How Industry Producers Make Their Melodies | Fl Studio

[@kennyrichardsonjr706]

Bro, I don't say this often but this tutorial is 10/10. Thats the kind of detail I'm looking for when I look up a melody tutorial. Keep it up man your in your own lane as far as I'm concerned.

[@myst1c295]

you're*** but hell yeah!! I agree definitely

[@yorique2267]

Oh yea he really might be the best KZbin producer tbh. Bro don’t miss

[@natachavillafrancacallahan1636]

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[@prodbyicoray717]

@@myst1c295 i definitely agree*.

[@darwenfrankie5935]

I agree , watching other videos especially as a beginner. Certain things just didn’t compute with me . He made it simple

[@JSewellBeats]

'How Unison makes their insane midi packs' 😂😂😂

[@iceyyali3372]

fr thooo 😂😂

[@Juline1221]

Gotta relax lol

[@davidfouse1820]

“insane”

[@jealimusic]

I bought it and it was pretty trash thank god they gave me a refund

[@Juline1221]

@@jealimusic thay not THAT trash. They are good to get something going. They help.. they're just not complex chords lol

[@sig2407]

majority of youtube ‘tutorials’ dont actually go in depth like this dude does, props to you for actually helping.

[@prodxwoah]

I'M DYING AT THE WAY HE PRONOUNCES PHRYGIAN

[@gangsterbob007]

figgerian 🥶🥶

[@brysondavidlive3205]

I came to the comments looking for this and for second I thought I was the only sane one 😂

[@ghostradar0084]

The names of the scales come from the places in Anatolia (currently Turkey). All the scales are based on the music that people played in certain areas of Anatolia. For example, the phyrigian scale is from Phyrgia.

[@Toreythegoat]

Interesting

[@typebeat7487]

they call these types of scales "modes". There are 7 different modes and in the key of C major, every note up the scale is a new mode. C to C is Ionian, D to D is Dorian, etc. Little facts like this change the game but aren't needed to be successful

[@prodwellfed]

Bro u are so sweaty about this topic. Like most producers are like “just get a feel for it” and you’d like well u need to go up a half a semi tone down by the third but no less than the 5th. And I love it. Ur amazing

[@jimjoe4309]

This is honestly one of the best melody tutorials I’ve seen. Answered all the questions that other videos usually don’t.

[@MrSundiefy]

12:30 What I try to do is, adjust the velocities manually first. I emphasize the one's I specifically want and then I randomize that to give them a more human feel. Usually, that prevents having velocities that are too out of place.

[@theyluvvshark]

yup yup 💯

[@wtmusic515]

Good advice

[@Rewindera1]

AYE-OH-LEE-IN (mode) (diatonic) literally a natural minor scale. All those Weird names are subsets of scales (modifications) which means alternate note groupings that sound good together.

[@LvckySevan]

Its nice to realize that most if not all of these tips I already practice. Makes me believe I'm on the right track! Great video

[@andreasbeats7957]

One of the best tutorials in my opinion for melodies.

[@verynice6685]

Nick Mira usually starts with his top melodies, some people might wanna consider this. great video btw

[@moneyfaygo]

Same, ive learnt it that way, building the top melody gives more room for creativeness in my opinion

[@machinemademan]

after watching other tutorials i just come back here..no one else teaches because they love to teach not to fish to sell a pack or course. thank you man. you dont hold back anything

[@c-sharp700]

I'm only in the half of the tutorial , and so far is the best tutorial in the internet . Thank you.

[@Finnathegod]

thx g

[@Donkursed333]

You are the GOAT of tutorial my man ! Thank you !

[@mohamedazizabidi84]

literally one of the best melody guides out in the internet

[@leburz]

bruh the way you laid down note gaps levelled me up instantly.

[@noahwestlake888]

“I don’t know why they do that” Nice tip bro (Btw its music theory. It’s when you have a scale (in this case the a variation of the c scale) but you start on a different note (but still keeping the same intervals)

[@Blackmandeze]

The most true tutorial I ever saw in my 4 year in production

[@bshannon-lotbtv7569]

been making beats for 5 years and still found some useful tips here🤙🏿

[@lafjyrxn_]

This guy has changed my life of making beats i was overthinking everything😂

[@television1996]

Hey bro can you make a mike dean tutorial?

[@directedbypreston]

Yes mike dean is fire 🔥

[@shahfarzan2308]

yes the referee

[@ovazflame149]

Nah its impossible mike dean is the god

[@milescamilleri]

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[@nexusobserve]

@@milescamilleri get your weak self promoted beats out of here boy

[@Prod_D]

You should do a whole video on how to add bass, following the root-notes of the melody, without the bass becoming muddy. If you should stretch, what stretch to use, envelope all of that, and how not to muddy them up. You went over it in like the 4th or 5th of part of the video, but it was kind of hard to understand lol. Good video bruh...!!

