Memorise the 12 keys of an octave to the point that You can hear the correct note just by looking at the keys or piano roll. Onces you can do that, use the same technique to remember cords, eventually after about 6 months, You will start to play without even thinking about it, muscles memory just puts your hands and fingers in the right place.
Hey Matt, it's nice to see that today there are still some top tier musicians who don't try to act mysterious and share their knowledge with others, that makes you cooler than you already are. Additionally, the production behind this video is impeccable. If it's not too much trouble, I would like to ask if in the future you could make a video talking about the clichés or concepts in Harmony/Chords that you use the most, I am a beatmaker and although I know a little about Harmony, sometimes there are chords/progressions of which I don't know the name and that makes it difficult for me to investigate on my own. I apologize in advance for such a long text, have a nice day.
This week I have been going over some old projects ,some are ideas and some are near to finished. It annoys Me that some of these ideas are great but been sitting for years now while I continued to jump to the next project over and over, some go back to 07. We are taking over 1000 unfinished projects.
maaaaaaan this is amazing, I wish I had your piano skills! keep up the good work! edit: I just went to your spotify profile and I saw that I already have a few of your songs liked - what an amazing coincidence :)
Mate, that was fantastic! Just found your new album on spotify which is soo groovy, and now seeing you do tutorials aswell. so cool! Thx for everything and keep it up!
Lovey stuff. This popped up in my feed (maybe because I've been watching stuff on the Yamaha CP, which I bought and will be delivered tomorrow 🥳). I can't really play keys too well but looking forward to some Rhodes tinkering. You got yourself a new sub, top work 🙌🏼
Loved This Video!! i wish i had this musical knowledge and capability of playing instruments, ive spent all my life making Jungle/DNB and im at a point where i wanna make jazz and chill music but i need to learn instruments lol
have you ever listened to dinner party with 9th wonder robert glasper and kamasi Washington. really beaufiul project and this beat reminds me of that project so much
your key skills are phenomenal! Personally I feel like the song could use a few little one off vocal chops, maybe reversed, toward the end of some phrases? For me the tricky thing with these types of songs is the intro and outro. Curious to see how you finish it!
Love these videos! Fwiw, I was listening to this on an iPhone and I couldn’t hear that bass line you added until I cranked the volume to the max. Just wanted to let you know in case other viewers abandon the video there or you want to mix it down differently in the future 🫶🏽
I’m curious about the treatment of the acoustic piano to get that mellow sound. Also how many pianos/electric pianos do you typically use at once in a track? I hadn’t really considered layering them like that but it sounds good!
Here I’m using the practice felt on my upright piano so there’s essentially a piece of felt between the hammers and strings! I made a video on how I record my upright piano which goes into that in a bit more detail. To answer the second part of your question, it depends on the track. I probably typically use piano or rhodes, then 3-5 synth layers ☺️
Hey, that’s awesome thank you to them and hello to you! They’re the 8040s. The 8030s are also brilliant imo. Not tried the 8020s but bet they’re cool too ☺️
I hate when UA-camrs title videos with "how to" like they’re about to present a common problem then explain and demonstrate solutions, but it’s just a video of them doing a thing and narrating it. This video is just him making a beat. I appreciate the content but I hate the clickbait bs.
You know that making music isnt about "finishing beats" If you are struggling to "finish a beat" then that "beat" is worthless to you and is just a chore with no emotion Git fucking gud mate
As a bass player main, I can’t believe you just busted out that sweet bass line so quickly. Your groove and timing was incredible.
Agreed 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
Bro that PIANO sounds GREAT!!!!! The perfect felt on that Dampener!
it's easy to do when you are a beast in music theory, execution and taste.
need a video from you on piano technique and practicing chord!!!
Thanks for the suggestion! It’s on my list ☺️
Memorise the 12 keys of an octave to the point that You can hear the correct note just by looking at the keys or piano roll. Onces you can do that, use the same technique to remember cords, eventually after about 6 months, You will start to play without even thinking about it, muscles memory just puts your hands and fingers in the right place.
Dude this was so dope!! Please do more videos like this where you build out your arrangement! So dope!
Thanks for the feedback! Appreciate you watching ☺️🙏🏼
dude I learn so much from your videos
Yo I’m glad! Thanks for watching 🙏🏼
Matt Wilde, you’re amazing!!
very cool nice vibe
I love finding small creators, glad I found your channel. Subscribed!!
Let’s go! Thank you ☺️
I really needed this. Im also keys player learning to produce. This really helps.
Hey Matt, it's nice to see that today there are still some top tier musicians who don't try to act mysterious and share their knowledge with others, that makes you cooler than you already are. Additionally, the production behind this video is impeccable.
If it's not too much trouble, I would like to ask if in the future you could make a video talking about the clichés or concepts in Harmony/Chords that you use the most, I am a beatmaker and although I know a little about Harmony, sometimes there are chords/progressions of which I don't know the name and that makes it difficult for me to investigate on my own.
I apologize in advance for such a long text, have a nice day.
Hey, thanks for watching! I’ll definitely think about how I could best share info on harmony and chord choices. Appreciate the suggestion 🙏🏼
That background music sold me! 🥹🫡
Bro your videos and music are fire! You deserve much more subscribers, please keep going!
Thank you man, really appreciate it 🙏🏼
That wurly melody was clashing with the chords. That's why I never finish the beats lol.
Awesome job Matt!
This week I have been going over some old projects ,some are ideas and some are near to finished. It annoys Me that some of these ideas are great but been sitting for years now while I continued to jump to the next project over and over, some go back to 07. We are taking over 1000 unfinished projects.
