I've been trying to get myself to actually commit and learn to make music since it's one of my only passions and every time I've started learning and getting into and start making progress I drop it. This video was perfect in helping me realize what the true focus should be on what I watch to learn. Great short video man, easy sub for you
I'm getting back into music production after a 10+ year hiatus, and your channel has been fantastic. I previously used Cubase and before that a digital 8-track (god bless the Boss BR-1180!), and for the last few weeks have been working through your brilliant Ableton series; discovering what Ableton can do particularly in session view from a song-writing perspective has been a dream... so thank you for putting together such awesome content.
Sounds like me. I tried it about that time ago... Failed miserably, trying it again. Completely switched to Ableton Live instead of FL studio. Figured I would wipe the slate clean so to speak and learn a new DAW along with everything else. Zero musical knowledge/theory either, definitely a struggle for me!
Hmm I’m impressed, I almost never hear of Cubase users on UA-cam unless there from Asia Been using that forever just because my dad used it and it seemed pretty straight forward to use, not confusing at all BUT I don’t feel it gets the same tutorial support on UA-cam in comparison to fruity loops and Ableton
I have to leave a comment. I must say, I am incredibly thankful for finally starting to follow what I desire (and fear at the same time). I found this video to be exactly what I needed. A great starting point. To cut a long story short, I have been struggling to find a passion for living again. My days were unfulfilling, and yet, okay. This evening I managed to start building, both my life and my passion for life itself, again, and… to cut a long story short, watching this video - letting this video into my heart felt like the start of something great. A second breath, perhaps? Simply, thank you, man!
I really appreciate how selfless and genuinely caring you are toward your audience. Your videos never make me feel guilty after watching them, they’re valuable and far beyond just entertainment. Keep it up taetro, we love your work.
my ultimate dream is to make music. i want to use this magnificent thing called music to move people and to share the love God taught me. but i never knew where to start, i felt quickly overwhelmed and i just watched everyone on social media getting better and better while i was just sitting there doing nothing. but now i am more than determined to learn music and to become an artist. i am so grateful for your video because it helped me designed a path. thank you taetro, i will definitely follow more of your videos !
I know nothing about music, production or gear. For some reason I've just ordered an arturia mini lab3. I suspect I will be watching a lot of your (and other) videos. Thanks for making what seems a really cool channel full of well broken down and explained info
yess let's get it guys.. 2023 is the year to grow.. can you imagine what a year of dedication can do? Your videos were a great and fun start to an overwhelming journey.. Thank you so much Taetro. I got my route to my goal mapped out and I will go babystep by babystep. See you in a year! much love :)
This video (which I guess is just an edited title from 2023) hits REALLY hard. You basically broke down the problems I've had and noticed the past week, and it's great too simply know what I'd gotten lost into. I'll make sure I spend my time wisely.
Hey Taetro.. Haven't been catching much of your content lately. 2022 really sucked for me, between health issues and personal set-backs. But I've been laying low and resting and this year I'm going to to the top! Thanks for all your instructional videos and how-tos, they have been beyond helpful in my production education. Kudos and ✌🏼💙😊 for the new year!
I literally sucked into the vortex of choosing the "most suitable" MIDI keyboard to start learning like you said. Non-stop watching different reviews of gears and set-up (including some of your videos) which made myself so lost and dunno what to do. After watching THIS video I get hold of my direction and the very first motivation again . I ain't lost anymore. From your videos I can see you are a very good mentor, not reluctant to share your useful advices , ideas and reviews. No matter I become a confident producer or not in the future, I thank for your sincerely sharing and will continue to support your channel
Not only are you a great mentor and teacher, you also make me feel really good and comfortable in your videos.. like we could be friends. That's the best skill a teacher can have
dude, i absolutely love music, i think its probably one of the top 5 biggest things in my life, but the catch is, i dont know anything about making it. Thanks to you, ive learned all the keys so far in my head, though im still trying to get there with muscle memory. I have a keyboard in my house so that's what im using to learn/practice. Eventually, i hope to be producing music on my own so i dont have to search for free beats on youtube to sing/rap to. I love how expressive music is, so im taking it upon myself to learn how to make it. Tbh the type of music im most excited to make is probably some don toliver type beat shit
Lol its funny true, cause watching your channel got me set up to start, I had done my stuff, had to pause last year cause life and also released than if i wanted to doc ertain things i had to retake keyboards classes, read and learn about many musical stuff and even in my tightest schedule I tried to instead just mindless consuming do a small loop or whatever. Im resuming this year and yeah I never though i would be that far, this year Ill resume the music thing as I keep pratising. I feel its overwhelming cause its learning music theory and then applying it to an isntrument and then my DAW to come up with the stuff I want... but baby steps, thats the important thing. Thanks and thanks for all you videos, the few ones than actually dont tell you to buy lots of gear to make electronic music in your bedroom
At some point you brought really nice understandings to my life, and now I'm writing orchestral music, thank you for your piece of advice, even though videos that helped me were released 2+ years before this one❤
Thanks so much for the video I definitely appreciate it this was so awesome for sure! I used to play piano, marimba, trumpet, drums, keyboard, and play a recorder and play my own music that way instead of making it on the computer so I actually know a little bit about making music. Now it's just a matter of making it more on the computer (which I have done a little bit in my life just not a lot of it but I will learn it this semester at school for sure)!!
