I wish I knew these tips when I started

Beat-making tips and hacks in FL Studio that are actually useful.
Record sounds in real life. Then make it sound nice with EQ, Saturation, Reverb, Time-Scretching, and Pitch Automation.
Add an ambient sound in the tonic note of your scale to fill up space.
Quick volume automation can sound pretty cool. You can create a nice stutter effect, too.
Silence is an instrument. Silent parts in music contrast with the busy parts.
Add pitch slides to your leads or other melodies.

[@brianvelazquez3518]

"Silence is an instrument" bro was cooking

[@officialconch]

Is mayonnaise an instrument?

[@Mizu2023]

​@@officialconch Anything can be if you try

[@michrere6221]

@@officialconch ur dumb if ue didnt know

[@lgoody7306]

@@officialconchput the noise in serum use the wave table post process the sound yessss

[@dat_music_dude9718]

A wise man once said an artist respects the silence as it is the foundation of creativity

[@realixki]

the pitch part sounded so good

[@cody42693]

Yeah that was super dope and made me realize I've heard that type of effect before and didn't know it could be a melody with some wild pitch automation

[@law1028]

​@@cody42693moonlight?

[@realixki]

@@cody42693 i think moonlight by xxx uses that pitch thing, its a really cool technique it makes the beat sound unpredictable yet catchy

[@sklw2449]

​@@cody42693moonlight by xtentacion

[@status0]

I know right it reminds me of some prod wegonbeok beats

[@RaveAuclair]

Silence is an instrument is so real. When you consider the “gap” instead of just the beat you make, it’s a whole new level

[@Ghost.uppercut]

Yup same in djing

[@ZZubZZero]

you gotta consider that already imo.

[@mistermr5350]

its called negative space iirc

[@LouisTorres-ut4ks]

Facts

[@Krys-star]

do you know what application this is?

[@Boritoman76]

THIS IS ACTUALLY FANTASTIC TIPS.

[@sunwukong993]

they are*🤓

[@raincloud6414]

@sunwukong993 these are*

[@setamiesjarkko]

@sunwukong993 actually its "these are"

[@user-iq2od1wi9t]

Actually-actually "those are" sounds better (This is a joke, thank you for your attention)

[@HANIME_VERSE-f9f]

Which software do u use?

[@BSeeD06]

The editing work for this short video is insane. Very insightful thanks

[@mkdoz]

You should watch Synthtet, he makes videos exactly like this, this shorts user is known for copying peoples stuff

[@yoqqen]

check out synthet if you like this style

[@BSeeD06]

@@yoqqen thanks i will

[@precisionsoundworksstudio]

Yes!

[@Cordelljackson713]

Insane.

[@pewpew9582]

Ambience is so so so important. As someone who likes to imagine what kind of picture the music is painting, ambience really helps to set the scene imo

[@Vnlly]

What exactly is meant by ambience? Like, how do I add it?

[@pewpew9582]

@@Vnlly ambience is everything happening in the background, all the little stuff that makes a song more atmospheric. The little stuff that takes a good song and makes it a great song/beat. The first time I ever really noticed the ambience, the atmosphere in a song, was a song called Coming Down by The Weeknd. When I first heard that song, before any words were even said I was like wow, the song made me feel like the world was no longer in color, and I felt like at the bottom of a dark abyss. There’s this really weird droning sound, almost like static? that plays in the background throughout the entire song, and that along with the dark melody I think is what really made me feel like that. Another song that I think does ambience really well is After Hours by The Weeknd (I’m a huge fan of his work.) That song is a masterpiece through and through imo, the production quality is insane, and it’s very cinematic and atmospheric, like a lot of the other songs on that same album are. There’s a video on YT with the producer of the song, Illangelo, who also produced that song coming down (he produced a very large portion of The Weeknd’s music, he really helped create that signature dark rnb sound) breaking it down. What he said he does is just keep adding more and more stuff, because when you have so much going on you can start slowly taking things away. Might not work for you, but it might, the best advice is the advice that works yk. So yea ig as far as adding ambience to a song, ig just really picture what you want that song to make you feel. What kind of picture are you trying to paint? What kind of story are you trying to tell? I find a super useful method also for approaching song righting or beat making in general is to break down and recreate your favorite songs. See exactly what goes into crafting those amazing songs. Best of luck!

