Music Production For Beginners (Step By Step Masterclass)

[@CompleteProducer]

I made a part 2! kzbin.info/www/bejne/bn60aot_g5mYqKs

[@j10984]

Shout-out to Ethan for the quality free content, and to his EDITOR for being equally world-class.

[@gonnawanna9824]

I believe that being able to distinguish what drum sounds, bass sounds, midrange sounds, etc., complement each other well is perhaps the most important key point that distinguishes amateur and professional composers.

[@user-x56ji4i2o1]

For me I'm already a drummer so it helps me😊

[@CompleteProducer]

@@gonnawanna9824 yeah this is a good point! Making sounds that “make sense” together is definitely important

[@grunntalll]

Interesting, do you have any tips on this?

[@gonnawanna9824]

@@grunntalll Well, I believe it's important to understand the unique sounds of each instrument within different genres. So, I'm studying the tonal range, spatial quality, and whether each sound has a sharp finish or a smooth fade for drums, bass, strings, synths, and other instruments by genre. My method of studying includes analyzing, for instance, how house music typically uses short, powerful drum kicks with impact in the sub-bass range below 60 Hz. This creates a groove using a synth bass with enough length to avoid interfering with the sub-bass range. I try to listen to professional tracks while examining these details. The most effective way would be to open the original project files of the professionals I admire and study the effects, routing, and sounds they use firsthand. However, it's challenging to access original project files from professional producers. For beginners and amateurs like myself, I believe the best approach to learning the characteristics and compatibility of each instrument is through 'instrument analysis by genre.' The reason pop songs on the Billboard Top 100 tend to use realistic instruments(guitar, violin, cello, bass, etc., which can be easily visualized as real-world instruments) and piano are frequently the main instruments. Drums also tend to consist of realistic, live-playable instruments. The reason pop songs on the Billboard Top 100 tend to use realistic instruments across frequency ranges is likely because these combinations are part of the 'harmony in popular pop music' that audiences favor. In fact, even a small change in a pop song-such as removing low frequencies from an instrument or replacing the drum kit-can dramatically alter the mood and make it feel different, sometimes even uncharacteristic of the genre. As a developing producer, I believe that until I reach the level where I can confidently experiment with various changes, carefully analyzing popular songs or the genre I want to create is the best way to study the 'harmonious spatial quality, structure, frequency range, and length' of each instrument, as I described above. I'm building my skills gradually with this approach.") across frequency ranges is likely because these combinations are part of the 'harmony in popular pop music' that audiences favor.

[@im_eianator2453]

@@grunntalllI'm curious as well

[@brendanprickett5732]

This video is a gamechanger for me as someone who knows nothing at all and diving in. Im so glad you exist

[@bloodline39]

Am at the same position mate. Gonna do it

[@Jayvenomboii]

Same here hurray!!

[@JRock514514]

Me too, good luck Boyz!

[@ldbgn4787]

Me too guys, YAY !

[@alephnine]

same

[@Randomvids205]

I’ve been learning music by ear on GarageBand, this video is a sign that it’s time for me to learn music theory and take it seriously because I can’t find anything else I wanna do with my life nearly as much.

[@PaulBradley-qi9ss]

Theory will take you to the next level. Go for!

[@ozakriv8019]

facts.

[@NathanBrownAkaNB]

I’m also trying to produce my own rap beats as a beginner on GarageBand to/ do you ever get round to learning the music theory?

[@studioMYTH]

I have a degree in audio engineering and have been producing for like 6 years and I still really appreciated this video. Reminding yourself of the fundamentals every once in a while is a good idea lol

[@muathkhazaleh3525]

In which country u got the degree from ? I want to study audio engineering but i dont know where

[@studioMYTH]

@muathkhazaleh3525 in the USA at a college in Washington state called Fairhaven at WWU. Check it out, there is great opportunity for people from all over there and it is an incredibly beautiful place

[@xvernoserel669]

@@muathkhazaleh3525 just search it up on google

[@harpermcateer6017]

@@muathkhazaleh3525I studied electronic music production at SAE institute, they’re a film, music and audio school that have locations all over the world so you could maybe check that out

[@ondeckprod]

That is good to knnow :) I like your channel brother.

[@vsoukavong1]

One of the best production tutorials out there. I really appreciate that you show that it doesn't require 60+ tracks to make an amazing sounding song. Such a great teacher!

[@CompleteProducer]

thank you!!