[@beanman8573]

Do the bass first

[@908two]

Got talent. Great video!

[@prodbydxb]

First good melody tutorial I ever watched 👍👍

[@lln7065]

that outro melody/beat is beautiful 🔮 wanna hear more of that

[@A_Class216]

We must protect Finna at all costs.

[@hado33_]

You dont have to remember scales on FL, you can just use the scale helper and chose the scale you want.

[@punu3675]

Yeah memorization with a daw isn’t needed

[@hado33_]

@Chris Engle The analogy would make more sense if the doctor had a grid that highlighted where he should cut etc. That's what the scale helper does. It just shows you which notes are in what scales, why memorize it when you can just chose what scale you want and have it right there for you?

[@punu3675]

@Chris Engle no it’s very tedious and not needed anyway, its a minor thing and it only takes 2 seconds to Look up and it won’t affect your musical skills. Comparing it to being a doctor is very dumb due to the sheer amount of knowledge and precision a doctor needs to have and all you’re doing is working on music, you aren’t trying to improve/ save a human life

[@ianv3180]

I have been producing for close to 4 years, I've dabbled in making my own melodies but they usually don't sound that good. So I sticked to using loops. This tutorial is really good, I've just made my first actual decent sounding melody with it. I hope I can keep it up!

[@Steezy.mp333]

How’s it going?

[@nathanielbrown8718]

aeolian is the 6th mode of a scale. Modes are just scales based off of a regular key (like E-flat) but they don't start on the root note. When you have a major scale but start on the 6th note, you end up with a minor scale. Basically, if you learn your major scales, you will automatically learn the minor scales.

[@natachavillafrancacallahan1636]

Hands down the best tutorial ive seen on youtube

[@chocolah]

Usefull knowledge, no bullshit talk, straight to the important stuff thank you very much

[@MarkoOT23]

Bro this is the best tutorial ever made , I’ve literally got all my unanswered questions replied to in these few minutes...

[@bmoneyy]

3:30 u can also use the scale highlighting setting and choose the scale u wanna work in. This applies to the current version of FL, idk if the old version has this feature

[@eliautin7793]

Damn finafinesse drops a vid when I’m at work so I go watch it in the bathroom when I’m taking a shit Good vid Chief and perfect timing

[@Rapidbeatsofficial]

I’m at home watching this while taking a shit 😎

[@kxdet1]

@@Rapidbeatsofficial same

[@kxdet1]

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[@panaras23]

thats tmi bro. and im also taking a shit rn

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[@christmas8635]

god like moves for putting the ad at the very end

[@natebrown4939]

Aeolian is the 6th mode of a major scale. If you play a major scale but start on the 6th note, you will have played a minor scale. C major = A minor for example. Same key signature (same amount of sharps and flats) but just starting on a different not in the key. A major scale is also known as the ionian mode.

[@maverick3517]

i can read this guy hes pure

[@grisha2549]

Fire video(as usual) 🔥🔥🔥 But I wanted to add that you can humanize your melodies even more by pressing Alt+S - This would open Stumizer, where you can change the start and the end of selected notes by a little bit. This gives us an even more human-ish melody since people can't press keys with perfect timings.

[@hptk3560]

also alt+r to randomize velocities

[@TheChosen1inc]

Real shit your the best tutorial channel for beats. Got my shit sounding so much better, and explain things a lot better than most. Worth the wait for the uploads, keep grinding 🙏

[@trillbans]

Best Tutorial on KZbin...no cap

[@enkinahosh5018]

About time someone really shows how it is done. I understand producers keeping secrets, but I dont like that. Thanks bro really appreciate it!

[@prodabled]

im new to producing and this tutorial is just so easy to understand, even though i'm using ableton. thanks

[@sacred8794]

can you do how industry producers mix vocals in the future?

[@lilyen777]

The only tutorial maker who drops real gems 🔥

[@medass1n143]

fav producer by far

[@tbmadeit9665]

Not even gonna lie I’m not a Industry producer but I’ve learned some of this stuff just by experimenting except pitch shifting

[@shainsaw3698]

the goat , bro we need more tutorials please bless us!!

[@TeflonKwam1]

You explain shit so good bro 💯💯💯

[@Jime0326]

This is very helpful. Thank you. Peace and blessings to you and your family!

[@madebysounds5627]

Def my go to guy as of now for tutorials. 🐐🐐🐐

[@Levijensen-pl1mn]

I already know it’s gonna be fire 🔥

[@cadethatdude85]

Giving yourself space.. big facts

[@JooJooShrimp]

This is so helpful. Literally touched on so many important points in such little time

[@LostFameBeats]

Definitely 🔑 to make melodies sound full with low and high frequency

[@kashfrm6318]

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[@milescamilleri]

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[@dylankyang]

Yo this was by far one of the most clutch videos i seen. Thank you 🔥🔥🔥

[@styl1ssttt]

finally someone that actually explains everything

[@gauravgiri6818]

This video worth a million subscribers because it gonna help so many producers especially the new generation and also for those who been making beats from past couple of year... 💯💯💯💯💯

[@jellifishy]

Holy shit this was amazing. I've been spending alot of hours learning all by myself from a scratch and this has by far been the most helpful and clean tutorial I've seen.

