the urge to learn how to produce my own songs and be an independent artist….doing it for fun i decided to learn how music production works wish me luck everyone
It s late in the night and I m searching my way in music production as many of you maybe are. Just Take a moment to apreciate this guy s work. Maybe he ll be some future artist’s starter pack
This guy is taking every hour long video from others on each topic and condensing it all to something sweet and simple in under 20 minutes. Love it, need more of this man.
He simplifies it down to its essence and I appreciate that so much. I’ve seen many “Beginners guides to music production” and “gear for beginner music producers” and this one was the most in depth and so so easy to understand for someone literally JUST getting into music production. This was super helpful Tysm!
Another good tip is to look at 2nd hand gear. I got 2 midi keyboards an Apc40mk & an audio interface. All together cost less than my larger midi controller cost when it was new. & they were all like new with cables. eBay people 😂. I got a mint set of Yamaha hs5 Monitors for less than £200 as well.
Thank you so much for this video! It refreshed the basics and did a very good job in inspiring to make music. Btw if you need violin samples or tracks for any specific projects you are working on, would love to work with you! Thank you again ❤️🙏
Hello Sonic Academy this video is really helpful I just started my journey into producing and not knowing everything about it so thank you for all this info about it keep up the good work
Getting a sponsor also means things like accommodation, your upkeep, and feeding is already sorted out for you. If you are doing everything yourself, there are certain risks you cannot take, you will be under pressure for your one song to be a hit, you will struggle, and despite all of that, you still may not succeed. For further detailed information on how to get yourself into the limelight as growing artists kindly comment if you are interested
This is really helpful. I am curious what other introductory things you could or may have already made a video on. This is great for a setup. I am still having issues figuring things out. So far, GarageBand is what I’m working with on my tiny iPhone SE 2022. I’m getting an HDMI/USB/Aux port soon for a bigger screen and headphones. I already have my USB port but that’s all I can hook up for now. I am using my new Akai MPK Mini and it’s cool but I have a lot to explore before I can do anything. I don’t know GarageBand well at all or how to load custom sounds or use effects or anything. I will though. I will learn one way or another without going to college for this stuff.
to the channel that made this video, thank you. i’m literally taking notes because there is so much information😅 most informative video i’ve found so far on youtube. thank you greatly🤍🤍🤍
So what if someone doesn't understand all the tech stuff, but that someone understands music theory and can play piano and guitar. Where and how does he get started?
Hi, thank you for such detailed video. I have a question: is the using of combined, MacBook and iPad, can replace all stuff you have mentioned in this video for the beginner? Thanks
This doesn't help for when ya actually have one and feel overwhelmed at just how much there is to learn m process im hiw to use them. It is very daunting
Thank you for the wonderful presentation..though I'm entirely new to everything said 😅...I want to know if there's a physical training program that you organize.. I'm really interested in music production but I don't even know what i should learn first, all the terminologies used are unfamiliar to me because I'm totally new to this..but I'm highly interested
Screw computer audio bulshit and so on..People should be rewarded about wanting to do something that youre into. Theres no person who just starts that should go buy every of this stuff. Most avrage pc can handle music production programs. I think a very beginner guide should be focused on how to have fun and make simple music on a basic level. And what programs are good at doing just that. Its pointless to just buy bunch of stuff and then to just throw your money away for something you dont understand. Making music for beginners should be fun and easy. Its not as if you gonna buy all these stuff and suddenly become a pro. You´re just overly complicating things.
Nobody is claiming buying a computer will make you a pro. It’s advising what sort of computer you will need when starting out, and will maybe last you a few years if you enjoy making music. We all start making music as we are interested in it and it looks like fun, not sure anyone starts making music cause they think it’s boring and a chore. This is a guide to what you will need to start, and then, we have courses to show you how to make music on a very basic level in your chosen DAW.
He’s not complicating things at all. He said everything straight to the point in the most simple way. Me doing music production for years and having used it all, I can attest to the fact that he broke down everything accurately. Having a proper ecosystem means a better music production environment which translates to music being created…which is the end goal, no? You are definitely a beginner because if you had experience you wouldn’t have made that comment. My current setup is an iPad Pro M1 with a DAC amp, IEM, and Stylus. I have an MPC One that I sometimes connect to it and a midi keyboard with headphones and studio monitors. Having the right equipments make a big difference in how productive you are.