[@yasminevirili9256]

1:10 I am only 1 minute in and am already CRYING because deep inside I always knew I wanted to start with drums but all tutorials and courses I’ve followed always start with chord progressions I know very little about. Thank you thank you thank you!!!❤🙏🏻

[@CompleteProducer]

Rock on!

[@QbaMatau]

brooo no way I'vebeen thinking the same thing, stg I never see a mf start with the drums

[@ryderfromgta]

Metro Boomin posted a video called "Why you should start with your drums sometimes" something along those lines. Definitely worth watching

[@ericchin739]

People typically start with chord progression because that's what dictates the bass line and melody - and overall feel of the track. Personally, I do drums, then chords, then bass, then melody and other fillers.

[@macaroon147]

Yeah it's funny how we wait for validation before following our intuition right?

[@miguillos]

Jesus Christ the attention to detail you put while teaching it's ridiculous. I feel like every KZbinr who considers themselves a teacher should take a note or two out of your book. It's the first time in witness anyone recommending things like "make a session folder", so brief but so holistically incorporated into your Lesson. And then the constant repeating of commands! If i could tell you the struggles I've had trying to figure out the useful commands i should have in my toolbox... Man; this is great 10/10 best teacher ever.

[@ShortJourneys702]

Only person I've seen break it down, they act like its a secret formula, and skip steps in tutorials. Excellent work and appreciated.

[@ReinaWanheda]

Omg. I wanted to get back into producing but found myself intimidated and overwhelmed but you made it easy and simple to understand. I’m no longer feeling that way any more. I CAN DO THIS!! (Creepy scream entered here 😂).

[@petrieberries]

You can do this!💪🏻

[@CompleteProducer]

you got this!!

[@Swampy__]

dude the tip about using an accapella is GENIUS and watching you work on this song told me im not too far off! Thank you for this amazing video, excatly what i needed to see to take me to the next level!!! 100% gratitude Mr.!!!

[@CompleteProducer]

Happy to help!

[@benmorris4618]

@@CompleteProducerPlease help me I have been trying for hours now, how do you get your acapella tracks? I can’t find a way to download acapella tracks and I feel stuck.

[@OmarPerez-ne7cm]

Brother, I'm a seasoned Ableton producer and I found so much value in this video, I love that our workflows are very similar, but learning all the little shortcuts and the minor details you are using is going to be a lifesaver and cut down so much on time. Also, the fact that you cut out all the fat and get right down to business is amazingly satisfying, the speed of this tutorial is perfect. Subscribed, I can't wait to binge your stuff and learn everything I can, glad I found you, thanks for this!!

[@elisagonzalez4868]

Omg, I've been searching for something like this for months but couldn't find someone to take me from the start for free especially. You are a gift fr. Glad to start this journey. Left a like already ofc. Thank you

[@ORIGINALJRL]

Anybody want to talk about the most important part of music??? The emotion that it conveys to the listener. Otherwise you might as well just get chat gpt to make all your tunes

[@ENJKI]

The only thing I’ve heard about that was « minor chord prog sad major chord prog happy 😀 »

[@beanieb0b]

I’ve come to this video because I made a beat, and after showing like 10 people, every.single. one of them didn’t hold back, 3 of them said that it made them want to kill themselves, I actually almost quit after that

[@mahatorescue]

Your efforts to learn more is already a sign that you will make a beautiful song🎉 I am glad you didn't give up🤩

[@dsfsdag5229]

Sounds to me like it made 3 of them feel a pretty strong sense of emotion so it must’ve been good 🤷‍♂️ keep going man

[@JDUB0927]

Dang that must’ve sounded terrible you must be really bad at making beats hopefully those 10 people get the help they need from hearing that (Im jk dawg im sure it wasn’t that bad and goodluck on your journey hopefully success comes your way through this hobby)

[@BLUE1spring]

They are overreacting or probably jealous of you.

[@bev.tarzan]

So I really enjoy writing and singing. But I can’t produce to save my life lol. Thank you for this video. It was really eye opening and you went over a lot of beginner stuff that the other “professionals” forget about. Used Fruity Loops along with this video and was able to following along just fine :)

[@gromplin]

Same here!! I love the songwriting and singing portion but the production just never sounds as vivid or exact as it does to me in my head! While I feel like a lot of my songs would be better for other voices (which is a different issue) but now at least I know how to put together a finished-sounding demo to send to people!

[@kiyarrarenee]

Im glad I found this video after searching for a bit and still being confused... As someone with absolutely no experience that is trying to learn music production this is very helpful and well paced. Thank you

[@Arsenutsjr]

As someone who has been trying to learn producing for the last 4 years.. this is amazing. Thank you!

