5 Habits I Had To UNLEARN To Become A Better Music Producer

The skullcandy Ink'd bit felt like a personal attack lmao

Happy you are still uploading gold education and not giving up working on us. Stay forever please ;)

How did you know?

if ur gonna be processing a sound u gotta know what you want for end result not process it to make it "better"

Unironically some of the best advice for modern day bass music production. A+ work 🤝

I’m lucky enough to never have a problem with Loopitis. I don’t know if it’s a good thing, but I only write one song at a time and I just keep at it. It takes me like 3 or 4 months to write, but it has gotten better since I enrolled in a legitimate accredited school. Which I recommend to anyone who has the money and is serious enough about it

Im overdue for making some stupid ignorant music

my music sucks, and I suck at producing. you are my only hope of getting better. love you man

Great video, thanks! :D

Those saturated drums sound like Beastie Boys - So What'Cha Want. Everything is compressed and saturated to hell in that song and it sounds great

How is clipping via gain staging different than aggressive limiting when dealing with a digital I/O and a DAW? In the world of analog mixers, I can see an argument that certain models color overdriven signals in pleasing ways. However, if the signal chain is entirely digital, I'm not sure I see a good reason to push tracks into the red. Limiters are a fantastic sound-shaping tool! (So are multi-band compressors)

You the only funny tutorial guy bro

WOWZERZ

The part on the “loopitis” is really deeply true

Its inevitable. Grab a snare>make it worse>make it worse>make it worse>delete everything you did to it>make it worse>make it worse...

Yeah fuck that car man ❤🎉

Clipping? Clipping is the best technique ever invented

“Let’s take it back to that sweet riddim track I was playing.”

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Everything sounds lo-fi, cute, and quirky in my 2002 Camry.

Your fun to watch 😂👍

I feel like I'm turning into a square wave while watching this.
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Dude, idk if it’s a staged persona or just how you are. But you crack me up through the way you speak. Like if you’re in it, I’m instantly liking that 😂

Shit songs, shit sounds, shit beats Lmaoooo 😅

That dope riddim track is so phat I just broke my kneck and back twerking out. Wowsers, dr just said I’m about to die from those dope crunk riddims. Phat dope def dead. Nice riddims!

Amazing content my friend

Nice video man, informative, with some nice comedy. Ill sub

I love different forms of stupid ignorant music

Unlearning is just as important as learning

Putting shit songs on Camrys is my signature move

incredible simply incredible

inspiring as always

Wowzers

finally someone talking about that
ive recently discovered that you can calibrate your ears to pretty much any output source no matter how shitty it is with the use of references. feels almost like a cheatcode. once you realize that, all that talk about "shit-testing" your tracks goes to waste

can you do a 2 hour video where you make a song for beginners from scratch in ableton?

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OMG. You're BACK!;!

i realllllly appreciate the attitude of this video it slaps ngl

That wowzers hit

Okay so check it

The intro 😂😂😂😂😂❤

I love this channel

This Guy lowkey sounds like negan

Is there a difference in platform adjustment or just volume in general when comparing mp3 vs WAV. Often times I can't get a WAV of my reference track and an MP3 is what I can get a hold of; however I export in Wav before upload. Anything here I should be concerned with regarding LUFS?

wowzers I just love these videos I actually learn something

Maaan, that was gold! I knew that already. I was sick testing my classical guitar pieces in my car. It's always the most horrible experience. Of course I've learned a lot over time and hat much improved, but the rest of the bad noises are from the car speakers!
I have another one: I've seen many finding a peak in the spectrum meter and then immediately eq it out. I mean, that really don't have to be always the case. Some notes or tone have that peak - it's ok!

The reference track one is big. I learned the hard way and kind of wasted way too much time.

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Like if you are the loopitis guy 👍🏻

Youlean Loudness Meter is a game changer.