The biggest take away is with experience comes better sound selecting, the other beats were good, but Simon's sound choice really melded with the beat way more.
Yup, my little brother recently got into it as a hobby I every single track I hear my only advice is "choose a better sound" or "mix it a bit different".
I agree with the sound selection being very very important ! For months of listening to music & trying too hard to make something sound I good I learned "Why do these professional songs sound so good ?" Even though they were using basic rhythms , if the sounds are good that can take those rhythms to another level but if the sound selection is bad then the rhythms will sound bad & won't feel as great
My favorite is the beginner's. I think his beat fits the track best. It's catchy, groovy and creative, while leaving space for the instruments. And that transition in the end was really unexpected and interesting. Even from a mixing standpoint I prefer it to the intermediate one, since it's not overhyped. I also like his choice of putting the "vocals" in the background. This adds to the melancholic mood and really lets the beat shine through. The only thing I dislike is the bass(line). I think what counts here is experience in making and creating music, not just in producing it.
Dude this gave me goosebumps. As a producer it makes me SO happy to see kids this young making seriously inspired music. Props to these boys, they are going to move mountains
@@JordanBlackUA-cam Same here my man. Took a year off of uploading and coming back in with 1 beat per day in October. Exhausting but worth it to start again :)
Fiasco has potential! Only 6 months to be at this level? I hope he gets the opportunity to grow and shine, because it's not everyday that you hear a beginner at such an advanced level.
DUDE THESE KIDS KILLED IT!!! Especially impressed with fiasco who's only been producing 6 months!! wasnt expecting that from him at all. Imo, The first two beats could sound super sick if they were combined. All the beats were sick tho! awesome vid!
All 3 created something great here. Given that Fiasco has only been producing for half a year (and is only 14 years old...?!) he did some solid work in those 30 minutes he had. Keep it up guys, true talent should never be wasted.
I'm very glad that kids at a young age can have such a level of skill doing music production, I'm currently 15 and have been producing for 1 year and I've been able to advance a lot in my type of musical "career" making electronic music of various types of subgenres, Have a nice day Servida! (Maybe one day can i participate in something similar with you)
Bro can I copy and paste this?! (Kidding) it's just that this describes me almost exactly (I've been going for more than one year) I wish u best of luck!! It's great to see someone my skill level:) 🔥❤👍
@@prod_ghosty man, good luck to you! I really hope you achieve everything you wish! We amateur producers have the best kind of music because there is always something to learn from each other 😊😁
Both kids got lots of potential. Simon's sound selection was on beast mode! Picking great sounds that can be cohesive with the mood you're creating is really helpful, especially when mixing comes to play...bruh!
Everyone killed it. That switch up from Fiasco was ice cold 🥶 Really impressive for someone with only 6th month experience. Can’t wait to hear more from everyone in this video.
@@lovewhrrrre0 Mark 16:15 15 He said to them, “Go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation. 16 Whoever believes and is baptized will be saved, but whoever does not believe will be condemned.
The 2 reaction on the beginner's "switch up" is the purest form of collaboration energy, and I'm living for it. Good job to the 2 and to OP for creating a platform for these young producers.
A big key in producing is believing in yourself. I'm 14 and I started producing when I about was 13 years old. People and classmates laughed at me, but that was like a challenge to me. It was like "I'm gonna show you that I can make sick stuff." Having hope is initial and never give up at any point 💪
This is exactly me except I’m 29 now and haven’t even advertised or marketed any of my beats yet. Lol Idk why I’m still trying to get really really good... but I’ll start uploading some of them in the meantime I guess🙃
I'm not into producing at all, but this was so interesting! Hearing three different skills and music feelings compared was a cool experience - good idea for the video.
so basically simon took some kids to flex on them and i dig that, it was great to see these producers flip the sample in such a short time, with everyone having different approach to things. also wouldn't call the first one noob, as he did really great having only 6 months of experience. at that time I didn't know how to even open effects or drop samples, and he is killing these patterns.
Man when the beginner played his and heard the other two's reactions, u could almost see him glowing he was so happy😊😄 Edit: wow, that's a lot of likes... Thanks so much))
i can only imagine how much motivation they could have gained, as well as how this was a great chance for them to be exposed to more experienced sounds and ways of thinking from this one short challenge. being exposed to different styles is definitely the fastest way to learn and expand their own thinking!