THIS IS WHAT I'VE NEEDED! I've been wildly discouraged, because, yes I have a lot of tools, but give me a process that is goo to work with and may need to tweak! Thank you for making this video
I stop making music in 2019 fully. I havent made any music since sadly. Now i want to try again but this time i have guide because i have forgot everything i have learned and all my music now sounds trash lol. Thank you taetro!
your beginner series have helped me so much, especially music theory which i’ve always struggled with. one more thing that i’ve had difficulty with that i’d love to hear your take on is how to prioritize what and when… between learning music theory, your DAW, synthesizers, song structure, rhythym, mixing, and a hundred other aspects of creating music - with limited time to study and practice each day, how do you decide what’s important and when?
I love this guy. so genuine and motivating. I always learn something new without being overwhelmed. your vids come from a place of understanding, and you can tell how you care abt what you put out. I'll keep watching it all.
I really needed this video. I am a trained classical musician with a deep passion for hiphop. 2023 is the time for me to learn this new skill. Thank you!
Thanks for all the educational videos you make, I think you are my favorite channel when it comes to music production. And also because of the delicacy and love that goes into making each video, visually I love how much effort you put into it
holy crap, editing is amazing; seeing 3 Taetros on screen at the same time is something that needs to happen more often lol; maybe next time you can cook or something in the background :D amazing vid btw, concise and with good explanations, something expected from you :)
Great video! I see a lot of music production videos too, but its true that lots of times you get distracted by other videos and you have to keep yourself focused💪🏼
I’ll be 30 in two weeks, I started to get super interested in this within the last year. I wish I got into it much earlier, like in my early 20s, but I also don’t want age to discourage me. The thought that it could take 10+ years to be successful, if ever at all sounds scary, but at the same time I know I’ll grow old and regret not knowing if I could’ve been great at something. Life’s short, it’s scarier to think of dying with regret than the thought of failing.
I have been playing instruments for a long time, and at my late age, I have discovered midis and what they can do. I feel like that gear problem you where talking about really speaks to me, Like I spent a week contemplating on what type of midi to get. But thanks for validating and telling me its okay!
Hey my producers and future producers I’ve simple question that is there anyone is doing self learning about production !!! Yeah ik that here’s most of folks are self learners but i want those guys that they have taste of pop music….anyone?
Ahh I really like your minset Taetro ! So simple and authentic. 🤗 It is interesting that all these advices are the same in the illustration industry I work in. Especially watching the process in real time or simply doing the damn work instead of searching too long for the perfect gear or the quick life changing tutorial :D Thank you for helping us learning both the musical theory AND the technical aspect of the DAW, you are right, knowing about music theory helps a lot while learning Ableton. Like drawing/painting fundamentals, we have to know them so we don't apply mindless recipes to (re)produce beautiful art. I'm currently close to be able to produce the music I want on Ableton, buuut still need to practice a bit :) Cheers ! ✌
When it comes to gear there's necessities and wants. Necessities would be things like an audio interface and a midi controller if you're only working in DAW, but if you have hardware synths a midi usb midi thru or midi host device and a mixer are absolutely critical . I tried connecting my 3 synths with a passive adapter and it sounded like absolute crap, unusable. Getting things to sync up with just a sync cable also didn't make my life a breeze. Templates are also really worth setting up because having to make specific setups every time you open up Ableton can be off-putting, especially when they're not easy to set up. Now I can just turn on my gear and instantly go and be producing beats within 5 minutes and it has been an absolute game changer. I don't need new gear because I learned the limits of my current ones and know what I'll need in the future instead of what I want.