[@Vnlly]

@@pewpew9582 thanks a lot!!

[@mjmoffatt6097]

I couldn't imagine the ending of On Time into superhero without the rain and lightning

[@Romans10_9-10W]

Exodus 20:1-17 Then God spoke all these words, saying, “I am the Lord your God, who brought you out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of slavery. “You shall have no other gods before Me. “You shall not make for yourself an idol, or any likeness of what is in heaven above or on the earth beneath, or in the water under the earth. You shall not worship them nor serve them; for I, the Lord your God, am a jealous God, inflicting the punishment of the fathers on the children, on the third and the fourth generations of those who hate Me, but showing favor to thousands, to those who love Me and keep My commandments. “You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain, for the Lord will not leave him unpunished who takes His name in vain. “Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy. For six days you shall labor and do all your work, but the seventh day is a Sabbath of the Lord your God; on it you shall not do any work, you, or your son, or your daughter, your male slave or your female slave, or your cattle, or your resident who stays with you. For in six days the Lord made the heavens and the earth, the sea and everything that is in them, and He rested on the seventh day; for that reason the Lord blessed the Sabbath day and made it holy. “Honor your father and your mother, so that your days may be prolonged on the land which the Lord your God gives you. “You shall not murder. “You shall not commit adultery. “You shall not steal. “You shall not give false testimony against your neighbor. “You shall not covet your neighbor’s house; you shall not covet your neighbor’s wife, or his male slave, or his female slave, or his ox, or his donkey, or anything that belongs to your neighbor." Romans 10:9-10 that if you confess with your mouth Jesus as Lord, and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved; for with the heart a person believes, resulting in righteousness, and with the mouth he confesses, resulting in salvation. Ephesians 2:8-10 For by grace you have been saved through faith; and this is not of yourselves, it is the gift of God; not a result of works, so that no one may boast. For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand so that we would walk in them.

[@waberoid]

I remember hearing that a good musician/producer can make music with the tools they are given, while a great one can hear music in just about anything. Like house hold objects or around you that isn't an instrument. I might off by a few words, but you get it.

[@autisticwolf3409]

Problem is someone will do this once and think they’re Rick Rubin. The trick is to use everything tastefully and when needed, not just for the sake of it because 99% of the time really you’re just trying feel like more of a ‘producer’

[@jank097]

Nice pfp

[@BrotherMalMusic]

@@autisticwolf3409that’s not true at all because we don’t really “need” to do anything we choose to do artistically, and “tasteful” is subjective. You’re just trying to be critical for the sake of it.

[@AB3L30NE]

@@jank097You gotta be kidding

[@Quickfulness]

Love the sona! Haven't seen a color combo like that in my time in the fandom

[@d1broke]

this is the greatest tutorial in the history of fl 😭 No ads No sponsor Straight to the point Good explanations Shows clear examples Video design is good WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN ALL MY LIFE 😭😭😭

[@rune4731]

this is fl studio?? dam i need to download it now. I was procrastinating on it lmfo

[@d1broke]

@@rune4731 Yeah thats fl. looks easy but its actually hard, you will for sure need to do some tutorials man

[@Joshua-pg3vw]

Have you heard of synthet because they make the best fl studio videos i've ever seen.

[@ayanuxxx]

synthet does this too, check him out!

[@juanalverd9052]

wait... fl can make things like this? i thought it wasn't fl, like a another software or something

[@godzillaridergamer]

silence is really good for music cause it adds both suspense and a resolution if done right

[@gay_autism]

ive found two furries in this one comment section where are we all coming from?!