[@user-rz5lp7cb9b]

Is it just me or y'all also create some lyrics and melody in your mind and just get stuck cz you don't know how to turn that into music?

[@elijahabong1686]

HUHUHU that's literally my problem

[@crissyy9123]

Yesssss definitely me😭

[@GodswillEdgebrume]

It's my problem too

[@TK-MASKED]

@@elijahabong1686 when your rapping/singing find a beat, find your flow AND THEN WRITE

[@user-rz5lp7cb9b]

@@TK-MASKED find a beat from where? Also not sure would be able to find a beat like the melody in mind lol

[@ChudinSound]

Im From Poland i find you today and you very help me with mix then productions after that vocals, i love you man, God bless you ♥️♥️♥️

[@soul-5]

it was an amazing feeling for me to see a professional producer do like 90% of what i do when i make music, me being a self taught amateur; gave me so much confidence that i can get there, i can do it! thank you for this 💪💪💪💪

[@6kiid234]

Absolutely blown away I want to just sit at my computer for hours now thank you so much!!

[@Joséjamesofficial]

Now tell me what app you use in your computer for the production

[@KunalSharma-ii4to]

you are a gift that god has bestowed us (your viewers) with ☺

[@CompleteProducer]

thank you!!

[@edwardjons8684]

🤷‍♂️What does god have to do with it? This is all Ethan’s work.

[@ShrekIsLoveShrekIsLifee]

​@@edwardjons8684bruh 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@hikariosu5736]

@@edwardjons8684atheist trying not to get triggered by the word god 🤯

[@ronnieblanchet4072]

Because this is Gods spoken world and anything anyone does is what God has spoken (Psalm 33) Nothing is possible without God. Everything is contingent upon HIM and The Word of His Power. Hope this answers the question☝️ God bless you! SOLI DEO GLORIA (To The Glory Of God Alone) Father, Son & Holy Spirit -Ronnie

[@Coltsyy]

This video was awesome show how “simple” everything is but how it takes a master to make a cohesive project. Thank you for this!

[@DucNguyen45361]

he's not only a professional in making music but also a pro in making videos and illustration

[@kinleybottle]

This is like the bible of wanting to get into music production. You're a godsend, and a really good teacher. Thank you!

[@Mindless550]

Not even interested in making music. Just ended up here and it was very entertaining.

[@ansonng9836]

You are really a good teacher, the clearest and most organized tutorial I have ever watched❤️

[@haydenmills4691]

Yo can I just say I’m 16 years old and just started trying to produce songs and make songs, I don’t have the same setup as you (currently using Logic Pro) but man is it nice to have content like this out there, it seriously helps so much! Keep doing what your doing!

[@karkoon6364]

One correction, Ableton 11 has now reduced to 30 day trial and I keep hearing this 90 day trial from community. It is misleading. ❤️ Love your content and your style of teaching.

[@Shivvy.]

can confirm ^

[@CompleteProducer]

awe lameeeeee. thanks for letting me know!

[@dreamline2007]

It was 90 days for a long time!

[@indigoshurenai8264]

This is a lifesaver. I started making songs with Ableton because of you. Thank you so much man.

[@aWeird_neurodivergent]

Screw College when you have Ethan

[@oliviarosereed]

/ KZbin

[@Lil_frzy]

Yao my name is Ethan and i didn’t know who this was so i got scared

[@aWeird_neurodivergent]

@@Lil_frzy Oh, the KZbinrs name is Ethan too.

[@zeyv2026]

You really got this! I discovered my favourite musician days ago - his every song hits all my right spots - so my love to the music awakened/arised once again after long years of sad hibernation. It started to itching me and some inner music voice is dragging me into my unfulfilled yet love - music creation. I was searching a good starting point, and then I looked at the yt for some program tutorials and your miniature of the video seemed just right - smile and friendly face bought me. After watching this video, I now know more than I ever could want from the beginning! This really is the best teaching video I ever watched! Thank you, thank you, thank you! You are the BEST man!

[@esseven]

i watch your videos in awe, nothing better than watching someone making something awesome whilst having fun with it

[@gretsky97]

My mind is blown. I was looking up videos like this to get me started because, as I told somebody 2 days ago, I want to make music that sounds like Ethan C Davis. I was midway through this video before I realized who it was! This makes me trust your advice way more. I’ve been listening to your stuff since Serenade!

