This class is aimed to music producers who know their way around Digital Audio Workstation fairly well and can quickly and easily navigate around the Software.
I’m not going to waste time explaining how compression or EQ works I assume you should know this already.
I don’t claim to be the best teacher of the year but with nearly a decade of experience in the music industry regularly releasing music on labels like Hot Fuss, Force Of Habit, Low Ceiling, Stashed Music and more, as well as performing in various venues around UK including some of the capital’s leading venues like EGG London, E1 and The Box Soho, I know what works in a club and what gets picked up by labels. So, In this class I’m going to teach you how to build a solid track from scratch, layer by layer as quickly as possible to show you how simple it is to make a Beatport charting track.
I will take you through the whole process from blank canvas to creating unique kick drum, synthesizing original bass line, adding completely customizable clap, adding a whole load of drum sounds to fill high frequencies of the track, creating and processing a synth hook, arranging all elements into a complete track, on top of which adding and processing original vocals and filling the track with FX sounds. Once the track is complete I will show you how I mix it. And the last step of the whole process which is mastering to get the track to the loudness standards of a modern sound.
You will see for yourself how easy it is to create a Beatport charting ready for a club play track.
With 4+ hours of exclusive videos, you’ll get to see an artist at work, showing you entire process of producing a tune from absolute scratch. Featuring a beautiful blend of sound design, layering and advanced music production techniques this class is perfect for producers new and old.
My aim for this class to help, inspire and guide you on your own journey creating your own original music and to show you that you don’t need an expensive gear or complicated techniques to write music that breaks charts.
SHOW ME WHAT YOU CAN:
•I strongly encourage you to start your own project parallel to watching this class.
•Don’t just watch the content and think you will learn everything that way. DOING IT – that’s how you actually learn things. So open up a software of your choice, set the tempo, create a MIDI channel and of you go.
•Please start it slow and easy, one element at the time with regular breaks, so you don’t get overwhelmed.
•I strongly suggest not to blindly copy all the steps I do in this class, please be creative and try to achieve similar (or even better) results than I did using class as a guide not a step by step precise recipe.
•HAVE FUN!