[@idrinkmusic]

The way you kept the tempo throughout every single part of this short gave me goosebumps

[@The2KXperience]

No joke, this beat sounds like the type of beat you'd find on like a trap music channel that has millions of views by the time you hear it and it sticks in your head for weeks. Really good insights here.

[@phoenixdabeast1491]

The integration of the tutorial with the music is masterful

[@BazingaRhymes]

Highly underrated comment / observation and method of JamJooBeats

[@dylanhansen7423]

i love how you used the beat for the short as an example and it all flowed through Edit: Dang this is the most likes I've ever gotten on a comment lol

[@gobhichawal]

then you probably haven't heard about synthet yet

[@geedorah7860]

@@gobhichawalhow does what they said mean they haven’t heard synthet yet lmao?

[@eliseoac966]

​@@gobhichawalfr

[@dylanhansen7423]

@@geedorah7860 fr lol

[@cvrrionmusic]

​@@geedorah7860 he did kinda start this trend with short from tutorials

[@SonomancerMusic]

I really appreciate your line "silence is an instrument"

[@prodjayri]

we got synthtet at home

[@apollyon7617]

This dude full on ripped a better channels entire aesthetic

[@TgddTgdd-ie3ty]

Isn't exactly better tho

[@MenyeMC]

😂😂😂

[@MenyeMC]

​@@TgddTgdd-ie3ty but A for effor still 😂

[@Grunkle_Stanley]

Wait, this is not synthtet??

[@jekilak]

Packed full of info, well edited, well mixed, entertaining, unique, clever and most importantly, no BS. GJ. you get a sub mah man

[@jekilak]

btw, I'd love to rap on this beat if you'd be willing to send a full version :)

[@MelodySmilez]

That's incredible. How you also keep everything synchronized deserves praise on its own.

[@OrrySnorry]

im a sound production student and the amount of time this dude took to tell me this it wouldve taken my lecturer hours. Subscribed

[@92squadstreamers]

I want that beat in full, it's gorgeous.

[@LearningArt-gg5ex]

Replying to get notifications so i don't forget about this

[@ActualSpectra]

Damn I'm ngl this tutorial is mythical in itself, the BG music being the test subject drives your point further.

[@Chillasart-chilla]

Holy shit this was so good, the last tip reminds me of tim hensons vocal chops in his older tracks

[@nimmha6708]

Putting the pitch slice right on the beat was masterfully done. good one.

[@DL-RC]

That’s one of the better shorts about tips and tricks for music production. Well done. Thank you 🎉

[@Skymography]

this Short is my new favorite song

[@johnwaynefresh]

Please make a full video on how to add each effect for a total beginner

[@ZenTradeGame]

mInd blowing man !!!! Love This !!!!

[@gabethepear]

Okay that's sick and as a very ameture producer, you have reached the right audience

[@hiddenhippo7338]

Cor this is good bro,, the way u use all the tips quickly around the samples in your epic song, genius way of showing your tips I love it,, you'll defo help a ton of producers with this,, think we'll all be up for a longer version also if u can manage it, no it'll be difficult though cause u said a ton in just a few seconds, be great to hear more from ya though, yeah supperb, thanks 😀

[@DoooFus]

“silence is an instrument” is a similar concept in guitar as well. when you are improvising notes, leaving space between notes can leave the notes being more meaningful than sheer nonstop speed

[@2rosaryfortv]

Naw this actually 🤝🏾🔥 thanks for the tips

[@fathank1629]

All true. I’ve been making music for 7 years and I skipped over these because they were “too simple.” But they’ve helped more than anything complex

[@kookoo275]

Good production is about doing a lot of simple things well

[@SPQRCMXII]

Great tips and the silence bit 🔥🔥🔥

[@SpadedaVV90]

This is pure gold!! Everything was informative and actually comprehensive

[@omeishere]

these are actually something i already knew but never bothered with, and i just got refreshed with it JUST when i was abt to make music, fire

[@c00lartz67]

Yo this beat is clean asf!! You got a full version?