[@rogergille1]

What a great lesson Ethan! The information was so organized and helped this non-musical Ableton learner understand how to get the producing boat in motion. Looking forward to other sessions with you.

[@CompleteProducer]

woo! you got this

[@niahniah123]

Not just a masterclass in production, but a master class in providing actual value through content. Kudos!

[@Emibang._.61310]

I've been wanting to learn producing since the start of 2023, because I was inspired by some of my favorite artists, but I was always intimidated by it all. I was nervous, especially because I'm not good at singing and can't play instruments, so I didn't know what I should do. Thank you so much for this 🙏💜.

[@BeatsbyMarleyandthegovernment]

I love the way you broke down the production process and thank you for that I have been profusion over 10 years and this is a good reference to show those who wish to learn production

[@bostonhall]

This is an absolutely AMAZING video and so incredibly encouraging, thank you for this tutorial!

[@SamaraBraga8]

Ethan, I am so grateful you were like a life saver for me. I graduted in music pro but nothing is compared to your way of teaching. I am a singer/songwriter that I always get stuck on the prodcution side even knowing how to produce. You made my life easier now

[@laharofficial]

Ethan, you've quickly become one of my top KZbin producers. Do you have any advice on overcoming option paralysis when it comes to producing/writing music? Whenever I set down to write or produce I always find myself digging through an endless library of sounds, chord progressions, sometimes I can't seem to set myself on a tempo either. Even when it comes to trying to recreate popular tracks, I can't just stick to one. What is the best way you've found to set yourself on an and see it through? Thank you for blessing us with your content.

[@CompleteProducer]

thanks for the encouragement! that's a great question! for me it helps to have a reference, and stick with the reference until i get close to it, like 80% of the way, then branch off and make it my own. i think at this point the process of production for me is listening, deciding what the song needs, then adding that element. trial and error. like adding a little bit of paint at a time. with years of practice, eventually you make more trials, and less errors, and you get whats in your head to come out of a pair of speakers in less time, and more clearly. i think picking one reference and getting 80% of the way there with it will help a lot!

[@gromplin]

Also give yourself constraints or a certain limit if you’re still within your first year. It helps to do things like “what can I create out of 4 tracks and using only one string instrument?” Soon you’ll know how to be more decisive and clean with your ideas and avoid any extra clutter/tracks. After you finish these 4-5 track projects, you can ALWAYS come back to it later and give it what it needs, but focus on creating a full song out of those and THEN cleaning up shop after you’re able to rest on it.

[@8DMUSICKANNADA]

I'm a 28 year old software engineer, who always wanted to learn Music production from so many years. Finally I have made up my mind to put everything into learning and some day I might do some good music. Your videos are very helpful. thank you!

[@pansyvenom]

Very helpful video!! Can’t wait to put it to use. The base unedited scream was cracking me tf up. Thanks so much for taking the time to share in your expertise!!

[@AtinyQueenie]

Thank you so much. I went to school for music and have multiple degrees including a post graduate degree in music. But it was just classical music. Audio production is an entirely new skill all together and I’ve been struggling getting these complex comprehensive ideas in my head into the software. This video has been so extremely helpful. You have a new subscriber. Thanks again!

[@emmarocksbeauty]

This is so HELPFUL for someone who has always had a passion writing music but has no clue how to produce - thanks so much!! feeling inspired

[@bigwaldomusic]

Your channel is so underrated but it will take off for sure! 🤞🏼

[@HazzanAlimiSsrmusic]

i really enjoyed watching this. produced music for over 7 years both locally in my studio and also on fiverr but i left the industry for over 4 years and this has really helped me in getting started again. this was a masterpeice

[@PaperDryBones]

i wish you good luck on getting started again!! im rather new and struggled to 'understand' the making of music, but i havent really given up 100% for a few months now!!

[@jahnavistudio]

This page is Gold!!!...you are a wonderful teacher❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@JustMe_Melodies]

I already paid for an EDM bootcamp course through someone else's tutorials I've been watching for a while, but sometimes I just need to switch it up and hear the same, or different lessons from different people. I found this to be so helpful tonight, thank you so much for putting the work into making these videos for us. You're truly amazing. I deeply appreciate how much detail went into this.

[@CompleteProducer]

awe i love to hear that! keep it up!

