QUESTION: Who here feel more confident getting out of the 8-bar loop trap now? ✋🏻 ✨ A big part of it is starting with the right quality loops that gives you enough inspiration. The MelodyApp is perfect for that, check it out 👉🏻 bit.ly/3sEzdQU
Hands down the best tutorial of song arranging I've seen! 🔥 I've watched so many and this is the first one where it didn't speed through or skip parts.
yessssss PLV thats the secreat I learnt recently and this trick works best in EDM songs as we have lot of elements in the DROP and we just need to cut them down to make breaks and buildups
I got 2 question form someone who just got started with music. 1. I like the app you showed but I feel like its "cheating" or "noobie" thing to use other stuff that is premade, but is it normal for you to use samples and other premade stuff in your own music? (Number 2 is a generally question about learning and feeling like you actually made something, also other people in the comments, if you felt this way, what helped you?) 2. So, when I start to learn something new I get so caught up in the "If I didnt make everything then I cant say I made this" mindset, when I tried to learn how to draw it got into the extremes where I had the mindset that (this sounds like some insane person writing but is a thing I struggle with) if I didnt make the pencil and the paper I use then I couldn't call what I drew something "I" made. Sorry for those questions but just wanted to hear if you have had this kind of mindset before, and if you had it the same way, what made you snap out of it?
Me And You Are Kinda Same PLV When I Start My First 8 Bar I Just Make A 8 baar Loop I Never Get Out Of It Until I Learn Something From This Video I Think This Will Gonna Help Me A Lot Thank You PLV !
Lol I saw Tiesto's interview, in it he said he just deletes the project file if it takes too long, and only keeps the songs he finishes on the first attempt
Lol I knew someone was going to say something and was gonna be you 😅 (Problem happened at the recording, I cleaned it as much as I could, I'd rather get the video out than not). Plus it's only happening at the beginning, after it's good!
Why do twice the work? You're already arranging the song as you add instruments that inspire you. For instance, begin with a sample that resonates with you and sparks your creativity. Play it for 4 bars, and then contemplate what you'd like to introduce next. Duplicate your sample for an additional 4-8 bars, and then incorporate the instrument or instruments you desire. Continue this process until you've included all the instruments you want in your beat. The key distinction here is that you're already structuring your track as you add instruments, eliminating the need to repeat the step of rearranging your beat. This imparts a natural flow to your song that carries a personal touch, as the arrangement becomes a narrative recounting the organic process of the songs production, driven by your initial inspiration at the time. You can always go back and make adjustments to the arrangement and I am not saying anything wrong with this process inherently, just that this approach basically doubles the time spent for doing the same amount of work.
Everyone have a different workflow, for me this is way easier. It's one way I learned from professional artist like Blanks. So there's no right or wrong, it's just another workflow that might be easier and work better for someone. Plus, the point is to NOT get stuck in the loop, and in order for people to achieve that, they need enough elements to play with to do an arrangement. This way fixes that issue :)
@@musicbyplv Thank you; I appreciate your time to respond. 😊 I agree with your responce and that your workflow, which is the "subtractive arranging" method, is a personal preference and can be easier, but it does require a fully formed loop. My feedback is because you may or may not be aware that you are already using what is referred to as the "additive arranging" method when you gradually add instruments in order to get to a full formed loop so also learning this approach might save you time. Both methods are equally effective and useful. Personally, I often start with the "additive" method until I have added all the instruments for the climax and then copy just the climax section and transition to "subtractive" to build the sections between the two just as a basic example. Again thank you for the responce. I have since checked out some of your videos and listened to your music. You have a good ear for music so I look forward to hearing more music from you. 🎶👍
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QUESTION: Who here feel more confident getting out of the 8-bar loop trap now? ✋🏻
✨ A big part of it is starting with the right quality loops that gives you enough inspiration. The MelodyApp is perfect for that, check it out 👉🏻 bit.ly/3sEzdQU
Plv you'll be big...we on the road to 50k now🔥🔥 keep up the good work...love your content 🔥
Haha I hope so! 😅 Thank you for your help building this community and channel 🔥
Oh! My God 😱 What's a pretty Perfect Song !! We Love PLV ❤❤
building the drop with all the elements first is the best tactic there is, keep it up gang.
Totally agree haha :D
Hands down the best tutorial of song arranging I've seen! 🔥 I've watched so many and this is the first one where it didn't speed through or skip parts.
THANK YOUUUU ❤️🙏🏻
Nice content! Also congrats on 10k 🥳
Thank you so much 😀 Still can't believe it!!!