Get a gaming computer like me... Two years old, i9 +5Ghz CPU, 4TB Nvme SSD, 128GB RAM. An equivalent Mac Pro would cost at least $10K. That's why you see people still using old @$$ 10 year old Macs when technology moved on years ago. They can't afford to buy a new one every couple of years 🤣
wow great video. subscribed :)
the urge to learn how to produce my own songs and be an independent artist….doing it for fun i decided to learn how music production works wish me luck everyone
good luck!!! :)
I plan on doing the same!
Good luck! same here 🍀 I wish you the best ✨
Same!
lfg
It s late in the night and I m searching my way in music production as many of you maybe are. Just Take a moment to apreciate this guy s work. Maybe he ll be some future artist’s starter pack
Amen
Damn, you know.
did he become your starter pack?
Can we just appreciate the fact he has a lovely voice to listen to while being taught how to make music 🥰
0:00:06 - Introduction
0:00:48 - Computer
0:04:28 - Audio Interface
0:06:19 - DAWs
0:07:59 - Controllers
0:09:00 - Speakers
0:10:51 - Headphones
0:12:21 - Cables
0:14:42 - Plugins
0:16:06 - Samples
0:17:14 - Tablets
Thanks bro
No Microphone(s)?….
This guy is taking every hour long video from others on each topic and condensing it all to something sweet and simple in under 20 minutes. Love it, need more of this man.
He simplifies it down to its essence and I appreciate that so much. I’ve seen many “Beginners guides to music production” and “gear for beginner music producers” and this one was the most in depth and so so easy to understand for someone literally JUST getting into music production. This was super helpful Tysm!
Another good tip is to look at 2nd hand gear. I got 2 midi keyboards an Apc40mk & an audio interface. All together cost less than my larger midi controller cost when it was new. & they were all like new with cables. eBay people 😂. I got a mint set of Yamaha hs5 Monitors for less than £200 as well.
This video is amazing! A clear structure, lots of information. Thank you, man :)
Where are all the views and comments??
Heyy I have a question can we use normal laptop rather than a cpu based computer??
Best video from the whole TH-cam channel that explain music production
this iis great, well informed, well produced. Slick segways, easy to digest sections, and described in a very pragmatic and practical way. Kudos
Perfect video for beginners. Definitely worth to watch it. Thank you for making 🙌🏻🙏
Nice There will be blood T-shirt!
You never really see Irish / northern Irish people doing these types of tutorials / videos / channels
Well done 🇮🇪🇬🇧
Concise and Excellent!
You can use logic on windows too, use a virtual machine
What about latency?
Thank you so much this definitely helped explain things! Subscribed!
Just awesome content....I'm at the entry level and this helped me a lot... Thanks a million...
Really great info for and very well presented!
Thank you so much for this video! It refreshed the basics and did a very good job in inspiring to make music. Btw if you need violin samples or tracks for any specific projects you are working on, would love to work with you! Thank you again ❤️🙏
All I wanted is said here, thank you papa 🙏🔥
Amazing! Great break down.
Damn, was listening to what he was saying, but vibing to the beat!
Well done. Thanks!
Hello Sonic Academy this video is really helpful I just started my journey into producing and not knowing everything about it so thank you for all this info about it keep up the good work
no mention of Reaper? this is as good as any of the hight cost DAW's . I use Cubase and Reaper all the time.
Getting a sponsor also means things like accommodation, your upkeep, and feeding is already sorted out for you.
If you are doing everything yourself, there are certain risks you cannot take, you will be under pressure for your one song to be a hit, you will struggle, and despite all of that, you still may not succeed.
For further detailed information on how to get yourself into the limelight as growing artists kindly comment if you are interested
I am interested
Great video for very beginners but some of the PC/ Mac info is very dated
This is really helpful. I am curious what other introductory things you could or may have already made a video on. This is great for a setup. I am still having issues figuring things out. So far, GarageBand is what I’m working with on my tiny iPhone SE 2022. I’m getting an HDMI/USB/Aux port soon for a bigger screen and headphones. I already have my USB port but that’s all I can hook up for now. I am using my new Akai MPK Mini and it’s cool but I have a lot to explore before I can do anything. I don’t know GarageBand well at all or how to load custom sounds or use effects or anything. I will though. I will learn one way or another without going to college for this stuff.
thanks, i only know how to write music on a staff, lmao, so this helped me! :)
Extremely helpful. Thumbs up and subscription earned
great vid
Thank you
to the channel that made this video, thank you. i’m literally taking notes because there is so much information😅 most informative video i’ve found so far on youtube. thank you greatly🤍🤍🤍
Thank you very much 🙏
very informative, easy to digest video!
