I learnt by remixing tracks, eventually, I moved onto listening to artists and getting inspiration from them to make my tracks, I experimented and created my own recognisable sound.
anonymous user
2020-04-09 00:05 路 2020-04-09
Take songs you enjoy and try to recreate them in the app. You don't even have to publish them, just study how they're composed. Try getting as close to the original sounds by experimenting with sound design. Keyword: experimentation. There's no such thing as bad experimentation! Make a million drafts just testing things, for instance making certain sounds, or experimenting with effect chains, or making a groovy drumbeat. Not everything has to be finished and sound flawless, after all they wouldn't be tests, would they? Hope this helps! :)
Comments (6)
I learnt by remixing tracks, eventually, I moved onto listening to artists and getting inspiration from them to make my tracks, I experimented and created my own recognisable sound.
Take songs you enjoy and try to recreate them in the app. You don't even have to publish them, just study how they're composed. Try getting as close to the original sounds by experimenting with sound design. Keyword: experimentation. There's no such thing as bad experimentation! Make a million drafts just testing things, for instance making certain sounds, or experimenting with effect chains, or making a groovy drumbeat. Not everything has to be finished and sound flawless, after all they wouldn't be tests, would they? Hope this helps! :)
This should help: https://cdn-resources.ableton.com/resources/uploads/makingmusic/MakingMusic_DennisDeSantis.pdf
291 pages aha damn
They're worth it. :)
not bad. i'll look into this. thanks!