I just love the producing community. We've all started somewhere. It warms my heart to see that kid glow up when you were vibin to his beat. Everyone has shit to learn. You can always better yourself. You just have to be open to it, be open to listen to advice and grow!
what i took from this video Beginner: Has great ideas, but its very difficult to layout those ideas, the moment we put those ideas in it doesn't usually sound like how we want it to be Intermediate: The ideas we get can be incorporated into the "vibe" of the song, we can basically make what we want it to sound like Expert: we have full confidence on turning the beat into something magical, the ideas we get can be turned into whatever we want, since we have the confidence we aren't afraid to experiment around the track
IMO: beginner: simplicity, not many skills or ideas, so he has to work with what it has and use it the best possible way. (kid created a possible banger). intermediate: too many skills or ideas, but cant capitalize on them because its not an expert yet. (it felt generic to me). expert: has the skills, the ideas, and the creativity to create at will. (this one created the track for an all time underrated gem)
Coming from someone with only an official 5 days of experience, much respect to those beginners. It takes a special ear to create this kind of stuff, and it’s not easy. Respect to Simon for showcasing their talent. Oh, and nice beats from EVERYONE
this perfectly shows that you don't need much time to learn to learn the basics of beatmaking. everyone did a great job, but simons experience with soundselection and different genres just made the last 5-10% that make his beat stand out
fiasco's sounds like a track that you want to vibe to in the car while jordan's sounds like a track that makes you wanna dance or make a choreography to hit those hard drums servida's more like a track for turning them into songs
Exactly! Finally someone thought the same. Hip Hop tracks are mostly the same, of course, it's purpose is to carry the vocals, that's all. And Hip Hop producers be making gosh darn moneys from their generic overpriced sample packs, it's quite pathetic to see most producers only stayed in their comfort zone making cheesy music genre's. Anyways, i love your opinion.
@@BVK. it depends on what you’re focusing on.. I’m an Hip Hip / Rap producer too. I don’t use sample packs a lot, expect someone’s definitely wants it explicitly. I’m also focusing on epic and cinematic orchestral sounds combined with modern Hip Hop beats. I think that’s very different from the typical production of this genre because you’re not only have the standard routine with the „beats“ but also more compositions and scorings. Each of its genres has something very unique and I think it’s not fair to say Hip Hop producers has the easiest job. Of course there are a lot of, let’s say „trashy“ producers who’re really just doing the same thing over and over again, or just using samples and loops.. but to be honest, a lot of my hip hop scores (with orchestral sounds) sound the same often too, that’s just because it’s quite hard to make those epic and cinematic things sound very different because of its mood. That’s also with a lot of typical hip hop tracks or even techno, or let’s say Reggae. Just wanted to involve myself to that conversation 😂🤟
As a thirteen year old with FL studio and a folder with over 20 pretty awesome dnb/hip hop songs, its so cool to see people my age doing the same awesome stuff man, it's amazing
@@arsipantsu True. I've started touching my DAW since 2020 and I've been producing like a 3 month old beginner today because I haven't put enough consistent hours of learning and experience in those 2 years. It's a matter of dedication indeed.
YOOOO this was amazing omg.. It's so dope seeing these different types of levels and I've no doubt they're gonna consider the diff perspectives and techniques to add to their pieces for next time. AWESOME MAN I need more vids of thisss
Totally cool your giving these two a chance to see where they can get too! They are both super talented especially being so young. Love it man, keep it up!
Well I really liked all three of them, I loved the switchup of the beat of the first one and you can see that the first two don't have the same wow effect as the third one which I really liked but all 3 did a great job! :) I'm half asleep I might've written bs sentences idk
I see difference in the confidence of freedom in creativity. Time limit makes hard barriers, but the two little guys just did not play enought with the main sample, so basically they made the same beat (btw reggaeton beats were a nice choise). The only advice I can say you guys (after around 15 years of experience in beatmaking, lvl hobby) that you should be more playful with sounds. First your beats will be really awkward but after a few tries you will learn to being not the same as the other beatmakers. I think this is the biggest skill of Simon as well. Good luck and keep up the nice work! 😊
Good job my fellow Romanian 🔥 5 months of beatmaking and he is doing such a good job I wish had the passion of making music at 14 but hey, never too late Kids are getting talented more and more 🥺
all of the ideas were 🔥🔥, special shout out to fiasco for that switch up!! But the sound selection and the way Simon played with pitch and timing is crazy !! Also the mixing and arrangement from him was 🔥! Awesome work !
