A progressive electronic music blog to provide tutorials and how tos on how make a certain sounds. Have a genre of a music in mind that you want to produce? This is the website for you.
This website will contain resources and tools on how to produce specific sounds or genres. We focus on having an extensive library of tutorials and tools for new producers who are looking for guidance.
A progressive electronic music blog to provide tutorials and how tos on how make a certain sounds.
In this tutorial, I will show you how to create a really nice bell/chime sound using synths that come with Ableton Live Suite.
In this tutorial, I will show you how to create a really nice bell/chime sound using synths that come with Ableton Live Suite.
In this tutorial, I will show you how to create a really nice bell/chime sound using synths that come with Ableton Live Suite.
In this tutorial, I will show you how to create a really nice bell/chime sound using synths that come with Ableton Live Suite.
In this tutorial, I will show you how to create a really nice bell/chime sound using synths that come with Ableton Live Suite.
I am currently interested in the question of how I can build the best music blog. It seems that the best way to put my passion for music into fruition is by creating a music blog. The main purpose of this blog would be to provide tutorials and how tos on how make a certain sounds. It would also include reviews of various types of synth, sequencers and other hardware/software.
However, I am unsure as to whether there is an already existing market for such a website and what I should do to make it stand out among the many other music blogs.
I started this blog for several reasons. First, I wanted a place where I could post tutorials and how-tos on how to make certain sounds, or how to use certain VSTs or software to create music. Second, I wanted a place where I could review VSTs and other software without having to worry about the specifics of the plug-ins. Third, I wanted a place where I could post some of my music and have it be read by people who are interested in music production and what goes into creating tracks.
I am not going to take any time to write in depth articles about the history of certain styles of music, or who is involved in the music industry. There are plenty of other sites that do that. This site is focused on sharing knowledge and techniques, as well as giving all of you a chance to share your knowledge as well. If you want to learn something new from someone else posting a how-to on their blog, here’s your chance!
Electronic Music production is a huge field. There are so many different ways to make sounds and create music with electronics. This blog will go over techniques and ideas on how to make different sounds, patterns, and melodies.
There will be tutorials on how to use certain synthesizers, plugins, and samples. I will go over several different programs such as Ableton, Logic Pro, Native Instruments Massive and others.
Progressive electronic music is a genre of electronic music that developed in Europe during the early 1990s. It draws inspiration from progressive rock and progressive metal, but it tends to be more focused on a sci-fi/fantasy-inspired aesthetic than either genre.
The genre has grown exponentially since inception, in no small part thanks to the internet, and it currently has a very healthy fan base in its home country of Germany (with the band Dreamscape being the most popular) as well as North America. The music is generally very melodic, with a strong emphasis on synthesizer textures and soaring vocal lines.
With the amount of new music that’s being released right now, it’s always good to keep tips and tricks for songwriting on hand. Having a few good tools in your songwriting arsenal can help you when you’re stuck in a rut. We’ve put together a list of our favorite songwriting tips and techniques to help you write better songs.
Before you jump in, it’s important to remember that no two people write songs the same way. Songwriting is an art form, so don’t be afraid to experiment with different methods until you find what works for you. If you want to start writing better songs today, check out these 10 essential songwriting tips.