How to make your BEATS More INTERSTING

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Welcome to this video where we delve deep into the art of arrangement in music production. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned producer, understanding arrangement is crucial for creating captivating and engaging music.
In this tutorial, we'll cover everything you need to know about arranging your tracks effectively. From structuring your song to creating dynamic transitions, we'll explore various techniques and strategies to take your music to the next level.
So, if you're ready to elevate your music production skills and craft arrangements that truly stand out, be sure to watch this video until the end. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more valuable content on music production tips, tricks, and tutorials. Let's dive in and unlock the secrets of effective arrangement together!
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[@jimmyex9918]

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Thank you

[@JoshKayz-ly1wt]

How can I use fl studio in mastering voice

[@ceonationz]

I'm very glad you asked this question, It shows that you want to learn, which is a good thing. But regarding your question, first of all, mastering isn't what you do to just the vocals. Mastering is done to the entire beat after it has been thoroughly mixed and you're satisfied with the result. The purpose of mastering is to add that final subtle push to the entire song (subtle because all your major changes should be done while mixing) and majorly to prepare your song for distribution to different platforms. So your question should be "how to use FL studio for mixing vocals?", and this isn't a question to answer here using text, but fortunately for you, I have already covered this topic on this channel. There's actually a playlist regarding vocal mixing. You can check that out.