I've no idea how I didn't find your channel sooner but you are without doubt one of the best here on UA-cam teaching production. All the Whys, How's and When's behind every decision yet the videos still have an amazing pace! I'm happy to be learning from you :)
You know when you're messing around with synthesizer presets and you're like " That's a good sound but i hate how it has that minor issue ", this video thought me everything I needed to know to fix that. Thank you.
its 80 synths lolll its super simple synths :P but ye. As an edm producer i think it's cute how hip hop producers are amazed at not using omnisphere or nexus xd. You should try it! I love using serum. Just watch a few tutorials on how to make certain sounds and copy what they do to learn
@@BeatAcademy please dont stop creating with stock plugins we beginners love that as we cant afford those and also it makes the software very lightweight.
mate I have been producing music for about 13 years now. I wish I had a teacher like you! I had to go through so many tutorials back in the day, you on the other hand explain everything so perfectly. When I started off, everyone explained the science behind the plug ins but no one ever showed the results.
Thanks ill factor for doing this recreation sound exactly like it in my ears. To every one watching this, recreation is the key to get good at production(in a short time) and not only watching this helps but recreating it yourself and getting stuck and figuring limitations and problems
God bless you for all this free knowledge and at the same time also using all stock plugins, your content is literally a blessing to the community, and I'm sure everyone watching this can agree with that.
I just opened a DAW (ableton 10 live) for the first time 2 days ago and had no idea where to start. I watched your basics video and am now following along on all of these how to sound like X, and I'm learning SO MUCH! Thank you, Beat Academy for the content you've put out. Maybe one day I'll go from "aspiring music producer" to just "music producer." Cheers!
The Weeknd‘s “Blinding Lights” rose to number-one on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart on March 30. It’s the fifth chart-topper in the R&B singer’s career, but it’s the 23rd chart-topper for one of the men behind the song: co-writer and producer Max Martin, who has helped shape pop music for more than two decades.
Amazing all this with stock plugins ! And we all think that a new vst makes us a better producer... incredible! Also very nice song selection on your Tutorials...
I love two things about your tutorials. 1 that you only use ableton vsts and 2 how straight foward and simple you make them so they are so easy to watch and understand.
Man I have so much to say about these videos! I love them! Watching this specific one (because the song has that retro vibe) makes me think that you should do a series where you recreate/produce classics. Lets say music from the 80s-00s.
@@chrisglaz1557 I'd argue its not easy as you think. I have the drums and basic chords down. However, if you listen to that vocoder whistle style sample at the start and check out this instrumental (ua-cam.com/video/agdXMLXrITM/v-deo.html) theres some sound design that I can't work out how to do. The brass sounding synth i'm uncertain of as well.
Yeah , it's kinda nice , because that super mega stupid as much as possible rap trap bullshit made by drug addicted morons , it's just not music , and The Weeknd , made some nice music.0
thanks so much for the bits and pieces... I have a few ideas for mashing up this song that I absolutely love, and you've just made the whole process a lot easier,
This was really great! One of my favorite songs and you got so close to the original I can't believe it. Step by step, I could follow along ang grasp what you did and what effect your changes made. Thanks!
Can't help to notice the Assassin's creed logo on the wall. Then I recalled this sick piece of music for AC Syndicate, "Champion sound" I believe. So the producer is now sharing knowledge! Love what you're doing now and plz keep up the beautiful work.
i know nothing about producing music but watching how much detail and production time is put into making like 12 seconds of a song is so interesting to me
I finally managed to finish this one. Its the first one of the series that I do and Im gonna go through each one and recreate them because theres so much to learn. Why did you add another delay as a send for the bell sound?
Thanks for your video! Although my English is not good, I can't understand many details in the video very well, and I can't express my thanks to you very accurately. Your video has made me learn a lot. Thank you again, Ivan. I like your video very much!
