I kept myself from producing for years cause I was scared and almost preemptively disappointed I wouldn't be able to recreate what I heard from my favorite artists, but super happy to say I'm finally going for it. Lots of encouragement from friends and thinking about how it would be more disappointing for me to keep putting off making music
The basic 8 bar loop is where I'm stuck the most. I started college for production which is helping but I don't feel it is focused on electronic music production so I am still finding myself in a funk.
Mmmh I see... If you're stuck on loops, I have a free 8 step guide to take a song from start to finish, maybe try to follow those steps to get out of it ? Otherwise "from start to finish" tutorials on youtube are great for that! Hope it helps!
Well, I am quieted flashed. Your mentality is crazy! You are really incredibly inspiring. I started end of March with FL. Effective I would say I worked with it 2 month. The other months I only did short, short sessions and then played video games out of frustration. And I hate the learning curve. I really hate it. And I am not quite sure, what I really want to produce. I started with some dancehall tracks, because I listen often rap-dancehall tracks. But for some reason I didn't had fun doing it. And now I am trying Trap. I am still not happy with it, but I have the feeling I can learn the most of it with that genre. My main issues are chords. I watched music theory videos, but the thing is I undertood them, but I am not able to implement them into my production. I had to pick always chords vom YT videos or midi melodys. I am really sick of it. Basically I really enjoy the producing stuff, but the successes are always so damn small, that I often really want to give up. But I will try your plan, maybe it will help me. And sorry for the grammar, but I am from Germany, so English is not my native language 😁
your progress is amazing in such a short amount of time! literally wow! I've been producing for a couple of years( not consistently, unfortunately) but my music still sounds amateurish lol but thank you for sharing your process :) now practice, practice, practice!
Wow thank you for your message, it put a smile on my face today 😃 If you are just consistent with it you'll get the same progress as me or even more!!! Good luck you can do it!
@@musicbyplv yes that's the goal to be consistent i had purchased your 1-year roadmap because again your progress is amazing..sometimes have to restart at the beginning and enjoy the process.
I love that you have sound treatment on your walls, I know not everyone can treat or afford to treat their room, but I find it odd that some creators have thousands in gear, trying to tell me how to eq a vocal - when the room has more echos then a canyon 😂😂
Hahaha you have NO idea for how long before I wanted to do it....! Unfortunately, not having the money to treat the room doesnt mean they dont know how to EQ ;) But yeah... Im happy I got that sorted 😍
my tip would appose system one though. Make SURE whatever you learn write it down physically and then practice it for the rest of the day and then through out the weak.
Just started watching your content excellent advice, and I don't feel like you're beating me up for the mistakes I could be making while producing lol thanks.
I went to a regular academic school...LoL BTW in my case trying to replicate my favorite songs really helped me to learn a lot of things about music production
I find that my biggest hurdle is that I’m bad with mixing and because my mixing doesn’t sound good it makes me lose motivation. even after practice for 4 years. Mixing had always been my weakness
I think the best way and fastest way to learn something is by reading books and doing it. There are a lot of good books about music production, and they are way better than any TH-cam tutorial video or any Udemy course. People need to give more attention to reading.
@@itsarqum8086 1. Hewitt Music Theory for Computer Musicians 2. Hewitt Harmony for computer musicians 3. Hewitt Composition for Computer Musicians. 4. David Gibson The Art of Mixing 5. Bobby Owsinski The Mixing Engineer's Handbook 6. Bob Katz Mastering Audio 7. Donald S.Passman All You Need to Know About the Music Business. I think if you finish them all, they put you in a good place but If you say I'm a music theory nerd I can recommend more books about Jazz Theory, Tonal Harmony, Modal Harmony, or more mixing, and mastering books.
Thank you Melissa! Actually no I don't have such video yet, it's an interesting one! I don't really have too much to be honest except a couple years of guitar lesson when I was a teenager and 2 years of music theory/choir when I was 6 😂
Producing music has never been easier. Just grab some sample packs and puzzle your shit together, watch some yt vids, get into synthesis if you'd like. There are plenty tutorials for everything. Shit is easy!
I was looking for a roadmap, in which there is detail explaining of day to day work to be done to achieve the Goal and l found your video but I am from India and would not be able to make money transactions possible , so if you could help then It would be great…..
Oh it really depends as I spend a lot of time towards creating content for YT and IG 😅 But I'd say a good 5 hours consistently, sometimes more, sometimes less
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I kept myself from producing for years cause I was scared and almost preemptively disappointed I wouldn't be able to recreate what I heard from my favorite artists, but super happy to say I'm finally going for it. Lots of encouragement from friends and thinking about how it would be more disappointing for me to keep putting off making music
That's the spirit!!! Congratulations for not giving up, you got this!!! 🔥
The basic 8 bar loop is where I'm stuck the most. I started college for production which is helping but I don't feel it is focused on electronic music production so I am still finding myself in a funk.
i want to go to college for music to
Mmmh I see... If you're stuck on loops, I have a free 8 step guide to take a song from start to finish, maybe try to follow those steps to get out of it ? Otherwise "from start to finish" tutorials on youtube are great for that! Hope it helps!
Well, I am quieted flashed. Your mentality is crazy!
You are really incredibly inspiring.
I started end of March with FL. Effective I would say I worked with it 2 month. The other months I only did short, short sessions and then played video games out of frustration. And I hate the learning curve. I really hate it. And I am not quite sure, what I really want to produce. I started with some dancehall tracks, because I listen often rap-dancehall tracks. But for some reason I didn't had fun doing it.