[@cattervr]

Nice! I hate when people tell you how to produce music (when you're not a beginner), but you show things that many people forget about, like a reminder of how much you can actually do. That's what I love to see!

[@skiwalk179]

That pitch slide at the end is crazy though

[@davecreates]

gold right here 🙌🏾‼️

[@rebirth4119]

As an electronic producer, I've noticed its the case that a lot of beatmaker tutorials are so riddled with misinfomation(even worse than electronic producing tutorials). But to see someone actually give great producing info in this area is so refreshing. Props to you Jamjoo!

[@cody_raves]

this video is a ripoff of synthet if you want non stolen info check synthet

[@rebirth4119]

@@cody_raves The information was directly stolen from synthet? I knew the video was inspired by Synthet but if its true that is stolen content then I'll have retract what I said then.

[@KingSage-jx2bv]

The pitch slides were beautiful

[@michaelquinn8402]

I watched it 25 times straight... So good. this might be my first comment in 15 years. Everything about this short is perfect.

[@WhosMerci]

This is perfect 😮🔥

[@10N1Z3D]

The 808 kick was recorded by accident due to an intern dropping papers into a trash bin. The intern thought they were going to get fired, but the audio techs just said "hold on, do that again? I wasn't recording."

[@TheReaper.223]

good tips homie 👌🏼

[@roxotic-official]

This is actually cool

[@Njirwe_music]

Useful unique tips . Thanks

[@SillyProd]

Solid video bro. Edits on fire. The way you used the beat as a baseline for all examples was really nice. The timing perfect❤

[@kinmyname]

the video style reminds me of Synthet, very awesome!!

[@yeetyeetonthestreet-colinm1186]

i thought it w as tbh

[@jesper8836]

Grim Salvo makes fire beats using lots of tricks like these The background noises of things like flies buzzing, doors or floorboards creaking, or various talking/humming on some tracks add HUGE depth The way they use silence to emphasize certain bars and the unorthodox ways they edit sounds all sounds fantastic imo

[@sammas533]

Super quality content bro, keep going, pls!

[@broskydoodle6697]

The fact that all the tips are on beat is so nice to hear

[@lepaul_Official]

whats the first effekt called? awesome

[@jaguarcosmos1583]

The skills on this tiny video are insane

[@hezeeeee7135]

I like the beat you have playing in the background. What's the name of your beat??

[@DJGAWSOM]

Wow, i learn a lot from this 1 video

[@stackedmc2048]

Moonlight type beat

[@sonogram13]

Un condensé essentiel du beatmaking ! L’abus de ces tips est hautement recommandé !

[@dandoon971]

This is the type of content we need for learning how to make beats. Can you tell us how you get past a beat block?

[@thlfwildrift3160]

beat block doesn't exist

[@thlfwildrift3160]

What could be happening is that your musical circle must be small, or you are only looking at one path

[@homediei4176]

What I can say is try to cook up in different genres - for example if you only make trap or rage beats, you're going to be out of ideas in a blink of an eye. Also vary the way you create melodies - if you only draw chords in the piano roll and add top lines, you're going to be out of melos faster than the speed of sound.

[@cody42693]

Try doing something not related to music. Seriously. The total opposite. Get out, go on a walk, go do something with friends, etc. Inspiration can hit when you don't expect it.

[@musicenthusiast-v3o]

love the production value of this tutorial clip itself

[@chair-tw2sv]

What program are you using

[@enderfrogg]

He's using FL studio

[@chair-tw2sv]

@@enderfrogg thank you

[@saadinhalf]

I always knew silence was a fun tool but I’d never thought about treated is as the equivalent of any other instrument! Thank you!

[@MASUMBILLAH-nc6ln]

Give us this beat full version

[@Fusionmusic12]

So cool bro fr 👌💯

[@kamillli]

bro is not synthet

[@flpgus]

bro aint need to be synthet to provide value too :)

[@sagbag856]

imagine sounding generic and bland asl

[@vagabond_beatz]

Sick 🔥🔥🔥

[@quency223]

mf think he synthet 😂

[@Nedvio]

Great editing 👍

[@kapooral]

The first effect is a bangerrr !! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@tylerwill7259]

Excellent tips. I write orchestral music so a different world, but I appreciate so much artistry and vision of production like this!