Been following this channel for a while but it's only recently I've started to really get stuck in with these tutorials. Absolutely amazing work bro, I'm learning a lot from you! Can't wait to watch more videos!
dude thank you so much for this video. getting that bass tone was driving me absolutely mad and I have something similar now, working with synths is really difficult when you are a beginner. I know the sound I want but dont know what to change to get it!
Hey, thanks for this lovely tutorial. You are a very good teacher indeed as you inspired me a lot with your clear and straight to the point teaching style. Subscribed immediately..!
Thank you so much for that tutorial, you break it down so well and I was able to follow everything you were doing. I'm going to continue to follow and keep learning. God bless!
You know what would be really cool? If you recreated a really old song like from the 70s with acoustic plugins like ample guitar, NI Studio Drummer/Abbey Road, Lounge Lizard, orchestral sounds, and then quick mix with those old vintage compression, eq, and reverb simulator plugins. :) I heard a song from a new movie recently that got me thinking about all the sounds. Check out Alice Cooper "I Never Cry". I believe this song made it to Billboard top 10, so it was definitely considered a pop song for its time. ;) You don't have to do that one, but just an example how those 70s tunes sounded so unique.
Heyyyyy ! I absolutely love your videos and im so thankfull for all your great lessons! I wonder if you have a video where you go about where you get your samples from. as for example this video, the video is great but without your samples i wouldnt have known how to come by these sounds. Cheers !
How come I've not come across you?? That may be among a very few music production tutorials and totally with built-in plugins... I think I'm gonna subscribe. 😎😎💯💯💯Add some chord proggression and a little 80's vibe, lay back and watch the entire world go crazy. How cool is that?? What's the secret about the 80's music??
Wow awesome man. I’m so impressed, you are more than a pro. You are a sound and ocilator creater. I’m used to logic and Cuba’s so ableton is not familiar to me but anyway you are the answer to all those friends that must buy expensive retro synths to do productions . It’s possible with your knowledge. Keep up the good work and thanks again for the pedagogical lesson.
Love all your vids Bro I love playing the piano when I make my tracks strait through and this my friend is on my List next .Thanks so much for making this a lot of my inspiration is from the 80’s I’m doing a knight Ridder synth wave track I’ll be a Arpeggiating my own fingers for the Bassline but any insight you have I’d be sincerely Grateful Good Sir ! 👍🏻 have a great Rest of The Week
You're incredible, man! I watched every single tutorial you have made and what you do with stock plugins starting from zero is unbeliveble. I'm learning so much from you every single day! Thanks! Ps: what about recreate some future bass drops of artists such as Illenium or Gryffin?
Great video. I like the way that you say what change and why before you make it. I like to pause, make the change myself and then see if we agree. Best tip, go extreme first and dial it back.
►► Enjoy this video? Download the project file as well as the sample pack here for FREE - www.beatacademy.com/pack
Could you please share the drum samples you used?
what software/application are you using ?
@@BrayanRodriguez21 Click the link in the description box and check under the ableton live sessions folder for the sounds
@@BeatAcademy Thank you so much, please continue with this how to produce series, Im learning a lot from this videos, really, thank you so much!!
@@BeatAcademy Pleeeeeeease do this one: Khalid, Disclosure - Know Your Worth ua-cam.com/video/M-j159LFwGw/v-deo.html
I've no idea how I didn't find your channel sooner but you are without doubt one of the best here on UA-cam teaching production. All the Whys, How's and When's behind every decision yet the videos still have an amazing pace! I'm happy to be learning from you :)
My dude it is truly my pleasure big fan of what you got going on as well. Would love to link up sometime lets chat
@@BeatAcademy absolutely! Drop me a message on Instagram? @michael.inthemix :)
My two favorite teachers communicating. Awesome!!
@@mainkordormawblei yes! feels like my two worlds crashing into each other lul
@@dejawilliams4683 lol
You know when you're messing around with synthesizer presets and you're like " That's a good sound but i hate how it has that minor issue ", this video thought me everything I needed to know to fix that. Thank you.
17:24 "So I'm gonna layer these two together." And BANG! The song springs into life!