And now I am trying Trap. I am still not happy with it, but I have the feeling I can learn the most of it with that genre.
My main issues are chords. I watched music theory videos, but the thing is I undertood them, but I am not able to implement them into my production. I had to pick always chords vom YT videos or midi melodys. I am really sick of it. Basically I really enjoy the producing stuff, but the successes are always so damn small, that I often really want to give up.
But I will try your plan, maybe it will help me.
And sorry for the grammar, but I am from Germany, so English is not my native language 😁
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your progress is amazing in such a short amount of time! literally wow! I've been producing for a couple of years( not consistently, unfortunately) but my music still sounds amateurish lol but thank you for sharing your process :) now practice, practice, practice!
Wow thank you for your message, it put a smile on my face today 😃 If you are just consistent with it you'll get the same progress as me or even more!!! Good luck you can do it!
@@musicbyplv yes that's the goal to be consistent i had purchased your 1-year roadmap because again your progress is amazing..sometimes have to restart at the beginning and enjoy the process.
I love that you have sound treatment on your walls, I know not everyone can treat or afford to treat their room, but I find it odd that some creators have thousands in gear, trying to tell me how to eq a vocal - when the room has more echos then a canyon 😂😂
Hahaha you have NO idea for how long before I wanted to do it....! Unfortunately, not having the money to treat the room doesnt mean they dont know how to EQ ;) But yeah... Im happy I got that sorted 😍
wow, very cool video, thanks for important information! ❤
Of course, you're welcome! :D 🧡
These are some really great ideas on how to improve, thank you PLV!
Glad you like them! ❤️
Really helpful for beginners 👍
Nice to hear, that was the goal!! 🔥
my tip would appose system one though. Make SURE whatever you learn write it down physically and then practice it for the rest of the day and then through out the weak.
Love your videos and your music
Aww thank you so much 😊 🧡 Will release more veeery soon!!!
Your doing a wonderful job ✌️🎶
Thank you so much 😊
im doing the exact same route as you id say im above average now but still so much to learn good video
Never stop learning haha you got this!! 🔥
As an old man I’m following my dream too make music. You gave this old dog some much needed inspiration. Ty
I'm so happy to hear this, you're welcome 🤗✨
Just started watching your content excellent advice, and I don't feel like you're beating me up for the mistakes I could be making while producing lol thanks.
I went to a regular academic school...LoL
BTW in my case trying to replicate my favorite songs really helped me to learn a lot of things about music production
Yes that's a great one actually!! You learn from the best :)
Taking Notes!!!
Good call! :)
Great video 👍, and yes we just through forward by practice and practice
Yeah that's the only way, there's no cheat ;)
I think you’re awesome young lady. And I’m definitely going to be getting your 1 year ROAD MAP. Thank you
Thank you so much!!! That's a smart decision, I hope you enjoy it as much as everyone else :)
I find that my biggest hurdle is that I’m bad with mixing and because my mixing doesn’t sound good it makes me lose motivation. even after practice for 4 years. Mixing had always been my weakness
Good stuff.
Glad you liked it :)
@@musicbyplv 😎
Awesome info! Thank you.
You're welcome :D
AMAZING ( As always )
Thank you! 🔥
You are amazing 👏
Thank you so much 😀
I think the best way and fastest way to learn something is by reading books and doing it. There are a lot of good books about music production, and they are way better than any TH-cam tutorial video or any Udemy course. People need to give more attention to reading.
Yeah books are really good too but they won't make you practice so time in the daw is also priceless :)
Book suggestions please!
@@itsarqum8086 1. Hewitt Music Theory for Computer Musicians 2. Hewitt Harmony for computer musicians 3. Hewitt Composition for Computer Musicians. 4. David Gibson The Art of Mixing 5. Bobby Owsinski The Mixing Engineer's Handbook 6. Bob Katz Mastering Audio 7. Donald S.Passman All You Need to Know About the Music Business. I think if you finish them all, they put you in a good place but If you say I'm a music theory nerd I can recommend more books about Jazz Theory, Tonal Harmony, Modal Harmony, or more mixing, and mastering books.
Great video! Wondering if you have any videos talking about your prior musical knowledge/background?
Thank you Melissa! Actually no I don't have such video yet, it's an interesting one! I don't really have too much to be honest except a couple years of guitar lesson when I was a teenager and 2 years of music theory/choir when I was 6 😂
I m interest your videos😊
What the hell? The Cyberpunk track was rad, I liked the melody and it would fit in the game or the anime.
Haha it’s funny this track just popped back in my head a couple days ago and I was thinking I should finish it or make a video with it 😅
Thanks for all the motivation and good advice !
PS : tbh the cyberpunk song doesn't sound that awful ^^
You're welcome!! Hahaha thanks 😅
Producing music has never been easier. Just grab some sample packs and puzzle your shit together, watch some yt vids, get into synthesis if you'd like. There are plenty tutorials for everything. Shit is easy!
Been wanting to make my music what are the software programs you use.
I use Logic Pro! Im sure you can, just get started :) Happy to help if you need !
which music production discord do you recommend?
I was looking for a roadmap, in which there is detail explaining of day to day work to be done to achieve the Goal and l found your video but I am from India and would not be able to make money transactions possible , so if you could help then It would be great…..
Oh yes that's because there is another store for people located in India, there you go :)
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Welcome to the team 🤗
Hi PLV, how Much time per week Do you dedicate to learn and/or produce ?
Oh it really depends as I spend a lot of time towards creating content for YT and IG 😅 But I'd say a good 5 hours consistently, sometimes more, sometimes less