[@omgnoway23]

literally you make the most useful videos, please make one for drum patterns!!

[@waddupkishon8134]

Now I love this🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@drum877]

Aeolian is a mode! Since every major scale is as well a minor scale if you start on a specific different key. So A minor is also C major the difference is you started the scale on A instead of C and did the same pattern. Notice the change in emotion? as well your tonic note or chord will change which is the chord that gives you the most resolve or impact in that scale. So the tonic of the scale of C major is “C” and the tonic of A minor is “a”. “Modes” are the starting position in a major scale. Depending where you start will determine what mode you are in. But that is advanced music theory. That and “ the Circle of 5ths” are advanced. Master the basics of scales then chords the chord progressions and Then you can move on to modes and the circle of 5ths. Out of the 16 plus years I have been making beats. Music Theory was by far what gave me the biggest leap in the sound of my music. I wish I studied it earlier. It opens up everything and makes you understand what you are doing and why you are doing it. As well you can pick up any instrument and once you can play a note. You will learn it so fast it’s crazy. That’s why Price could play so many. He knew music theory!!!!!

[@drum877]

It may not be as fun as making a beat. But it’s like Goku in the hyperbolic time chamber. You will be a stronger more talented musician. Just take your time and learn it slowly. Play the scale over and over but first learn what keys are what on your keyboard. You should know them with out a map. Look at the black keys and you will see the pattern. Most keyboards start on C unless it’s a large keyboard. The white keys are basically normal letters “A-G” then it starts again. The Black keys are sharps and flats it depends which direction you are playing. The best way to remember is when you lay back your “flat” so backwards is “Flat”

[@beanman8573]

This is so wrong wtf? First off A minor isnt "also" C major, if you played the notes in a C scale starting from A thats not magically A minor you need the g#. God knows what you mean in the bit after that. Modes are not starting positions of a major scale at all they are just another type of scales.

[@beanman8573]

If uou have been making beats for 16 years and you dont know this im worried for your sanity. Also what on earth, learning music theory does not equal knowing how to play any instrument. If i picked up a trombone yes i would be able to know the note im playing but i wouldnt be able to form a melody. Not because i dont know the theory to do so, its because i cant play a trombone.

[@beanman8573]

@@drum877 also the last comment about sharps and flats... flats are flats because they are a flattened version or lowered version of a note by one semitone. Sharps are the inverse.

[@drum877]

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[@feedthewolvesmusic]

Dude this is the video I’ve been needing! Thank you

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[@chancelorbreaux3468]

Ur videos are amazingly informative and straight to the point and capture so many details other tutorials don’t. Would love to see a series detailing how to use certain common plugins like RC-20, Serum, Grossbeat, etc, and a tutorial on common patterns in drum programming

[@Okran3301]

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[@furiousproduction758]

Dope tutorial! Straight to the important points and no stupid slobbering! :) 10/10

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[@zephaniahmcdaniels]

Aeolian is the original name of the scale. It became the "minor" scale after scholars dubbed it that way back when, due to its dark nature

[@Finnathegod]

interesting

[@jordanmendoza8726]

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[@ryanpanuska5469]

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[@kananinthunathan436]

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[@nickpianist4046]

if you are in c major scale but you start in the note A(la) you get aelian mode. A scale that is also known as A natural minor scale.

[@prod.youngsensai]

I'm happy to see you blowing up so fast since the wheezy tutorial

[@jadensimpson1302]

Can you do an in depth music theory video. Why certain chords in certain genres work better etc etc.

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[@jnesta5912]

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Yea drums and percussion patterns

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[@freemidi9466]

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[@prod.kitcac]

literal such great tutorial

[@Michael_Lak]

Thankyou. Absolute masterclass.

[@waverider6496]

Would be good for you to make one video on the 3 different ways of making melodies with the sad, dark, ect show and explain the the space of the keys and different types things to look out for. Great videos

[@mrbigbosskojak]

Brilliant tutorial, tons of info, thanks man!

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[@Prodbyride]

I love what you do it helps me a lot

[@souljarohill8795]

Imma play with chords for a while and just perfect it honestly

[@htmmasters101]

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[@93theproducer47]

Super helpful and inspiring video man. I had like 2 or 3 epiphanies for real🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 Hopefully a part 2 in the future 🔥

[@dinahmokwana4884]

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[@JuanLopez-id2cs]

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