Making Music and the Musical Triangle: Perspective from a Hardwave/Neotrance producer

[@awakeupcall5336]

Amazing channel!

[@endmysuffering]

This is an interesting perspective and I definitely relate to the “perfectionist” mentality. Definitely learnt something from this video. Keep up the great work 👍

[@melodinumbra]

Happy to hear this was helpful!

[@michiyamirai5488]

i really enjoyed this explaining and learned a lot between the triangle and i like to see more video's

[@melodinumbra]

Thank you! Glad to hear you learned something from this, and I hope you have an awesome day too!

[@melodinumbra]

If you enjoyed this kind of video, what topics related to music-making, music production, Hardwave/Neotrance, and musical identity would you like me to discuss in videos? This video was also pretty hastily put together in my college dorm room so I apologize for the quality. Back at home, it’s easier for me to assemble a better setup for recording, so I look forward to having that again! 😁

[@lowkey1167]

How do we go about finding information about your private lessons? Nonetheless looking forward to more hardwave/neotrance content. particularly the track breakdowns,even if they might be somewhat scuffed quality-wise, haha.

[@melodinumbra]

@@lowkey1167 the quality of the track breakdowns should be a little better than this hopefully 😂 And for lessons I have it mentioned in my SoundCloud bio, but it’s basically tailored to whatever you’re looking for out of lessons, but I do $20 per half hour lessons, and that can be for piano lessons or music production. I can also do lessons for an hour at that same rate

[@Lumianceofficial]

Hi, thank you for this video! It very wise philosophy , just words of truth Sometime we forget about this three components,so we cannot get a balance, this is obvious, but for some reason often I do not think about it and mix my track for 7 hours in which there is no arrangement or good melody: D thank you! Hope it helps me a lot. I will wait for more new videos on similar topics, I wish you success in music, have a good day)

[@melodinumbra]

There is no right or wrong way to make music; it’s always a process and a journey and we all move at different speeds on that journey, so just remember to not be so hard on yourself 💙