I think this was a really interesting video! Useful? Maybe to someone with more experience than myself. For me, I'm still new to all this so I learn more from your in depth tutorials. But this short was really interesting like I said, and it gave me a better idea of what I COULD do once I get better 😄 10/10 Good vid!
@@EDMTips I just came across your channel yesterday wen thru some of your videos your have posted I want to try everything..you really a good teacher you explain in detail which most people on TH-cam dnt do. So am glad to part of your channel
All good, but (with the greatest respect) if a track has to be tarted up with ear candy to make it sell/good/popular etc, then maybe we should focus on making good songs, not making good ear candy. Nobody ever said..."wow I love this track, the ear candy is awesome " It's either a good track or not, and all the aural fairy dust won't save it. (well maybe it will, but it's just dumbing down music)
I dont think you understand the point of ear candy. It's not there to make a bad song good. It's there to make a great song even better. Writing an EDM song well is important but it doesnt matter how good the melody, chords, and bassline are if the drop is weak, drums are empty, and the mix is shit.
Guitar must die. All jokes aside, why should someone who makes EDM practice guitar instead? It’s two wildly different things. To me making EDM is way more fun than playing guitar, since there are no limitations when it comes to sound design and the stuff you can make. Also I know of many EDM producers who play guitar and use it in their tracks.
Also good tip is to not overdo the layering. Otherwise the sound will become messy. I learned this the hard way.
Absolutely! The fewer layers you can use to get the sound you want, the better
Is this useful to you? Let me know if you want to see more shorts like this on my channel! :)
My music is Improving so much by watching your videos✌️
Nice! Stoked to hear that! 👍🏻
reverb swell trick is fire
I think this was a really interesting video!
Useful? Maybe to someone with more experience than myself. For me, I'm still new to all this so I learn more from your in depth tutorials. But this short was really interesting like I said, and it gave me a better idea of what I COULD do once I get better 😄
10/10 Good vid!
Thanks for the feedback!
On point!!
Thanks!
Awesome tips no doubt 👏💐
Thank you! Which one you will try in your next track? :)
@@EDMTips I just came across your channel yesterday wen thru some of your videos your have posted I want to try everything..you really a good teacher you explain in detail which most people on TH-cam dnt do. So am glad to part of your channel
I love this channel ❤
Thank you so much for supporting! Love to hear that you enjoy my work! 🙏
What name of the app?
Great question, it's Ableton Live :)
Love it 🎉
What drop means . Is that a transition given Between repeated beats or its used to give cutt off after the four bars or measure
What website is this
Sick!
Thank you, I am glad you found it useful! 🙌🏻
KSHMR sound design 🔛🔝
Its not too late for me to learn Ableton. Is it?
Processing...with no gain compensation
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All good, but (with the greatest respect) if a track has to be tarted up with ear candy to make it sell/good/popular etc, then maybe we should focus on making good songs, not making good ear candy.
Nobody ever said..."wow I love this track, the ear candy is awesome "
It's either a good track or not, and all the aural fairy dust won't save it. (well maybe it will, but it's just dumbing down music)
factual
I dont think you understand the point of ear candy. It's not there to make a bad song good. It's there to make a great song even better. Writing an EDM song well is important but it doesnt matter how good the melody, chords, and bassline are if the drop is weak, drums are empty, and the mix is shit.
@@neon4635 true but I think he was talking about the video, his melody wasn't very good.
very confusing video
Sorry to hear you found it confusing!
EDM must die. Plesse guys just start practising the guitar
Guitar must die. All jokes aside, why should someone who makes EDM practice guitar instead? It’s two wildly different things. To me making EDM is way more fun than playing guitar, since there are no limitations when it comes to sound design and the stuff you can make. Also I know of many EDM producers who play guitar and use it in their tracks.
imagine using a music tracker to make drum n bass stuff