FIVE reasons why ANYMA is so AWESOME (How to make Melodic Techno like Anyma?)

[@McQzv]

This is an amazing explanation of not just any anyma but melodic techno in general. Love the contrast of melody and darkness. Makes perfect sense

[@AbstraktMusicLab]

I'm glad you liked the analysis mate!!! Don't forget to join our Discord Channel abstraktmusiclab.com/discord

[@McQzv]

The intelligence and production quality of your video is also insanely high. Keen insight into music and business.

[@brych_ofc]

animal fi!! Mto orgulhoso da sua evolução como professor e influencer no segmento educativo da música ❤️👏

[@AbstraktMusicLab]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@Krillinish2]

Never heard of Anyma before a few days ago but I felt compelled to go to the Sphere Las Vegas show in December. Feel like I gotta be at the first EDM event at Sphere.

[@AbstraktMusicLab]

This December??? Hopefully my video helped you like him even more! Don't forget to join our Discord Channel abstraktmusiclab.com/discord

[@adamholden4874]

Yep. Spot on

[@AbstraktMusicLab]

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[@zachslav1844]

Great video. I personally love when anyma goes melodic, especially in the new project

[@AbstraktMusicLab]

RIGHT!!! Glad you liked the video bro!

[@JonathanExley]

Brilliant breakdown and tips, as always. Great video! ❤

[@AbstraktMusicLab]

Glad you enjoyed it JONO!

[@S1MARO]

Anyma number 1🏆🔥 his music makes you shivering

[@AbstraktMusicLab]

Hell yeahh!! Don't forget to join our Discord Channel abstraktmusiclab.com/discord

[@DolevNagauker]

Thanks bro. I would love to see more analysis videos from afterlife music ❤

[@AbstraktMusicLab]

More to come! Glad you liked ti mate Don't forget to join our Discord Channel abstraktmusiclab.com/discord

[@iamlgu]

I would say that first Anyma (Reminding, Sentient, Sonder) it's been my favorite Anyma, but after Running he changed the future of the whole scene. I think we can consider him now "mainstream"

[@AbstraktMusicLab]

ohh yeah, he's definitely mainstream!!!! But, honestly, who cares?

[@Nola50]

Yes Anyma is awesome!! One of the best!!

[@AbstraktMusicLab]

INDEED!!! Don't forget to join our Discord Channel abstraktmusiclab.com/discord

[@badforyou7560]

Really nice video once again!

[@AbstraktMusicLab]

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[@ayalav02]

Great vid

[@AbstraktMusicLab]

Thanks Ayal!

[@nineways]

Great job 👏 Can you recreate the Aaron Hibell lead sound like in his track Oppenheimer 🙏

[@AbstraktMusicLab]

Can you link me the track with the timing here mate? Don't forget to join our Discord Channel abstraktmusiclab.com/discord

[@cryptogirliebtc3987]

It's the images

[@AbstraktMusicLab]

The images? that what? Don't forget to join our Discord Channel abstraktmusiclab.com/discord

[@hugh_mungus123]

I really miss the melodic dreamscape synth breakdown sounds from Tale of Us, Colyn, Adriatique etc - I don't think this new 'metallic' sound is as interesting.

[@inthexone2902]

its a real shame the way that all of these artists changed their style, this new stuff is so uninspiring

[@francis617]

I agree!

[@hugh_mungus123]

@@inthexone2902 I have this suspicion it comes from the UK festival scene, where a lot of our techno artists already sound very mainstream because that's how they get airtime on the radio (especially if it has lyrics) - and then they all follow a similar style. This then just spreads across the festival scene.

[@AbstraktMusicLab]

I like that he's pushing sound design in a way.. Even though it's a similar sound in every song, you can still hear a loooot of melodic synth breakdowns in his songs, but I do also prefer things a bit more melodic. IGNITION by Q.U.A.K.E. is a really good example of this Don't forget to join our Discord Channel abstraktmusiclab.com/discord

[@AbstraktMusicLab]

Thanks for the comments Francis! Don't forget to join our Discord Channel abstraktmusiclab.com/discord

[@sachins6196]

Probably the best melodic techno producer rn

[@AbstraktMusicLab]

Wait for the video about ARTBAT!

[@nomaddigitalmusic]

OBRIGADO LEO!

[@AbstraktMusicLab]

GLad you liked ti broo!

[@ariana_dj]

Are you Brasiliannnnnnn too?

[@AbstraktMusicLab]

VAI BRASILL!!!! Sim, sou brasileiro!

