How to climax in electronic music
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- Опубліковано 21 тра 2024
- All electronic music uses tension and release to create climaxes. Here are 4 concrete strategies for making climaxes of your own!
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Contents:
0:00 Whatsup whatsup whatsup
0:33 #1 the committed turnaround
2:30 #2 the linear rise
3:36 the list of things you can do
4:05 #3 the trilogy break
6:22 #4 the double trilogy break
8:30 The hang
9:25 The structure
9:51 Next steps for beginners
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can you do a vid on using a synth in music production, mostly for basslines. Or a vid on arrangements/transitions in between breaks.. As well as using ableton stock plug ins for mixing and mastering. Thanks fam.
About that grid offset issue - adding time signature change (right click in scrub area,) where the drop starts, will reset grid from there, eliminating offset
WHAT. This is genius. THANK YOU.
THIS, is why Community is so valuable !!!!
Wowowow!
I've suffered so long with the colour offset, thank you.
oh wow, what a gamechanger! thanks
Thank you, now I have atleast one thing where I can reach a climax!
Lol
I hope the algorithm doesn't flag your video as 18+ because of the title, because I sure love every single one you release.
Perfect, now to learn how to climax outside of electronic music
He deserves all of the followers and views
ahhhhhhh a FUSE T-shirt... Great way to support a Demence Club :-)
Love the bow and arrow analogy !
love the drone intro
This one was so good. They're all good, but this one was great.
You’re articulation of the magic behind electronic dance music is amazing. I’ll never get tired of these videos, thank you so much for your work!
Bro single-handedly making me a better producer with each video. Keep up the great work G.
You make everything so easy to understand and I haven’t even started producing music, YET. That’s gonna change real soon
Well articulated and sick track bro. You make it look / sound so easy but your sound selections are always so well balanced mixing well polished that it sets tbe perfect stage to illustrate these techniques.
Couldn’t agree more! Im glad im subscribed
wait for your videos on monday.... of the joys of starting the week 🙏🏼❤️🙌🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
This kind of videos is so much more important than the typical "10 eq mistakes noobs make"
I think this is the most clearly explained and informative video I've seen on electronic music production. Amazing
the synth chords in the example project are so sick
oooooh oscar strikes again!! whit that micro masterclass that push you to work! thxs for share! always stimulaiting climaxs! ♥
The transitions OUT of the intense energy into a lower energy is what’s hard
A little tip when inserting a hang, so you don't loose the overview: Insert a time signature change for that last bar. For example if you want to have a 4 beats (a bar) for the hang, change the time signature to 8/4. And at the drop again a signature change, back to 4/4. This way the bar count will stay the same, because the last bar (including the hang) counts as one bar, with 8 beats instead of 4.
i don't really like very long breaks, but now i kinda want to try this double break/hang with hardware, no editing
9:20 fix to not mess up the grid: you can right click where you add markers and insert switch in time signature for an extra or one less bar (then insert back to original time signature ofc)
I saw this in another comment too, blew my mind! 😃 thanks!
first time I subscribed to anyone, in years. freaking phenomenal exposition. from an electronic music making wannabe. really inspiring!
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U have a new studio setup Oscar?? Looks dope!
Oscar in this mother.............. Techno Vikings Unite...
Always a good lesson ! I love the way you create climax !
have spent the last two months writing tracks that have are in the form of a long crescendo. It's actually so hard to finesse these kinds of things. Thanks for breaking it down to help us
I sometimes turn back the filters to normal in a climax break shortly before the kick drum restarts. I also sometimes fade out bass and kick drum before the break.
Oh, and thanks a lot for all your tutorials. Learned a lot!
Love your videos Oscar keep it up!
Thank you, Oscar!
your content is pure goldmine of valuable information .. one of most informative channels on youtube .. thanks 👌
Hottest music production educator on this platform (in both senses of the word). Great video, as always!
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Simple and insightful. Ty again
After seeing such useful videos I think that I need about 72 hrs a day to consume that knowledge the right way. Therefore I'd like you to keep sharing that spectacular content you made 👏
Worth it alone for Command+i!!🤯
So many years on Ableton and didn’t know that!!
Cool track too btw.
