3 Easy Ways To Greatly Improve Your Beats In 2024

[@frol7522]

You are have a big heart ❤️ Brother Thank you for everything, for every advice that you are giving to us

[@skilledharmish]

Really appreciate your advices You're an inspiration brother 💪

[@muzibeats1010]

Thank you man! I appreciate you. Do you have any advice for anyone reading this to improve their music production?

[@skilledharmish]

@@muzibeats1010 starting off even from weird things sometimes lead to more original and interesting beats Also I am not that good of a beat producer

[@BINOMOBB]

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[@Fabor63]

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[@preston7263]

Good suggestions. A couple pieces of advice: 1. Try to use compression scarcely on sounds / instruments at first, even if they're initially not sounding loud enough or clear enough. This can help in working out how and why certain sounds may be overwhelming others, which could be more so in certain patterns than the rest. Compression changes waveforms enough to cause the same issue you're trying to fix, that of getting sound levels right. Use it later when leveling problems are worked out. 2. Allow yourself to experiment with new approaches to create patterns, whether it's melodies, basslines, or percussion, or pad / string. Don't always start with the melody, or always first putting down the kick/hat/snare. Try hat first, then pad, and see how those sound combined without anything else. Then you may have a better idea of what's going to be adapted well to those. Same for starting with other parts of the pattern first.

[@muzibeats1010]

This is great advice! I will try to follow some of these. Like the compression point. Thank you for the comment!

[@iconic1k636]

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[@muzibeats1010]

Yes sir!! Thank you for watching all the way through. I appreciate it man 🙏🏿

[@muzibeats1010]

Do you have any advice for anyone to improve their music production?

[@iconic1k636]

@@muzibeats1010 erm make the music you like and keep it up the consistency as long as you enjoy it you’re only going to get better in due time. And don’t be afraid to fine tune your sounds to the music you want to hear after all its you the producer who is making it 🙏🏾

[@nextsunrisetravel]

Gracias!!!!

[@muzibeats1010]

Thank you!!!

[@prodbyclipz1]

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[@muzibeats1010]

Thank you man! I really appreciate you watching.

[@muzibeats1010]

Do you have any advice for anyone to improve their music production?

[@prodbyclipz1]

@@muzibeats1010 copying tutorials can be your bestfriend, we’ve all done it. It helps you understand your daw, and helps you understand the music/chord theory as well. another thing is to use your midi or keyboard if u don’t have one to draw out/record your notes that you hear in your head. final thing is to test your track on different systems ie; car, speaker. i have a sennheiser 280 pro, so everything is naturally loud and noise cancelled, but you may want your 808 to hit harder, like est gee beats does, so i export it and play it in my car full volume to hear how loud the 808 and kick are

[@prodbyclipz1]

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[@tedbwanali1689]

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[@muzibeats1010]

Yes sir!!!!

[@nextsunrisetravel]

Could you create a tutorial about the workflow when you wanna create a trap beat for example? Legend

[@muzibeats1010]

Thank you for for watching. I have 2 videos on that topic this is the first link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r364ppZ4qZelbbc This is the second link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aWrbpqCre7B4mtk I hope this helps. Any advice for anyone trying to improve their beats?