[@eLLBdotmusic]

Ethan I value your time too! Thanks for sharing. This is going to really help me. I am vocalist wanting to create my own beats so this formula is going to help me a great deal. Thanks

[@prettinikki33]

I'm a total newbie in music production this tutorial was golden thank you Ethan

[@laseryzuo487]

❤❤❤Very organized and streamlined explanation revealed the nitty gritty of production fundamentals! The tricks help making music so much easier🥹🥹Realizing no matter how fancy a song seems like, it is always made by basic elements❤😊😊You’re giving me confidence 😀

[@lilyw1771]

Im really impressed with the process and result! absolutely obsessed with the sound!

[@cosmic2096]

Really appreciate it . Your work seems so grasping .Idk, how will things go in the future with me. Just stuck in the mids of my life . But also currently I'm learning piano and looking forward into music production in the future , as passion . 😊

[@CompleteProducer]

you got this!

[@stevensieger2197]

Pleas continue to show us how to make Musik. I need you as a teacher showing step by step how to do this. This is inspiring.

[@MyselfVlogsPaul]

Damn this was a great tutorial. I like that you covered everything (picking samples/instruments all the way to simple automation) and it was easy to understand.

[@BlessGod4Ever]

Thank you very much for all the explanations. I think it was one of the few explanations I've seen on YT that I understood almost 99%. God bless you.

[@djscottymashups]

You are such a brilliant teacher and I think you're incredibly inspirational!! I'm looking forward to doing your full course in the next few months... *I'm now a HUGE fan of your music, so I'm beyond excited for this opportunity!! I LOVE that you used "DREAM" in this video =) Will you ever release any remixes of your John Balaya tunes? or any of your other AMAZING tunes? I'm gagging for some (ANY, but especially Socialize, Chapstick, Bottom, Dream, & Taller) and hearing DREAM in this video made me want some even more. Keep up the awesome work matey!! Scotty (South Australia)

[@CompleteProducer]

thanks for the encouragement, i really appreciate it! I'm going to be putting out a John Balaya full length record at some point so stay tuned :P

[@junkyduds8457]

can you show your progress in a few months?

[@j_rou]

Really great video. I've been playing and writing music for 20 years. Learning to produce music is another monster to tackle. This video really helps the steep learning curve.

[@larosmarijn]

Great tutorial man, your instructions are really clear and i didn't feel overwhelmed.

[@AllySilwamba]

Iam from Africa Zambia, iam really learning and enjoying from your videos. Keep up the good work sir

[@FestivalBarbie]

So glad I found your channel. Im even more inspired to produce for myself you make it so plain and clear like I feel like Im actually able to learn and do it!! Thank you.

[@CompleteProducer]

You can do it!

[@Cokewahvy]

i used ur tip of making a beat from random vocals then taking out the vocals, and bro, i managed to make two fire beats in the span of around 2 hours on my DAW tysm for the tip bro

[@annoyingorangefanclub416]

Thanks. I am making a song about a large gnome appearing at my school.

[@Wantonphue]

This video was extremely informative. but I HAVE TO SAY you are STUNNING my goodness. your physical appearance plus your vibe and mannerisms equal magnificence!

[@NailGunStanleyMusic]

Any chance we can get that acapella for remixing?? It is amazing!

[@CompleteProducer]

not yet, but ill let you know if i put it out! i may at some point :P

[@NailGunStanleyMusic]

@@CompleteProducer I can feel a DnB remix with that. Some nice liquid vibez. 🤙🤙

[@gracy05ful]

Who's first name is also Ethan👇👇

[@CompleteProducer]

right here!!

[@breadvidz8542]

Me...do I get a reward?

[@WhoTheWildCard]

You stalking?

[@macaroon147]

Not yours apparently

[@onyx_mango]

i was falling asleep (sorry i was just tired the video is beyond amazing) and the paranormal scream woke me the hell up

[@coyotekakakaway4788]

I haven't produced in roughly 8 years. I hopped on my PC and forgot almost EVERYTHING 😂 thank you so much, brotha! ❤️

[@CompleteProducer]

welcome back!

[@andreafaraboli3398]

Hello and thank you for the advice, very helpful. I've started using them to consistently publish my songs on my KZbin channel.

[@daradarling]

So grateful for this video! I don’t have/use Ableton, but it was super informative regardless! One thing I loved seeing was the joy in your creative process. It’s fun to know that even after years of doing it professionally, you still find pleasure in it and recognize the beauty of it! Thank you!

[@siddharthramnath]

This is the best tutorial video on KZbin!!! Thank you so much dude.. Lots of love from India 🇮🇳

[@jimle22]

Thanks Ethan for helping out an older guy that loves music. You da man!