You did this using no omnisphere no nexus just straight up sound design as you went thru . Genius level . New Subbie
Awesome! Glad to have you with us!
its 80 synths lolll its super simple synths :P but ye. As an edm producer i think it's cute how hip hop producers are amazed at not using omnisphere or nexus xd. You should try it! I love using serum. Just watch a few tutorials on how to make certain sounds and copy what they do to learn
LakeSnake this isn’t about u bro
@@Meekismwisdom ?
@@BeatAcademy please dont stop creating with stock plugins we beginners love that as we cant afford those and also it makes the software very lightweight.
This bass is a straight hotline miami shit!! Perfect work, man!)
18:35
"Go to the Matrix"
"woah"
😂😂😂 loved that
mate I have been producing music for about 13 years now. I wish I had a teacher like you! I had to go through so many tutorials back in the day, you on the other hand explain everything so perfectly. When I started off, everyone explained the science behind the plug ins but no one ever showed the results.
I would love a part 2 for these videos. Focused on the arrangement. I struggle with loops a lot when it comes to turning them into full arrangements.
Thanks ill factor for doing this recreation sound exactly like it in my ears.
To every one watching this, recreation is the key to get good at production(in a short time) and not only watching this helps but recreating it yourself and getting stuck and figuring limitations and problems
God bless you for all this free knowledge and at the same time also using all stock plugins, your content is literally a blessing to the community, and I'm sure everyone watching this can agree with that.
You are honestly the best. I've learned so much over the years. Thank you for your dedication and time.....
I just opened a DAW (ableton 10 live) for the first time 2 days ago and had no idea where to start. I watched your basics video and am now following along on all of these how to sound like X, and I'm learning SO MUCH! Thank you, Beat Academy for the content you've put out. Maybe one day I'll go from "aspiring music producer" to just "music producer." Cheers!
Great to hear!
The Weeknd‘s “Blinding Lights” rose to number-one on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart on March 30. It’s the fifth chart-topper in the R&B singer’s career, but it’s the 23rd chart-topper for one of the men behind the song: co-writer and producer Max Martin, who has helped shape pop music for more than two decades.
12:44 Your bob ross comment killed me!
This is just the best quality channel ever
All Ill needs is a big ass fro.
I'm amazed by how these productions are so on point !!!
Great stuff!! Messed about with this and got some great results!!
Play it at 100bpm and it's a nice chilled track,
Thumbs up.
Can you please do a tuotorial of choosing sounds that blend well together in a track as well instruments/notes that do not colide with each other
I’m never gonna complain about not having presets ever again
Amazing all this with stock plugins ! And we all think that a new vst makes us a better producer... incredible! Also very nice song selection on your Tutorials...
I love two things about your tutorials. 1 that you only use ableton vsts and 2 how straight foward and simple you make them so they are so easy to watch and understand.
It is truly my pleasure thanks for watching
Man I have so much to say about these videos! I love them! Watching this specific one (because the song has that retro vibe) makes me think that you should do a series where you recreate/produce classics. Lets say music from the 80s-00s.
I would love to request The Weeknd - Die for you! simple yet awesome track! Thanks for the tutorial
richard miller YESSSS
Hell yeah
it's a bit easy to do , I guess he used soft of the same things
@@chrisglaz1557 I'd argue its not easy as you think. I have the drums and basic chords down. However, if you listen to that vocoder whistle style sample at the start and check out this instrumental (ua-cam.com/video/agdXMLXrITM/v-deo.html) theres some sound design that I can't work out how to do. The brass sounding synth i'm uncertain of as well.
@@propermint1 yeah the sound design on that song is really good
I really admire these redo’s. I learn so much about production. Thank you so much for being so detailed with these videos. Keep them coming 👌🏼
I'm happy synthwave is hitting the mainstream. Been my favorite genre for a while.
GUNSHIP is life. The Midnight is rad too.
Yeah , it's kinda nice , because that super mega stupid as much as possible rap trap bullshit made by drug addicted morons , it's just not music , and The Weeknd , made some nice music.0
Now max martin coming in to this genre.
