How to make music like your favorite artists (any genre)

[@jacob_dewitty]

Hope this helps! Song coming October 20th. Also srry for the audio not being full quality in this video :(

[@TrekStar11]

Goated video, this alone will up my skill 100x. Ive been wanting to start trying to recreate my favorite songs and the styles of my favorite artists and this gave me a great system to do so. Thanks x100,000,000

[@blue-jy]

you would probably cry if i sent you a playlist

[@luenanda4432]

Teaching and music skills are insane man, insane inspo 🙏🙏

[@jacob_dewitty]

Thanks, glad I could inspire someone!

[@user-yz4iy4kc6p]

Man, been looking for something like this. Thanks

[@jacob_dewitty]

Of course, more to come :)

[@Thought-Forms]

Great video & thought process! I use a lot of the same concepts to analyze various sub-genres. Can't underestimate pulling in that reference track and creating empty clips / tracks based on the elements you're able to isolate by ear

[@jacob_dewitty]

🔥🔥🔥

[@i_jetlag]

True shit

[@iambadd]

What if you have literally no idea how the sound / synth line was made? :D

[@jacob_dewitty]

My video on how to recreate any sound should help: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oGOnd2mOj7OAZ5Ysi=oS4Veta3yNTmWHdT

[@LRonHubbard-um1tp]

it's et cetera, not ex cetera. cheers.

[@jacob_dewitty]

i've been spelling it wrong my whole life, thanks :)

[@Aspirintax]

Change title to, “How to straight up steal music”.

[@jacob_dewitty]

"stealing" implies taking credit. Don't do that please. Covers & Remixes on the other hand are a good way to increase skills & find your audience