Not saying that TAETROs music theory video is bad it’s a pretty good video but if you are a guitar player and want music theory for guitar @NikNocturnal made a really good one specifically for music theory on guitar that was super helpful to me, but that’s only if you play guitar the TAETRO video is better for theory with music production
Appreciate the info. Also appreciate the subliminal info with Pharrell and Rick Rubin, Sara2ill and Deon Sanders. Is that the mark of a good instructor 🤔😉😊
For years I’ve been wanting to get into just making beats. today is that day, that after years my wife gifted me a midi keyboard outta nowhere as an early Christmas gift and now I’m just looking for a start ! I know music played in band all my life but haven’t picked up the sticks or a trumpet in years god help me but I know I can do this any pointers !?
Hello dear Taetro, first of all I wanna say thank you for your tutorials , they are very useful . I am a hiphop freestyle dancer and nowadays I wanted to create my own music, could you please suggest a music producer in hiphop beats who have online classes?
The one problem I have with starting to learn music production is keeping up with all the technical jargon ..like, I'll scroll down on some tutrorial videos and immediately I get really overwhelmed as I have no idea what any of the terminology means ..and I feel like if I want to get serious about this..then I should..but how?? Where do I begin?
did you try my two full courses here on this channel? (mentioned in the video) I SPECIFICALLY try to avoid what you're talking about because I know how frustrating it can be
I would like someone to just sit down with me and go through a single song with me from start to finish. Then let me make one myself and have them critique it.
I always have to restart my laptop multiple times while recording a song (guitar). After adding 4 5 tracks, the sound starts to flicker and it just disconnects for 10 15 secs then comes back flickering again. Get an error about audio dropout. I use cubase and have 16 gb RAM, i5 11th gen on my dell laptop. When I checked the memory usage, Cubase only took 882 MB but still there's this sound issue. Not sure if upgrading a RAM will fix this. do you have any suggestions?
Never needed gear ⚙️ music theory or pc daw for music just grab a iPad AUM and a few auv3’s hit randomize or use AI and bam 💥 😂 but seriously the best way to learn is called just start making music and practice
the distinction between videos for entertainment and videos for instruction is really important !
Ya labels could work
which one do you think this is?
I've been trying to get myself to actually commit and learn to make music since it's one of my only passions and every time I've started learning and getting into and start making progress I drop it. This video was perfect in helping me realize what the true focus should be on what I watch to learn. Great short video man, easy sub for you
I'm getting back into music production after a 10+ year hiatus, and your channel has been fantastic. I previously used Cubase and before that a digital 8-track (god bless the Boss BR-1180!), and for the last few weeks have been working through your brilliant Ableton series; discovering what Ableton can do particularly in session view from a song-writing perspective has been a dream... so thank you for putting together such awesome content.
Sounds like me. I tried it about that time ago... Failed miserably, trying it again. Completely switched to Ableton Live instead of FL studio. Figured I would wipe the slate clean so to speak and learn a new DAW along with everything else. Zero musical knowledge/theory either, definitely a struggle for me!
Hmm I’m impressed, I almost never hear of Cubase users on UA-cam unless there from Asia
Been using that forever just because my dad used it and it seemed pretty straight forward to use, not confusing at all BUT I don’t feel it gets the same tutorial support on UA-cam in comparison to fruity loops and Ableton
U changed it from 2023 to 2024, smart algorithm tactic
This channel has opened my eyes to take the right path multiple times now. Here we are once again! Thank you, taetro.
Do it!!!
I have to leave a comment.
I must say, I am incredibly thankful for finally starting to follow what I desire (and fear at the same time). I found this video to be exactly what I needed. A great starting point.
To cut a long story short, I have been struggling to find a passion for living again. My days were unfulfilling, and yet, okay. This evening I managed to start building, both my life and my passion for life itself, again, and… to cut a long story short, watching this video - letting this video into my heart felt like the start of something great. A second breath, perhaps?
Simply, thank you, man!
wishing you all the best on your now new and hopefully best decision!! head to your destination and face anything that comes within!
Yo Could u make an update now bro?