Fm84 , Am1984 , are great in synthwave too.
@@XXXPUBLICENEMY max martin made this song , not the weekend.
@@farhanhosseini3881 yup i know) Max Martin is BOMB!
This is literally rocket science.
Absolutely, without a doubt, hands down the best Live video I've ever seen. Dope.
Thanks! 😀
Nice work, it's helpful for all the home producers like me. Love on you brother
Great tutorial. You just became one of my favourite tutorial channels.
Thank you so much for this - It felt like I gained HOURS of knowledge in 26 minutes. You are a terrific instructor!
Glad it was helpful!
One of the best tutorials ive seen, whopper!!
thanks so much for the bits and pieces... I have a few ideas for mashing up this song that I absolutely love, and you've just made the whole process a lot easier,
This was really great! One of my favorite songs and you got so close to the original I can't believe it. Step by step, I could follow along ang grasp what you did and what effect your changes made. Thanks!
Can't help to notice the Assassin's creed logo on the wall. Then I recalled this sick piece of music for AC Syndicate, "Champion sound" I believe. So the producer is now sharing knowledge! Love what you're doing now and plz keep up the beautiful work.
Thank you so much
night vibes! Power Glove and Correale make really great synthwave music too 😍
amazing level of production tutorial
I don't know if I've heard a remake sound so Identical! WOW! Nice work!
Much love from india sir❤️❤️❤️🙏u're my teacher you taught me how to use ableton thanku🙏
My pleasure
Absolutely love “teach a man to fish” thank you!!!!
Man... you are incredible. This channel is pure gold.
I just bought your Indie Pop course - super excited!
Hope you enjoy it!
This was absolutely awesome! Please make more of these! I learned more in this 25min video than after hours of other tutorials!
i know nothing about producing music but watching how much detail and production time is put into making like 12 seconds of a song is so interesting to me
This was really awesome! Only 5 tracks and it sounds awesome.
I am so glad i found your channel. I'm learning so much it's scary lmao
I'm so glad!
You are the best at teaching bro!! Grateful for your channel!
I finally managed to finish this one. Its the first one of the series that I do and Im gonna go through each one and recreate them because theres so much to learn. Why did you add another delay as a send for the bell sound?
Have to sub after watching this. Great example that it's not always what you have, but how you use it.
By far my favourite tutorial on UA-cam, thanks mate!
Now we need to see vocal production on this . good stuff
Thanks for your video! Although my English is not good, I can't understand many details in the video very well, and I can't express my thanks to you very accurately. Your video has made me learn a lot. Thank you again, Ivan. I like your video very much!
Perfect!!! Love this beat dude!!!
Been following this channel for a while but it's only recently I've started to really get stuck in with these tutorials. Absolutely amazing work bro, I'm learning a lot from you! Can't wait to watch more videos!
What a great breakdown. Awesome videos.
Damn!!! this is one the best tutorial I've ever seen before. You're so talented unbelievable .....thanks for your work, I really enjoyed so much
My pleasure
Great way to start the morning! Loved learning how much of an effect detuning had on the 80's giant synth sound.
I love the aggressiveness of the bass
I cant find the Drum Samples in the Session File Sample Pack:( Any help?
dude thank you so much for this video. getting that bass tone was driving me absolutely mad and I have something similar now, working with synths is really difficult when you are a beginner. I know the sound I want but dont know what to change to get it!
Great stuff and all with stock Ableton plugins. Makes me think I've overlooked them!
your awesome tutorials makes me feeling high! thanks man
Hello from Russia, this video amazing! i always use omnisphere and other plugins, but only stock - this is really crazy!
Thankssss for the video!! Really appreciate it! Greetings from Colombia!
This was absolutely smashing and brilliant!! Learned a lot of sound design. Thank you for the samples. Love your videos!!
Hey, thanks for this lovely tutorial. You are a very good teacher indeed as you inspired me a lot with your clear and straight to the point teaching style. Subscribed immediately..!