Thank you sir
Thanks
Great video! Thanks for breaking things down in simple terms!
are speakers necessary when i have studio headphones ?
Thanks!!!
I can't believe that I watch so usefull video when I already know all of that. That could save me a lot of time and frustration.
thanks!
Thank you for this Brendan Gleeson.
Can you elaborate on why you said Mac is difficult to upgrade ? It’s very easy in my experience, are you referring to something specific ?
Helpful!
So what if someone doesn't understand all the tech stuff, but that someone understands music theory and can play piano and guitar. Where and how does he get started?
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plz i need the track id playing in the background
Hi, thank you for such detailed video. I have a question: is the using of combined, MacBook and iPad, can replace all stuff you have mentioned in this video for the beginner? Thanks
This doesn't help for when ya actually have one and feel overwhelmed at just how much there is to learn m process im hiw to use them. It is very daunting
awesome video, I joined and subbed to sonic academy and bought tutorials and ANA 2.0, cant get back in and no one answering my emails?
Hi Richie, please email customerservice@sonicacademy.com with your details. Thank you very much.
Thank you for the wonderful presentation..though I'm entirely new to everything said 😅...I want to know if there's a physical training program that you organize..
I'm really interested in music production but I don't even know what i should learn first, all the terminologies used are unfamiliar to me because I'm totally new to this..but I'm highly interested
Where's your accent from bro? Super cool sounding :-)
What midi keyboard do you use?
If you are starting music adventure buy DAW and keybord cotroller (doing music with mouse is a pain) and You are ready to go! 😉
Can I know what program is it?
You did samples twice.
He wanted ample samples
Nice video. That low level computer is pretty low level.
My one quip is the audiotechnia m50s they boost base really bad. They're fun but not really accurate by any means.
Thank you, some great tips. Shocking accent though, clearly not from Bangor. 😉
Not posh enough for Bangor
i3 processor.. It doesnt matter at all - all about is which generation it is!
16:02
❤
17:06 deadmau5 looking at his ass cheeks: its free real estate
My budget is for one teenage engineering pocket operator.
Screw computer audio bulshit and so on..People should be rewarded about wanting to do something that youre into. Theres no person who just starts that should go buy every of this stuff. Most avrage pc can handle music production programs. I think a very beginner guide should be focused on how to have fun and make simple music on a basic level. And what programs are good at doing just that. Its pointless to just buy bunch of stuff and then to just throw your money away for something you dont understand. Making music for beginners should be fun and easy. Its not as if you gonna buy all these stuff and suddenly become a pro. You´re just overly complicating things.
Nobody is claiming buying a computer will make you a pro. It’s advising what sort of computer you will need when starting out, and will maybe last you a few years if you enjoy making music. We all start making music as we are interested in it and it looks like fun, not sure anyone starts making music cause they think it’s boring and a chore. This is a guide to what you will need to start, and then, we have courses to show you how to make music on a very basic level in your chosen DAW.
He’s not complicating things at all. He said everything straight to the point in the most simple way. Me doing music production for years and having used it all, I can attest to the fact that he broke down everything accurately. Having a proper ecosystem means a better music production environment which translates to music being created…which is the end goal, no? You are definitely a beginner because if you had experience you wouldn’t have made that comment.
My current setup is an iPad Pro M1 with a DAC amp, IEM, and Stylus. I have an MPC One that I sometimes connect to it and a midi keyboard with headphones and studio monitors. Having the right equipments make a big difference in how productive you are.
Is this dude Brendan Gleeson's cousin or something?
Me and Brendy G are tight AF
Bro, the content was great but the volume of your voice was too low in comparison with the volume of the other sounds.
Get a gaming computer like me... Two years old, i9 +5Ghz CPU, 4TB Nvme SSD, 128GB RAM. An equivalent Mac Pro would cost at least $10K. That's why you see people still using old @$$ 10 year old Macs when technology moved on years ago. They can't afford to buy a new one every couple of years 🤣
Entry level is an i3, 128gb storage, and 4gb of ram... my Arduino farts in your general direction!!
My Atari ST farts in yours 😀
Never heard of an OS called PC
Stop with the warranty talk. Warranties mean nothing. You have consumer rights based on which country you come from.
Ok so im
Poor so i guess im not doing this lmaoo
This is literally just a video on gear, doesn't teach you how to produce whatsoever.