Any help is much appreciated! And any criticism or hate is welcomed, I need it to grow my skill:)
I cant seem to make a drop and get the sound and intensity im looking for. Also im bad at connecting parts together like as you see at the start where it just cuts and starts the next section. If theres any knowledge you've got, its a help for me. Don't be afraid to be blunt.
So im trying to make a part in my song (begginer btw) with this melody (I think its a melody but im not sure lol) and I can hear it clearly in my head and how I want it to sound but I have no idea how to use that to lay out the notes or their spacing on the line:( im on 4/4 200bpm
If Anybody can help me understand how this works it would be a big gamechanger for me:)
P.s I know i sound like a child humming this but I promise im 18 and just have a baby voice XD
Feel free to judge i need it.
Apart from my first two projects the genre I've been making my beats and is Chiptune video game music,
For once I decided to make something different,
I don't really know what genre this is but it's giving Spanish music vibes.
And I couldn't completely avoid making it sound like it's from a video game, muscle memory I guess 😆.
Hi everyone,
I’m completely new to FL Studio. I’ve managed to download it, install it, set up my microphone, and record my vocals, but that’s where I’m stuck.
I have no idea how to:
Arrange multiple vocal recordings.
Adjust the volume of individual takes.
Remove unwanted breaths and background noise.
Add effects like EQ, compression, reverb, delay, or a de-esser or even Auto tune.
Make my vocals sound clean and professional.
Mix my vocals so they sit well with the instrumental.
I’ve watched several YouTube tutorials, but many of them skip important steps or assume I already know the basics, so I end up getting lost.
Can anyone recommend beginner-friendly tutorials, courses, or explain a simple workflow from recording all the way to a finished vocal mix? If you have any tips that helped you when you first started, I’d really appreciate them.
Thanks in advance 😁
Few weeks into producing, cooked this up tonight. Was wondering if anyone can tell me how they feel listening to this and anything they’d change to make this beat better
Why did nobody tell me that the piano roll is automatically 80 percent velocity, I used to hate it but now i just put each individual hat on the playlist, its way more efficient for quality. I wish i knew that when i started but theres a day for everything
Hi everyone!
I’d really appreciate some honest and constructive feedback on my playing.
I’m mainly looking for comments on:
Timing
Groove
Dynamics
Technique
Musicality
Please don’t hold back if you notice things I should improve. I’d rather hear honest criticism than compliments.
Thanks!
Well first time recording and mixing chords on a guitar and i think it doesnt sound terrible, but i dont know, What do you think about it? I read all the coments :)
Just looking for any feedback if anyone here is into Juice WRLD Type beats or Emo Rap production specifically, if you have any feedback pls lmk 🙌🏽, Happy 4th of July yall 🇺🇸🙏🏽
New to this….
Y'know how when you first use fl studio, they would automatically load up one of these projects? Well one that I remember and actually unironically listen to on my own time is Right Night Feeling By Atthar (feat. Mehran Abbasi & Elise Chantelle). Its Mainly because when i was new to FL Studio (and music in general), it was FL 20.8, which is when this was the default demo project, and when this played i was actually geeking at how good this song was. Anyways I'm wondering what you guys think is your favorite demo project to listen to.
Hey guys, I really like the vocal effect in Tyler, the Creator's song "I DON'T LOVE YOU ANYMORE" at the 0:53 mark, that "But this just might be better for us, you know?" . How can I create that same effect?
Also what's that time signature? 16/8? But it feels like 7/8 + 9/8
This is supposed to be a recreation of the STARLIGHT ZONE Ost from SONIC 1.
Original OST:
https://youtu.be/NVoNyufMUpo?si=X-QjPjahBXvHQpr3
The original ost is written in a major scale but I initially never realized this, so I ended up writing in a minor scale(D# minor)
By the time I realized this mistake I was already halfway through completion so I just continued with what I made.
By the way didn't write a bass, maybe I'll do it later maybe I won't, what kind of like it without a base though.