I really appreciate how selfless and genuinely caring you are toward your audience. Your videos never make me feel guilty after watching them, they’re valuable and far beyond just entertainment. Keep it up taetro, we love your work.
my ultimate dream is to make music. i want to use this magnificent thing called music to move people and to share the love God taught me. but i never knew where to start, i felt quickly overwhelmed and i just watched everyone on social media getting better and better while i was just sitting there doing nothing. but now i am more than determined to learn music and to become an artist. i am so grateful for your video because it helped me designed a path. thank you taetro, i will definitely follow more of your videos !
I know nothing about music, production or gear. For some reason I've just ordered an arturia mini lab3. I suspect I will be watching a lot of your (and other) videos. Thanks for making what seems a really cool channel full of well broken down and explained info
yess let's get it guys.. 2023 is the year to grow.. can you imagine what a year of dedication can do?
Your videos were a great and fun start to an overwhelming journey.. Thank you so much Taetro. I got my route to my goal mapped out and I will go babystep by babystep.
See you in a year! much love :)
This video (which I guess is just an edited title from 2023) hits REALLY hard. You basically broke down the problems I've had and noticed the past week, and it's great too simply know what I'd gotten lost into.
I'll make sure I spend my time wisely.
Hey Taetro..
Haven't been catching much of your content lately. 2022 really sucked for me, between health issues and personal set-backs. But I've been laying low and resting and this year I'm going to to the top! Thanks for all your instructional videos and how-tos, they have been beyond helpful in my production education. Kudos and ✌🏼💙😊 for the new year!
Your videos are my happy place when I'm overwhelmed
Thank you for everything you put out, keep being great ❤
I literally sucked into the vortex of choosing the "most suitable" MIDI keyboard to start learning like you said. Non-stop watching different reviews of gears and set-up (including some of your videos) which made myself so lost and dunno what to do. After watching THIS video I get hold of my direction and the very first motivation again . I ain't lost anymore. From your videos I can see you are a very good mentor, not reluctant to share your useful advices , ideas and reviews. No matter I become a confident producer or not in the future, I thank for your sincerely sharing and will continue to support your channel
Not only are you a great mentor and teacher, you also make me feel really good and comfortable in your videos.. like we could be friends. That's the best skill a teacher can have
dude, i absolutely love music, i think its probably one of the top 5 biggest things in my life, but the catch is, i dont know anything about making it. Thanks to you, ive learned all the keys so far in my head, though im still trying to get there with muscle memory. I have a keyboard in my house so that's what im using to learn/practice. Eventually, i hope to be producing music on my own so i dont have to search for free beats on youtube to sing/rap to. I love how expressive music is, so im taking it upon myself to learn how to make it. Tbh the type of music im most excited to make is probably some don toliver type beat shit
Lol its funny true, cause watching your channel got me set up to start, I had done my stuff, had to pause last year cause life and also released than if i wanted to doc ertain things i had to retake keyboards classes, read and learn about many musical stuff and even in my tightest schedule I tried to instead just mindless consuming do a small loop or whatever. Im resuming this year and yeah I never though i would be that far, this year Ill resume the music thing as I keep pratising. I feel its overwhelming cause its learning music theory and then applying it to an isntrument and then my DAW to come up with the stuff I want... but baby steps, thats the important thing. Thanks and thanks for all you videos, the few ones than actually dont tell you to buy lots of gear to make electronic music in your bedroom
every words you said HIT THE NAIL ON MY HEAD OMG. That's exactly how I began my journey: hours on end on quick tutorials ends up with nothing done.
i really love you're editing style and vibe you bring with it, top tier stuff!
At some point you brought really nice understandings to my life, and now I'm writing orchestral music, thank you for your piece of advice, even though videos that helped me were released 2+ years before this one❤
Thanks so much for the video I definitely appreciate it this was so awesome for sure! I used to play piano, marimba, trumpet, drums, keyboard, and play a recorder and play my own music that way instead of making it on the computer so I actually know a little bit about making music. Now it's just a matter of making it more on the computer (which I have done a little bit in my life just not a lot of it but I will learn it this semester at school for sure)!!
