10 Easy Ways to Build Tension

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You guys surprise me with your tutorials, but you're also one of the most helpful channels on KZbin 🤘 keep doing your thing!

[@sqguitar]

This video is a pure gem. Not only for EDM, but essential concepts for all genres. Thank you for sharing your insight. Saved in my inspiration folder!

[@jonnybuckle8789]

Probs the best video on KZbin I've seen on this thanks

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[@Roensmusic]

great video, im an fl user but still interesting can see this is a quality tutorial

[@MatsumuriMedia]

So tense!! All these videos about transitions recently have really helped a lot man!! I feel like that is the place most of us struggle is with good transitions. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge with us Luca!!

[@EDMProd]

Thanks for watching as always! :)

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thank you sir, much love n respect :)

[@littlehelix]

Very well explained

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This is so valuable! been watching for couple of times, thanks for making this video and also the resource page!!

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[@sidneyXsidney]

Sick! Would you guys make another video on how to make a nice pad that suits your track? (The last one you did was 8 years ago) Ive heard of the plugin called Phonoloop but im wondering if there is a good way to take a part of your track and turn it into some sort of atmospheric pad / ambience that already suits your track. Cheers

[@miscalt]

Great video :)

[@EDMProd]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@BFHPET]

16:47 is that how they make those edm gabs whit different sounds in the drops

[@CBPM_]

I really like to automate both the overall mix volume and stereo width during the build up and sections where I want to build tension and then restore them at the drop. I'll start a slow volume reduction (maybe down -3dB) and width narrowing (maybe down to 50%) from the start of the section and then pop it back up at the start of the drop - the change is almost imperceptible to the listener but the difference (and release!) at the drop is clear.

[@aloushi4512]

Thanks for the video !

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My pleasure! Thanks for watching

[@ELLIOT8209]

Are you Australian or South African?

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Haha Melbourne Australia!

[@franzengold]

Ou

[@b00ts4ndc4ts]

If you want to build up some real tension, try leaving the toilet seat up. Works in my home with the girlfriend.