Congrats on 10k! 🚀
Thank you so much Luke!!! What a journey! 😍 I hope you're doing great!
i think you really deserve it! :) Keep it up!@@musicbyplv
As always, another banger video 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Appreciate it!! 🔥
Damn!🔥👏🏼
Thank you so much for sharing. You are really a inspiration. Thxx for that :)))
You are so welcome! 🥰🙏🏻
🔥🔥🔥🔥 amazing video queen as always.
You're the best! Thank you for your ongoing support ❤️
the best tip ever i got
Aaaahhh Im so happy to hear this 🥰 Did it help since then to finish your songs?
yessssss PLV thats the secreat I learnt recently and this trick works best in EDM songs as we have lot of elements in the DROP and we just need to cut them down to make breaks and buildups
Exactly yeah, glad you approve ✅
Your videos teach me so many things!
Happy to help! 🤗
I got 2 question form someone who just got started with music.
1. I like the app you showed but I feel like its "cheating" or "noobie" thing to use other stuff that is premade, but is it normal for you to use samples and other premade stuff in your own music?
(Number 2 is a generally question about learning and feeling like you actually made something, also other people in the comments, if you felt this way, what helped you?)
2. So, when I start to learn something new I get so caught up in the "If I didnt make everything then I cant say I made this" mindset, when I tried to learn how to draw it got into the extremes where I had the mindset that (this sounds like some insane person writing but is a thing I struggle with) if I didnt make the pencil and the paper I use then I couldn't call what I drew something "I" made.
Sorry for those questions but just wanted to hear if you have had this kind of mindset before, and if you had it the same way, what made you snap out of it?
10,000 people wow! Look how far you've come!
How far WE'VE come!!!! 🙏🏻 But yeah, crazyyyyy! 🔥
PLEASE fix that buzzing sound
Me And You Are Kinda Same PLV When I Start My First 8 Bar I Just Make A 8 baar Loop I Never Get Out Of It Until I Learn Something From This Video I Think This Will Gonna Help Me A Lot Thank You PLV !
I'm glad to hear!!! You got this! 🚀
AAAAAA U HAVE 10K SUBSS WOWWOOWOWOW
Hahaha yeahhhhh we just achieved this last day of August!!! ✨
What do you use to record your screen, audio, and mic on Mac?
Hey! I used Streamlabs for this one :)
@@musicbyplv I need to check that out
her: i love the chord progression.
me: what chord progression? it's only two chords?!?!?!!!!
It's 4 actually 😉
Lol I saw Tiesto's interview, in it he said he just deletes the project file if it takes too long, and only keeps the songs he finishes on the first attempt
At his level yeah, that makes sense ^^
your mic is doing weird noises
Lol I knew someone was going to say something and was gonna be you 😅 (Problem happened at the recording, I cleaned it as much as I could, I'd rather get the video out than not). Plus it's only happening at the beginning, after it's good!
@@musicbyplv yeah the video is good :3
I was going to say it too, thanks for noticing it ^^
Why do twice the work? You're already arranging the song as you add instruments that inspire you.
For instance, begin with a sample that resonates with you and sparks your creativity. Play it for 4 bars, and then contemplate what you'd like to introduce next. Duplicate your sample for an additional 4-8 bars, and then incorporate the instrument or instruments you desire. Continue this process until you've included all the instruments you want in your beat.
The key distinction here is that you're already structuring your track as you add instruments, eliminating the need to repeat the step of rearranging your beat. This imparts a natural flow to your song that carries a personal touch, as the arrangement becomes a narrative recounting the organic process of the songs production, driven by your initial inspiration at the time.
You can always go back and make adjustments to the arrangement and I am not saying anything wrong with this process inherently, just that this approach basically doubles the time spent for doing the same amount of work.
Everyone have a different workflow, for me this is way easier. It's one way I learned from professional artist like Blanks. So there's no right or wrong, it's just another workflow that might be easier and work better for someone. Plus, the point is to NOT get stuck in the loop, and in order for people to achieve that, they need enough elements to play with to do an arrangement. This way fixes that issue :)
@@musicbyplv Thank you; I appreciate your time to respond. 😊 I agree with your responce and that your workflow, which is the "subtractive arranging" method, is a personal preference and can be easier, but it does require a fully formed loop. My feedback is because you may or may not be aware that you are already using what is referred to as the "additive arranging" method when you gradually add instruments in order to get to a full formed loop so also learning this approach might save you time. Both methods are equally effective and useful.
Personally, I often start with the "additive" method until I have added all the instruments for the climax and then copy just the climax section and transition to "subtractive" to build the sections between the two just as a basic example.
Again thank you for the responce. I have since checked out some of your videos and listened to your music. You have a good ear for music so I look forward to hearing more music from you. 🎶👍