Any tips on improving skills on the keys? Sounds fantastic!
This was so helpful bro! I pray for your channel to grow man
Appreciate that, thank you!!
Good vibes bro 🙌
Finally someone who does listenable music in ableton, not this BS EDM stuff etc…. Thanks so much!
maaaaaaan this is amazing, I wish I had your piano skills! keep up the good work!
edit: I just went to your spotify profile and I saw that I already have a few of your songs liked - what an amazing coincidence :)
Such a good video 🎉 really inspiring and lots to takeaway from.
Glad you enjoyed it ☺️
This is so good, please keep sharing❤❤❤
I am amazed by your chordal knowledge and general keyboard playing! You're an inspiration!
Mate, that was fantastic! Just found your new album on spotify which is soo groovy, and now seeing you do tutorials aswell. so cool! Thx for everything and keep it up!
Hey! Thank you so much, and I’m glad the album led you here ☺️🙏🏼
Very good video, keep it up !
I loved all this man! Thanks for sharing your process 🙏🏼
This is gold. Thank you so much for this Mat. Blessings 💪🏽
Appreciate it! Thanks for watching ☺️
Thank you for putting this out man, I'm inspired.
great video, started learning how to produce recently
maybe a video on how you do your drums? Thanks!
Damn, Jimmy Somerville is making beats now!! Keep it up!
love this style of video, keep it going mate
WOW,... great episode sir. Subscribed.
this beat tickled my ear drums new subscriber!
Haha, thanks! ☺️
Lovey stuff. This popped up in my feed (maybe because I've been watching stuff on the Yamaha CP, which I bought and will be delivered tomorrow 🥳). I can't really play keys too well but looking forward to some Rhodes tinkering. You got yourself a new sub, top work 🙌🏼
That’s awesome to hear! I’m new to making longer form videos so really glad you enjoyed it. Hope you enjoy the Yamaha CP ☺️
I really enjoy your content and the music! keep it up bro
Great video, great production! I really love your content :)
Thanks so much!
Love this!! 🔥
I'm feeling this
Good vibes
Loved This Video!! i wish i had this musical knowledge and capability of playing instruments, ive spent all my life making Jungle/DNB and im at a point where i wanna make jazz and chill music but i need to learn instruments lol
have you ever listened to dinner party with 9th wonder robert glasper and kamasi Washington. really beaufiul project and this beat reminds me of that project so much
How have I not heard this album! 🫨 thanks for the recommendation and kind words
Such amazing production on your videos!
Amazing stuff 🤝
2:55 i'm still lolly-gaggin' on 10 and have that feature. i believe it wasn't present in 9. cheers
Nice!
fantastic
Very informative!! Thank you Matt. Love your music brother
thnks bud❤
your key skills are phenomenal! Personally I feel like the song could use a few little one off vocal chops, maybe reversed, toward the end of some phrases? For me the tricky thing with these types of songs is the intro and outro. Curious to see how you finish it!
Hey, thanks for watching 🙏🏼 great ideas too
Very fresh bro
Appreciate it 🙏🏼
You did a great job bro... 🔥🔥❤❤, Will also appreciate some other ideas like, building a song from scratch or something like arrangement ideas.
Appreciate it. And great ideas too, thanks for the suggestions ☺️
love it!
Thanks for watching! ☺️
How to make things sound good (Mixing) is more important than producing.. i just realized that recently.
Nice hat sample loops! Where did you get these from?
Just found your channel Matt. No way. Long time, no see!
Hope you’re well brother.
Hey Oliver! Nice surprise. Hope you’re good too ☺️
How to turn loops into finished songs. Step 1. Be talented instrument player with a healthy dose of music theory background. 😅
True
Idk I feel like you can take away a fair bit from this without being an instrumentalist
Great 😎🔝
Love these videos! Fwiw, I was listening to this on an iPhone and I couldn’t hear that bass line you added until I cranked the volume to the max. Just wanted to let you know in case other viewers abandon the video there or you want to mix it down differently in the future 🫶🏽
I’m curious about the treatment of the acoustic piano to get that mellow sound. Also how many pianos/electric pianos do you typically use at once in a track? I hadn’t really considered layering them like that but it sounds good!
Here I’m using the practice felt on my upright piano so there’s essentially a piece of felt between the hammers and strings! I made a video on how I record my upright piano which goes into that in a bit more detail. To answer the second part of your question, it depends on the track. I probably typically use piano or rhodes, then 3-5 synth layers ☺️
Your video quality is out of here. Loved this!
Thanks so much 😊
That’s brilliant! Let’s stay in touch :)
I used to struggle finishing beats now I struggle starting making beats 😂 I guess it’s life
Would you ever do a breakdown of the tracks for clap clap?
For sure! That’s a personal favourite. The claps in this track really remind me of it too ☺️
a friend put me onto your channel - this is nice. are those 8030 or 8040 genelecs? i have 8020 and thinking about the bigger ones.
Hey, that’s awesome thank you to them and hello to you! They’re the 8040s. The 8030s are also brilliant imo. Not tried the 8020s but bet they’re cool too ☺️
From the thumbnail, i deduce that i will finish more beats once i have a Nord.
how do you make money making good music?
I hate when UA-camrs title videos with "how to" like they’re about to present a common problem then explain and demonstrate solutions, but it’s just a video of them doing a thing and narrating it.
This video is just him making a beat. I appreciate the content but I hate the clickbait bs.
Not finished at alll😂
You know that making music isnt about "finishing beats"
If you are struggling to "finish a beat" then that "beat" is worthless to you and is just a chore with no emotion
Git fucking gud mate
That's awesome! Let's be friends.