[@paulinemarshall6554]

❤️❤️

[@AbstraktMusicLab]

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[@IgnusVermaak]

Hmmm, see, I am immediately annoyed to see everyone recording it on their phone like that and it kind of ruins it for me. Maybe it's because I am 40. Love Anyma, but I hate that so much of the new music out there is trying to sound like it. I'm also just worried about the whole scene going so mainstream, going to shows just doesn't feel the same as it used to. Again, maybe I am just getting older. Another thing, it's a little weird being at the events after getting sober, but the music still touches me at home with a small gathering of friends and that might just be enough.

[@AbstraktMusicLab]

I'm the same.. people are supposed to dance, not record In my opinion.. but it's no denial that this is a way to enhance your artist performance as well. One can say it's more about the mix the just the music for Anyma. Is that wrong? No, different opinions. I agree that when you to a show, you go to watch it through your eyes, not through your phone

[@friendly_tom]

Anyma was nice for a year. But he steered a respectable melodic techno label into a cheesy and lame new vibe. I miss the legacy afterlife sound, realms of consciousness 1 to 3 were elite

[@AbstraktMusicLab]

Well, I was introduced to AFTERLIFE because of ANYMA. So in a way, AFTERLIFE did come out of UNDERGROUND because of that, but that's an amazing thin for the artist, right? Don't forget to join our Discord Channel abstraktmusiclab.com/discord

[@pbandj089]

Bro, edm is lame now period d

[@tareknasr5130]

Anyma is 1 person FYI....... One half of the duo from Tale of Us

[@AbstraktMusicLab]

I know i know 🔥🔥

[@Beyond_The_Fade555]

His Sub Bass has a lot of energy due to intelligent saturation and distortion

[@AbstraktMusicLab]

Hey Mate.. After you comment , I went to analyze the sub frequency from ANYMA, and I have a few comments. First and most importantly, what I consider a SUB frequency is around 40-80hz (ish).. In that sense, his subs are pretty flat.. like, they honestly sound pretty rounded without any resonating frequency.. even his layer 'above the sub', so around 80-160hz (ish) is pretty flat as well.. What Anyma does with perfection is his MID BASS, which is where he really pushes the sound design, but the SUB frequencies are really regular Yes, Saturation can help it, but saturation would introduce more frequencies there, which are not in there.. so I feel he's only pushing the levels of the bass correctly! Great comment though!!! Really made me wonder Don't forget to join our Discord Channel abstraktmusiclab.com/discord

[@Beyond_The_Fade555]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 thanks a lot for your comment man, you and what you do is really inspiring for producer community. You cant believe how much time i spent studying the low frequencies of his sub and kick the only conclusion i got was the power comes from distorion you know its like his sub kick and sub bass have some kind of distorion that makes you hear it more easly unlike other subs that arent easy to hear. I think he use some spectre saturation(waves factory) on his 125 hz of his sub or mid bass that gives power to basslines.

[@AbstraktMusicLab]

@@Beyond_The_Fade555 but do you agree with me that 125hz it's not a SUB anymore, right? To me, a SUB is a pure sine wave with only sidechain on it. abstraktmusiclab.com/free-downloads In here I have a guide on how I mix my basslines, for me and for other clients

[@redjammie8342]

If you saturate a sub it's no longer a sub haha

[@Beyond_The_Fade555]

@@redjammie8342 i agree i meant 120hz to 150 which is not essentially a sub 🙏🏻

[@Jourdan.Bordes]

he is a poser who has a BILLIONAIRE FATHER and he doesnt even make his own music !!! wtf is awesome about that ?

[@AbstraktMusicLab]

@@Jourdan.Bordes some producers might choose to learn from his music regardless of how it's made, and that's why this video is here. You can hate the person, the story, the means to why he does it, but it's undeniable that it is working for him regardless if you agree or not, there's the option to learn from what he does so we can become better ourselves. Honestly, i don't care how he or someone makes the music, what matters to me is what I can learn from it to enhance my music, right?

[@blackradowan8465]

Generic sound and boring copy pasting

[@AbstraktMusicLab]

I mean, yes, and no. He has bring his uniqueness, but now it became generic. But what he does with the visuals is pretty amazing, don't you think? Don't forget to join our Discord Channel abstraktmusiclab.com/discord

[@themeditationshirt9750]

False

[@omair357]

You think those stupid robots trying to force a transhumanist agenda down people's throats are an example of great visuals?