Thank you so much for that tutorial, you break it down so well and I was able to follow everything you were doing. I'm going to continue to follow and keep learning. God bless!
Just bought ableton to learn how to make music. Thank you for this awesome video!
You know what would be really cool? If you recreated a really old song like from the 70s with acoustic plugins like ample guitar, NI Studio Drummer/Abbey Road, Lounge Lizard, orchestral sounds, and then quick mix with those old vintage compression, eq, and reverb simulator plugins. :) I heard a song from a new movie recently that got me thinking about all the sounds. Check out Alice Cooper "I Never Cry". I believe this song made it to Billboard top 10, so it was definitely considered a pop song for its time. ;) You don't have to do that one, but just an example how those 70s tunes sounded so unique.
Very insightful tutorial. Thank you for taking the time to make this and share your knowledge, really inspired to make something with similar vibes
The sound design capabilities within Ableton's stock plugins are making me want to reinstall it!
So impressive thank you the work you’ve put into this!
my pleasure!
Dude, you are a ninja! Thanks for all the fantastic tutorials! Very inspirational!!
what a guru, hats of to you mate !
you nailed it!! 80's vibe is so strong with this one
Absolutely brilliant!! Learnt so much. Thanks.🤘
Heyyyyy ! I absolutely love your videos and im so thankfull for all your great lessons!
I wonder if you have a video where you go about where you get your samples from. as for example this video, the video is great but without your samples i wouldnt have known how to come by these sounds. Cheers !
soo much respect for that sound design!
You're the best ill! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much for all the cool content you are giving to us
Bro, you are clearly a beast🔥
maaaan this is gold.....god bless your sir for teaching us..
The bass is just wow, thanks for the great tutorial!
dude this was amazing thank you for this I learned so much, easy to follow yet still gets down to the nitty gritty details
This was incredible...I learned so much from one video! Thank you so much for this!!
This is awesome! Thanks for the class!
Damn good job buddy. I appreciate the lessons
My pleasure thanks for watching
How come I've not come across you?? That may be among a very few music production tutorials and totally with built-in plugins... I think I'm gonna subscribe. 😎😎💯💯💯Add some chord proggression and a little 80's vibe, lay back and watch the entire world go crazy. How cool is that?? What's the secret about the 80's music??
I learn a lot from your videos. Thank you
Wow awesome man. I’m so impressed, you are more than a pro. You are a sound and ocilator creater. I’m used to logic and Cuba’s so ableton is not familiar to me but anyway you are the answer to all those friends that must buy expensive retro synths to do productions . It’s possible with your knowledge. Keep up the good work and thanks again for the pedagogical lesson.
Great to hear!
Love all your vids Bro I love playing the piano when I make my tracks strait through and this my friend is on my List next .Thanks so much for making this a lot of my inspiration is from the 80’s I’m doing a knight Ridder synth wave track I’ll be a Arpeggiating my own fingers for the Bassline but any insight you have I’d be sincerely Grateful Good Sir ! 👍🏻 have a great Rest of The Week
Bro check out the “how to produce synth wave” video on this channel.
awasome! and many thanks for the clear and thorough tuto
Thankyou so much for doing this!
You're incredible, man! I watched every single tutorial you have made and what you do with stock plugins starting from zero is unbeliveble. I'm learning so much from you every single day! Thanks!
Ps: what about recreate some future bass drops of artists such as Illenium or Gryffin?
Thanks for tips and tricks and It's clearly explained , Great ! :)
Awesome video!!!
I'm working on a synthwave track and this is very insightful!!!
I just started producing myself and Im obsessed with sound design. Amazing video 🤩🙌
24:42 --- For the song
Your awesome!, and thank you for the free sample pack!!!.
I love "Blinding Lights"! Such a....I don't know but it sounds sp 80s
Great video. I like the way that you say what change and why before you make it. I like to pause, make the change myself and then see if we agree. Best tip, go extreme first and dial it back.