Really appreciate your content, always worth the time! And your dry sense of humor haha. But actually the reason for this comment is I wanna upvote the Oscar-cam perspective you used here: how when your attention is on your DAW, we (viewers) see you as looking up in the same direction we are, when we're looking at the DAW display. Maybe this is old hat already, but that's the first time I've seen that used, or used so well. It really ties the video together and makes it seem more... important haha. Keep em comin! or climaxing
LOVE the little ratchety part !!!!!!!
So well explained!!! ❤
one of the better channels for such concepts! truly amazing, i’m def going to try some of this on my next tracks:)
Great video! Really loved the track that you´re working on aswell, cant wait to hear the finished result.
Nice song Oscar 🕺🏻🕺🏻🕺🏻 !!
Always get the best knowledge from you!
Super helpful as always!
Great technique demonstration. Very clear and easy to understand all the concepts in a way that they can immediately be put into practice. In only 10 minutes and 28 seconds. Is this a taste of what you paid courses are like? Bravo. Subscribed.
Top notch content ! Was really needing this at the moment
Great one as usual Oscar 😁🔥❤️
Thanks Oscar, it was very useful! 😎✌🏻
Amazing technics!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
This video cleared so many things up. Perfect
another amazing video oscar
This is exactly the video I needed today! Thank you sir. Great content as always!
Vraiment sympa ces astuces ! Merci, bonne continuation
All 4 the fuse
Cool stuff as always👌
Absolutely amazing! I love to watch all your videos, they are incredibly handy 🙌
Great Tips !
Very nice video!
Useful tips! Thanks Oscar 😃
Amazing vdo, thanks for sharing! 🙏
Great and inspiring information here. TY
I just realized I did the trilogy break in my last track and I didn't even know it thanks! It helps to experiment I guess...
great vid. Track sounds dope as well!
Great work
Great tips mate!!! thank you so much! 👏👏👏👏
thanks! , im following your channel since a wild, love the content!, thank you so much for sharing
Best video ever. And I watched all of them (multiple times
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Thanks a lot 😊 Insane background by the way. Cool
Awesome tutorial, thanks Oscar. I'm going to put some of these into practice in my next song.
Folks should check out Yasutaka Nakata's Capsule album Waverunner. The guy writes some of the most complex and compositionally deep J-Pop. However, Waverunner is just textbook EDM and all the usual ideas are dialed up, through the roof. He takes all these typical climax ideas but just goes nuts with it. It's actually pretty funny at times but no doubt your big smiley heads will be boppin!
Excellent video. Love that shirt also. I miss playing at the Fuse. Magnificent venue...
fantastic tutorials! :)
Thanks brow I learn alot! :)
sound much good. good content.thx
great track!!!!
Can't wait to watch this
Thank you I am listening! Don’t stop! I will not!
Thanks for supporting the Fuse ( if so) :-)
your videos are so good man
Wow thank you so much. New to production and been struggling on how to have good breaks.
thank you
Awesome vid man.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge man, apreciate it!
i really love your content is the best in this genre
Truly the best teacher
Really good stuff❤🎉
Masterpiece!
nice track!!!
i have often thought about your last piece of advise and it does take your song off the grid so i have avoided it before thinking it was wrong or not the thing to do because your music then does not adhere to the 8 or 16th bar grid but i am now at ease with that after this tutorial and i will now be doing it more often. thank u Oscar
Great explanation. And great Fuse shirt, free the Fuse ! 😁
release this track. absolute bomb
Top stuff as always Oscar! Any chance you could do a video or a short on the brassy drops as in your tube? Sounds class btw 😊
i love u guy, i follow you since a couple of years, and woul'd lke to have you as my teacher.Always clear, i like the way you explain.Respect.
thanks
Thanks great job ! :)
Very nice
i like this tutorial thank u
I did all of those things without knowing that they have a name. Its good to know though especially when you're working with others.
BTW I think it's possible to restart the grid in the arrangement view when you have parts that don't fit but I don't remember exactly how it works because I never bother to do it...
Great music
legend
dope!
In Reason you can add the last part of a trilogy by inserting a measure with a different time signature so you don’t end up off-grid when the actual beat kicks back in 😊
You can do that in Ableton Live as well.