[@allmightyowen104]

that volume automation part really helped me with my own song

[@addymac]

As a rapper, and not a producer, a huge thing I see a lot of entry level producers struggling with is the understanding that a person is going to be putting vocals on their beat. It has to have structure and ups and downs. If it’s just the same loop repetitively with maybe an instrument added here or removed there, it’s not going to make a song. My brother, who is a great composer says “a good song first asks a question, and then it answers it.” Make sure your beat has answers and questions (build up and resolution) not just one or the other.

[@camcordss]

god i love using silence. i usually make the last quarter note of the bar (if i’m working on 4/4) silence before a drop and it hits SOOOO GOOD

[@tytheguyVR]

That last tip tickled my brain it was sooo fire

[@sonicaspect7895]

Great clip bro, solid knowledge. I'll throw out a tip I'm fond of just in case it can help anyone: (Open your Calculator & put in "60000 divided by the BPM of your track, the number that you get as an answer = the millisecond value of a 1/4 note." x2 the answer to get the "ms" value for an 1/8th note, x2 again and you'll get ms value of 1/16th note, then again for 32nd, 64th etc. - if you divide the original the answer instead, it'll show ms value for 1/2 note, then whole note, etc.) very useful for non-synced ADSR time adjustments on everything or non-synced modulation movement on stuff. Cheers sound fam.

[@jaycranmer2001]

Just want to say the amount of useful info in your videos is crazy please don't stop making videos you earned a sub!

[@_Bdbeats]

Pich slice and volume automation is always the main tip for me in making beats

[@christian-zf3di]

On ambiance and silence, I had a music teacher who understood this important relationship and used it to such great effect that he has ended up bringing our school multiple wins at various symphonic band competitions. How the silence in a band sounds can make or break your performance

[@jakenuno9900]

I still think FL flows soo much better for my musicians brain, rather than Ableton, which works great for my DJ homies. This video is a great demo. 👍

[@RealPhoenixFlight]

I absolutely love when silence is used in music, especially if its quick and its the beat that just stops during casual rap part

[@damianlonare]

great🎉

[@Hmnxsu]

Bro creativity level 💯🔥🔥🔥

[@ryan_t_brown]

This video was so dope - the beat is hard, the editing is perfect - even your voice is nice

[@mysic.]

This video is crazy well made, big props

[@SJK3ORLD]

This is actually beautiful

[@Badman_DG]

Everything so perfect, I need this beat 😩

[@yopapa8997]

God bless you brother. This is really helping me out.

[@jamjoobeats]

Appreciate you watching!

[@ElLirikario]

Ya se oye mas perra la calidad de los corridos kompa Plebe animo animo cocho puro Guerrero viejo 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@tyronegorman8949]

Dude thank you so much, this greatly helps

[@xavi9933]

This by itself is a masterpiece 😮

[@mabanyy]

That beat is supper slick.

[@pyqeponytails6177]

I love this short so much

[@captwaffle1361]

This is easily the most satisfying tutorial

[@DonnyBandz]

I remember when Gross beat first came to FL . Magical days man

[@renzomenos2528]

Pitch slides are sick. Bouncy unpredictably melodic beats

[@GeuseWRLD]

The way my brain filled in the ambience when it wasn't there just shows how much it changes

[@HH-mf8qz]

Never seen a short make me so much want to subscribe than this one. Great style and technique

[@asadasadi-jq5on]

I cant believe I just learned a bunch of major tricks in just under one minute slayyy

[@Alexmealexmealexmefly]

Ambiance one was so good

[@GrimmTone-y2c]

If you are the one doing these video edits too then you are far more than just musically talented. These edits go just as hard as anything else you do

[@junebugzofficial]

I learned more in this 30sec video than I have in 2yrs😭