The Trick To NAILING Reference Tracks (And Getting The Gig!)

[@droneswasabi]

totally agreed! , and that phrase ''...feeling like I'm having a party in my own studio''...is one of the most beautiful feelings about doing music!!! : )

[@jigsound]

Now that's how I actually interpret the famous art quote about "stealing" instead of "copying": you steal the *mood* of the reference and make something of your own out of it. Far superior a pastische than a straightforward one-note-displaced replica. - Eero

[@jlmmcguirkmusic6050]

Thanks Jesse, another great video. Lots of food for thought.

[@craigedwards3676]

Nice Knowledge....i feel that!!

[@StephenHoustonMusic]

Just a side note: You talked about if you dance/move with the music then you know... It's funny cause when I make my orchestral/epic tracks I can tell it's working when I move like an enthusiastic orchestral conductor. It's awesome hahahah

[@SyncMyMusic]

Trust your body!

[@StephenHoustonMusic]

@@SyncMyMusic Ayee : D

[@eddiep6771]

Following that bpm and drum pattern makes my life so much easier no guessing after that

[@anthonyrom3110]

Dealing with this issue right now - wonderful post, thanks.

[@XELOhh1]

This was a good one.. Thanks for the tips

[@LuchitoCarrera]

I've been wondering about this for months