THIS IS WHAT I'VE NEEDED! I've been wildly discouraged, because, yes I have a lot of tools, but give me a process that is goo to work with and may need to tweak! Thank you for making this video
I stop making music in 2019 fully. I havent made any music since sadly. Now i want to try again but this time i have guide because i have forgot everything i have learned and all my music now sounds trash lol. Thank you taetro!
your beginner series have helped me so much, especially music theory which i’ve always struggled with. one more thing that i’ve had difficulty with that i’d love to hear your take on is how to prioritize what and when…
between learning music theory, your DAW, synthesizers, song structure, rhythym, mixing, and a hundred other aspects of creating music - with limited time to study and practice each day, how do you decide what’s important and when?
I love this guy. so genuine and motivating. I always learn something new without being overwhelmed.
your vids come from a place of understanding, and you can tell how you care abt what you put out.
I'll keep watching it all.
thank you for compiling such an honest and genuine video for us, compiled with some resources on how to get started. much appreciated!
I really needed this video. I am a trained classical musician with a deep passion for hiphop. 2023 is the time for me to learn this new skill. Thank you!
How's it going? 🙌
This is so damn nice. Love the way you explain things & love your nails!
Well produced video. Subbing just for the pure quality.
Thanks for all the educational videos you make, I think you are my favorite channel when it comes to music production. And also because of the delicacy and love that goes into making each video, visually I love how much effort you put into it
what an amazing channel. this is so broken down and digestable. thank you taetro.
holy crap, editing is amazing; seeing 3 Taetros on screen at the same time is something that needs to happen more often lol; maybe next time you can cook or something in the background :D amazing vid btw, concise and with good explanations, something expected from you :)
I am loving all of your videos. I can’t thank you enough.
I just started posting my instrumental beats on my channel.
Thank’s for your honest and succinct explanatory videos! Here’s to you, Tae 🥂
Great video! I see a lot of music production videos too, but its true that lots of times you get distracted by other videos and you have to keep yourself focused💪🏼
You didn't waste not even a second of my time. Thank you for sharing!
Great tips 🙏 Been producing for a little over two years personally, it's a journey.
Love your videos, it’s been super useful! Much love brother
Love your lo-fi teaching approach bro.
you just inspire me to be more in my studio thank you bro
subbed. love your positivity and im in for the journey.
I’ll be 30 in two weeks, I started to get super interested in this within the last year. I wish I got into it much earlier, like in my early 20s, but I also don’t want age to discourage me. The thought that it could take 10+ years to be successful, if ever at all sounds scary, but at the same time I know I’ll grow old and regret not knowing if I could’ve been great at something. Life’s short, it’s scarier to think of dying with regret than the thought of failing.
I have been playing instruments for a long time, and at my late age, I have discovered midis and what they can do. I feel like that gear problem you where talking about really speaks to me, Like I spent a week contemplating on what type of midi to get. But thanks for validating and telling me its okay!
love you, thankyou for this video. Really helpful for beginners.
Great video! Just started to create my own music an your tutorials helped me a lot! 😊
Maybe you have some book recommendation about music production?
This shit bout to be ass but I'm having fun
This is so good🙌 Thank you for making the content that will help so many others
Hey my producers and future producers I’ve simple question that is there anyone is doing self learning about production !!! Yeah ik that here’s most of folks are self learners but i want those guys that they have taste of pop music….anyone?
Great vid and positive words, you do a great job of helping the community. Thanks fam..
Yess thank you, exactly what I needed!
Ahh I really like your minset Taetro ! So simple and authentic. 🤗
It is interesting that all these advices are the same in the illustration industry I work in. Especially watching the process in real time or simply doing the damn work instead of searching too long for the perfect gear or the quick life changing tutorial :D
Thank you for helping us learning both the musical theory AND the technical aspect of the DAW, you are right, knowing about music theory helps a lot while learning Ableton. Like drawing/painting fundamentals, we have to know them so we don't apply mindless recipes to (re)produce beautiful art. I'm currently close to be able to produce the music I want on Ableton, buuut still need to practice a bit :) Cheers ! ✌
man you have been inspinig me for years, thanks hero.
Great advice, thanks for everything Taetro!!!
Thanks so much for the inspirations!
Thank you for always putting out awesome content💖
Great tips for getting started.
thank you!
I needed this, thank you. I've spent too much time procrastinating imma make a beat right now
Love to see it geeka nick🫶🏽
When it comes to gear there's necessities and wants. Necessities would be things like an audio interface and a midi controller if you're only working in DAW, but if you have hardware synths a midi usb midi thru or midi host device and a mixer are absolutely critical . I tried connecting my 3 synths with a passive adapter and it sounded like absolute crap, unusable. Getting things to sync up with just a sync cable also didn't make my life a breeze. Templates are also really worth setting up because having to make specific setups every time you open up Ableton can be off-putting, especially when they're not easy to set up.
