10 Chord Layering Techniques (that add energy to boring chords)

Man, once in a time a tutorial comes along, that is just godsend. Can't thank you enough!

Genius ideas here

Good T_T

I wish you were my boyfriend so you could teach me in person ugh

Where do i start im lost, where do i start mt journey to produce edm i can play guitar and piano

i have a doubt. How to do that speed stuff with shaperbox 3?

Hey mate, thanks so much. I love your style.

good

This is SO helpful thank uuuu 🥹

Thank you so much....

What recording software is this please?

Nice!

The "students" baseline sounds just like passi

You don't mention and we can't see what you're automating in the first granular example. many have commented to be ignored. what are you automating specifically. watch it. you never say...

Its cool jus seeing the way you make magic sounds. Thanks man, big fan...👍

well done ! , wheels are turning : )

AMAZING STUFF THANK YOU

I can't tell if he's wearing a hat or if that's his hair.

Brilliant ideaa and tutorials…gonna save lots of my time ….

Great insight into how to add magic to chords!

My only problem is all these tips feel so overwhelming. Like I will never achieve what you have, in a way. This isnt a you problem either, its a me problem. I strive to get to the level you're at but at times it feels so far away.

Epic

That number 7, adding LFO, it's almost the same as tremolo effect, yes?

Hello Alex!

That really gave some insight into, what big sound means. Subscribed!

Thank you bro

You make it look easy. Well done!

THIS CHANGED MY LIFE!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thank you!!!
I’ve been needing these approaches to production!!

I learned a lot from this clip.. that LFO trick made me think of the effects BT sometimes uses.. that's as big a compliment as I could ever pay! 🙌 Thanks for the inspiration

I've been making beats for over a year now and still can't answer this question. Can chords be your melody or are they a complete separate thing all together. If someone can help me answer this I'd be very appreciative. Sorry for the stupid question 😅

Doesn't just work on EDM, but in other styles too.
I usually record multiple guitar tracks, EQ them, compressing some while keeping others full range dynamically, some get more space and reverb, others more upfront - and pan them throughout the song to keep some audible separation between every instrument (drums, bass, synths). Once I'm happy I'll add vocals - often doubletracked too.

It's all fun and games 😎👍🤣

This was really helpful, thanks mate!

Love your tutorials, much appreciated.

Awesome bro. Loved it.

Great! Thanks.

bro has some serious cans on lol, dope video

A true masterclass. Thanks for this, my favorite vid of yours so far.

oh man that's just great, thanks a lot !

#7 was unreal

Thank you

dope video

Wow.. awesome lesson