The MAIN reason your music doesn't sound professional yet and how to solve it

[@marksmansproduceracademy]

What did you find most useful in this video? Comment below 👇

[@oebaf5207]

Details are the key to being a pro

[@marksmansproduceracademy]

Absolutely, it’s all about the small details 👌

[@jriceblue]

*are Details, man.

[@SpiritsUnbridled]

I will use this on my next track, I'm still learning but hope to achieve some real professional sounds asap!! Thank you for the inspiration!

[@marksmansproduceracademy]

You got it, if you start applying automation from now on you’ll make a ton of progress 🤘

[@SpiritsUnbridled]

@@marksmansproduceracademy no doubt this is happening from now on! ✌️🖤

[@yondertube]

Thank you very much for this interesting video, as always

[@marksmansproduceracademy]

My pleasure!

[@bwpfcz2962]

Hi, sorry, perhaps you have already done a video on this, but I would like to learn about the needed hardware, like for example what keyboard to buy and how to connect to a pc, perhaps it's lame, idk :DD I heard something about MIDI cabels but I'm not sure. Thanks

[@marksmansproduceracademy]

Great suggestion, to be honest all you’ve gotta do is plug it in to your computer and these days everything will sync automatically and you’re good to go. I’d recommend anything by Novation, that all is fully compatible with Ableton. The arturia keylab is also great 👌 Generally speaking, it’s not what you have but how you use it. A midi keyboard is definitely useful, although be wary of G.A.S (gear acquisition syndrome)

[@hughdesmond2006]

You are a good sniper

[@hughdesmond2006]

Very nice