Now I can just turn on my gear and instantly go and be producing beats within 5 minutes and it has been an absolute game changer. I don't need new gear because I learned the limits of my current ones and know what I'll need in the future instead of what I want.
Thank you Taetro!
Thank you Taetro. Are there any books you recommend that are a good beginners guide to music production?
That Beware segment of the vid is big fax. Its a huge trap
Thank you for that informative video!
Just bought an msi bravo 15 laptop, an akai mk3 plus, and some audio technicas. Really eager to get started. Wish me luck
Good luck! You can do it!!
Mama Mia!!! There are 100 lifetimes of music potential in one half decent computer, what a head spin! ;D
I see your still alive - cheers!
Simply, amazing
Informative ❤
New to beat making thanks for this
Great video Taetro 👍🏼
Love you man thank you
Great video. And only commenting to be beneficial to you. Really great
Not saying that TAETROs music theory video is bad it’s a pretty good video but if you are a guitar player and want music theory for guitar @NikNocturnal made a really good one specifically for music theory on guitar that was super helpful to me, but that’s only if you play guitar the TAETRO video is better for theory with music production
Needed this
Appreciate the info. Also appreciate the subliminal info with Pharrell and Rick Rubin, Sara2ill and Deon Sanders. Is that the mark of a good instructor 🤔😉😊
thank you so much!
You're welcome kreesh!!
For years I’ve been wanting to get into just making beats. today is that day, that after years my wife gifted me a midi keyboard outta nowhere as an early Christmas gift and now I’m just looking for a start ! I know music played in band all my life but haven’t picked up the sticks or a trumpet in years god help me but I know I can do this any pointers !?
Man love this video, safe place
What a great quality video 😍👍
Hello dear Taetro, first of all I wanna say thank you for your tutorials , they are very useful . I am a hiphop freestyle dancer and nowadays I wanted to create my own music, could you please suggest a music producer in hiphop beats who have online classes?
The one problem I have with starting to learn music production is keeping up with all the technical jargon ..like, I'll scroll down on some tutrorial videos and immediately I get really overwhelmed as I have no idea what any of the terminology means ..and I feel like if I want to get serious about this..then I should..but how?? Where do I begin?
did you try my two full courses here on this channel? (mentioned in the video)
I SPECIFICALLY try to avoid what you're talking about because I know how frustrating it can be
@@Taetro I'll definitely check them out. Thanks ;)
Thank you dude
Do you think bandlab is a good start ? And can you actually make good beats on there?
yes
@@Taetro thankyou so much
@@Taetro I have a question can you help ?
Hey Boss - what mic are you using at the moment? Cheers mate
Merci !
My brain can produce music on its own and i feel if i could make it same as i think it could be a hit lol
Thank You
Taetro
I would like someone to just sit down with me and go through a single song with me from start to finish. Then let me make one myself and have them critique it.
That’s what our members community is for!
That’s what our members community is for!
I always have to restart my laptop multiple times while recording a song (guitar). After adding 4 5 tracks, the sound starts to flicker and it just disconnects for 10 15 secs then comes back flickering again. Get an error about audio dropout.
I use cubase and have 16 gb RAM, i5 11th gen on my dell laptop. When I checked the memory usage, Cubase only took 882 MB but still there's this sound issue. Not sure if upgrading a RAM will fix this. do you have any suggestions?
What microphone are you using in this video?
I use the DJI wireless mics on a RODE handle because I used to use the rodes wireless lav but it died on me! amzn.to/4a3YeG4
I am new to music and I have written some songs with good melodies, I am looking for artists who want to sing my songs
Really helpful knowing I’m barely starting at the age of 14😭
what video editor do you use
final cut pro
picking a midi controller comes down to a coin toss? or a wheel spin…..
Hello, can I transfer your video to Bilibili for more people who want to learn music production to see? The transfer will specify the source
no
you are so nice!
Never needed gear ⚙️ music theory or pc daw for music just grab a iPad AUM and a few auv3’s hit randomize or use AI and bam 💥 😂 but seriously the best way to learn is called just start making music and practice
🕊️