[@MrSHEHAN99]

This is the most satisfying music production tutorial ever 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🌟🌟🌟🌟 🎶

[@josuemorales5978]

I’m saving money to buy a mac like a beast to start my music career and i just found this video and is super helpful and pretty good, i haven’t even finished the video but this is beyond gold.

[@CompleteProducer]

Glad I could help! You got this (:

[@chynawov4879]

Thank you so much! I write songs like everyday and I want them to be fully made for the world to hear

[@SirRommy001]

Just checked out the original sound on Spotify. This experimental version really sounds more beautiful and appealing. Thank you for breaking things down.

[@ancientjada1449]

Thank you for lighting my part. I've been lost for years trying to understand music production.

[@FOATrading-gk6wt]

All the other videos on the internet are complicated. This is Exactly the type of video I was looking for. You are a Good Teacher Buddy! Hope You Reach 1M Subs Soon.

[@ProduceWithGibbs]

Using automation to highlight the transition into the chorus was gold. Thanks!

[@tru7hs]

This is the best intro to music production ever made.

[@CompleteProducer]

thank you!!

[@mnablair]

Wow I learned SO MUCH by just watching this 26 min video. THANK YOU

[@dexterbassist8126]

That's one of the most inspirational and educational video i've come across on internet for production. Thank you and Cheers man!!!

[@kinggandyel9339]

I was trying to figure out how I'd like my workflow to go and every other beginner video was too slow. This was perfect for a rusty producer to get back in the studio. Thanks!!!

[@RamanSharma89]

This single video gave me the confidence that I can probably learn music production to create some of my own songs.

[@frausty5577]

Thanks, this video is an example of what to look for in terms of a music production tutorial.

[@Tburt4961]

this was a game-changer for a novice like myself, you made everything so simple. This will be foundational for me...THANKYOUUUUUU!

[@AbstractBlackArt]

Hello! I am an animator with an interest in music production! I am trying to become a well-rounded artist with the ability to create videos with custom music. The video part I have down to a science. The music part is something that i've been intimidated by for a long time. With just this video alone, you've removed the "fog of mystery" surrounding this field in my mind. I've always had the ability to just come up with a random melody in my mind, but never knew how to translate that into an actual finished song. I've watched quite a few other youtubes in this space, but your videos seem to be the most helpful for absolutely beginners, which is exactly what i needed! I don't plan on being a musician, but trying to find custom music from places like envato elements or artlist etc... had just become ridiculous because I could never find the perfect sound that I was looking for. Which is infuriating as an animator lol I need the right song to go with the right visuals and your channel is helping me understand and achieve that vision! so thank you! Thank you for simplyfing such an indepth and complicated subject to the point where even a person like me can pick this up and fumble my way towards my goals! I will definitely be watching every single video you've got lol Thank you!!!!!!!

[@Ghadaa-w9y]

thank you I am so happy that your channel exists

[@franmy98]

omg it is incredible how you just go on point of the fundamental stuff. I am a beginner and the way you just emphasyze useful info is amazing! Praying for more tutorials like this

[@EnthrollingDiceworks]

I really appreciate the video on this. Especially the part where you have a reference lined up. I have the plague of where I want to make something totally unique, and it feels so hard to come up with a beat from the ground up. I hate the idea of copying things, so that's probably where I've bashed the ideology in my head where I gotta make things with no reference.

[@ckatheman]

This is a nice video. Straight to the point, simple explanations and jumping right into it instead of endless introductions. But dude. Seriously it’s time to see the barber. 😊

[@blackpilledwoman]

Thank you for making these videos, from the bottom of my heart ❤. Many blessings. 🙏

[@egnoy.s_studios]

You're a God sent. Clearly the single best music production video I've ever come across. Thank you so much! Really grateful. (From India)

[@jackbaxon]

That was great. The vocal scream seemed counter intuitive, but adds so much to the song.

[@zh7133]

16:55 currently watching close to midnight and did not expect that in a music production tutorial

[@brianngohofficial]

One of the best music production vids I've watched you managed to keep me engaged and taking notes the whole time. I personally use waveform but a lot of what you have taught can be applied. Thanks so much, I'm going to watch that music theory vid next.

[@Jasmine-es8qi]

Love this! I would also love to see you react to a group called Seventeen and their music. They produce their own music, and I’m always so curious to understand what is going production-wise in their music. Thanks for sharing your years of experience.

[@MK-ro7ee]

bruh. the quality of this video is next level !!