It's a good point that you have a groovy bassline. But the point is the bass/sound you use. Because if you're gonna slide, or pitch bend with a sine wave, or a smooth bass, the groove is gonna be powerful, if the bass is crunch and harsh, it's might work, but not as groovy as the higher frequencies are also sliding, so it ends up clashing with one another. Basically, all of Robbie Mendez songs and using more like 'siney bass'. Good job man...
Questions: 1.What happens next after a label accepts your track? 2.Do you just simply sign the contract or do you go through with it with a lawyer? 3.How do i sign electronic forms of contracts? 4.What are the usual forms(splits between artist and label and those things) of contracts?
When a label accepts your stack, they ask you for the different renders of the the track, Radio and Extended, in MP3 and WAV. Then they send you a contract that you're supposed to read, sign and send back. Mostly the contract contains the terms about the copyright, date of release, the royalty split between the producer and the label and other legal stuff. Once you sign it and send it back along with the audio files, the label sends you the release package which contains the artwork, links, audio files and, depending on the label, a promotional video. After that you just have to relax and marker your release. The label releases it on the given day.
This is awsome. Can you do an episode on groove, like what kind of samples one should go for, etc.😅 that would be helpful. Your short tutorial help me alot. 😄
Great video once again man. Learning a lot through these. What about vocal chop drops? I’m finding it hard to work out a solid drop with vocal chops, if you could do a video on that would be great help but I will apply what I’ve learnt here into my own production to see if it helps my problem thank you 🙏🏻
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That was the most helpfull vid i've seen for making a bassline with a groove...And i've seen a lot of videos trust me :)
Wow thanks a lot man!🙏
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That tip was so good! I usually only hum when it comes to melodies and stuff but not so much with grooves like this. Very nice, thank you! 🙌
It's a good point that you have a groovy bassline. But the point is the bass/sound you use. Because if you're gonna slide, or pitch bend with a sine wave, or a smooth bass, the groove is gonna be powerful, if the bass is crunch and harsh, it's might work, but not as groovy as the higher frequencies are also sliding, so it ends up clashing with one another. Basically, all of Robbie Mendez songs and using more like 'siney bass'. Good job man...
dude! you have the only channel which I can find at least a single useful stuff in each video! keep going
Fireeeee, as always natuurlijk
Amazing bro love your teaching
My new favourite TH-cam channel right here 🙌🏼
Amazing tutorial dude! Very helpful for my own productions ✌️✌️
Thank you so much mate! :)
Totally not my taste in music, but I love this guys congenial style in explaining and giving advices. You're doing a great job! :)
very nice tutorial great man
Very nice and very helpful!
Banger tips as usual
I have really been struggling with creating good rhythms with this bass so this will help a lot. Thanks man :)
You are my hero man
Questions:
1.What happens next after a label accepts your track?
2.Do you just simply sign the contract or do you go through with it with a lawyer?
3.How do i sign electronic forms of contracts?
4.What are the usual forms(splits between artist and label and those things) of contracts?
When a label accepts your stack, they ask you for the different renders of the the track, Radio and Extended, in MP3 and WAV. Then they send you a contract that you're supposed to read, sign and send back. Mostly the contract contains the terms about the copyright, date of release, the royalty split between the producer and the label and other legal stuff. Once you sign it and send it back along with the audio files, the label sends you the release package which contains the artwork, links, audio files and, depending on the label, a promotional video. After that you just have to relax and marker your release. The label releases it on the given day.
@@TRNQUL Thank you! Definitely saving this in a txt file.
@@TRNQUL to the bassline is a sick track man!
you are amezing 😍 thanks
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This is awsome. Can you do an episode on groove, like what kind of samples one should go for, etc.😅 that would be helpful. Your short tutorial help me alot. 😄
Sick video man
You sound like Robbie Mendez 🙃
I like robbie smile :D
Awesome Man
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Yo sick video, can't wait to use these tips!!!
Great video once again man. Learning a lot through these. What about vocal chop drops? I’m finding it hard to work out a solid drop with vocal chops, if you could do a video on that would be great help but I will apply what I’ve learnt here into my own production to see if it helps my problem thank you 🙏🏻
very helpful tutorial. btw can you please tell me your pc specs?
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Super sick!
Robbie a walk through of “how you made Senorita” drums and kicks and baseline would be awesome
sick tutorial
love you bro
awesome
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damn this helps me alot
can you make a video about the black friday sales with gear or plugins daws etc
Can you show that how you made that kick. Plz...
And "Blame" is sick as f**k🔥🔥🔥, a walkthrough of that track would be amazing.
robie plz do a walkthrough of your track imagine
Thank you thank you so much
Can you tell me what sample packs you arere using
Noice baby
For which genre this bass line fits?
Thank you
My master
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Which laptop you r using
I use a Razer Blade 15 :)
only 1 dislike that poor guy
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anyone know where the Tom sound is from? I can't find anything like it
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YOoo Im the Firstly One here
I want make u a beatmaking video
how to make future bass
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