Akayo_Music can you suggest any music production school?
The magic is doing what's in your heart
i maybe loser musicant in 0 rang
You interesting really.
Very serious good video 💖❤🔥
3:14 "nowadays I think differently" bro's trying his best to not get an age restriction with this one 😂
the 2017 one was lowkey fire. Maybe you should remake it?
moonboyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
Bro you're 17!?