First of all let's thank Mr Servida for giving young talent a platform,That was an epic showdown brothers, the reality of this is knowing what genre you're going for and be confident about it, however nice work brothers , peace ✌️
Hiiiii Servida I'm a 16 year old independent Rapper/afrobeats singer from Nigeria.I learned how to mix and master vocals on Fl studio from your channel, and I stopped worrying about money to pay for studio sessions so I could put out my music to the world, Thank you so much for the help.
There are a lot of great music producers in Romania. I am from Romania and the music producers here are mainly focused on vocal mixing. You can consider yourself lucky to find a Romanian producer that mainly makes beats. Either way, nice video, would love to see a video like this again!
Fair play as long as it’s completely realised that there is a fundamental difference between dragging and dropping samples to grafting on synths to get some truly original music. Not something most 14 year olds can afford but hopefully something they aspire to for the sake of our soon to be elderly ears
I am glad you guys had a lot of FUN... What I LMAO was how into it you guys got with the bobbing bobble heads, which its great if your just doing it for fun and having a Great time doing what you like. However it would never become main stream on the radio, so don't kid yourself. Using Samples is for NON - Musicians. Any Fool without any musical talent can put samples together to make a simple track easily. The Vocals were not vocals, they were some guy moaning the same 2 words over & over. Try actually playing all of the instruments yourself and writing the actual Chord progressions, Melodies & Harmonies for all of the different parts... Then you will really enjoy your work and have something to be proud of.... ElectricEddie
I think the differences that come with experience are the expansion of possibilities you think of and learning how to make the music more dynamic. That comes with hearing things and exposure, so.
I think the relative ages were really significant here. Developing an ear and hearing lots of music is so important for getting place in this skill - 14's pretty young for all this, but they both showed great promise!
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You finally growing a beard bald man
if i knew you were doing something like this id try signing up lol, im 16 and ive been trying to officially make beats for 4 months now. mostly drill
where do u anounce stuff like this?
I wanna be a part of stuff like dis tooooo, im 16eeen... those guys we're fire btw
The beginner guy proved that nothing can beat simplicity.
He had the best beat one could vibe to
We all did great 🔥
@@prod.fiasco3497 i subbed to u. i loved ur part it was great
@@eesr thx
That reggaeton switch is such a nice vibe.
EXACTLY. All these other guys add so much bullshit that doesnt need to be there
The biggest take away is with experience comes better sound selecting, the other beats were good, but Simon's sound choice really melded with the beat way more.
Yup, my little brother recently got into it as a hobby I every single track I hear my only advice is "choose a better sound" or "mix it a bit different".
thats true
Sound selection is 🔑
I agree with the sound selection being very very important !
For months of listening to music & trying too hard to make something sound I good I learned "Why do these professional songs sound so good ?" Even though they were using basic rhythms , if the sounds are good that can take those rhythms to another level but if the sound selection is bad then the rhythms will sound bad & won't feel as great
Man ur right, Simon is a great teacher!
4:11 That transition, was superb.
im sayinggg
I'm 27 and 5 years producing, but that 14 year old "noob" laid down a vibe that idk if i could match honestly, real nice
Thanks!
Those are the simple things that only a true musician can find, the transition was 10/10. Kid has the ear for whats good.
@@prod.fiasco3497 yo is this your beat?
@@prod.fiasco3497you’re goated fr 🔥
yeah the kid was Soo good fam
The beginner really structured his beat well
Good job!
He did it better than me when i was 14, and coincidentally also on 6 months of experience
My favorite is the beginner's. I think his beat fits the track best. It's catchy, groovy and creative, while leaving space for the instruments. And that transition in the end was really unexpected and interesting. Even from a mixing standpoint I prefer it to the intermediate one, since it's not overhyped. I also like his choice of putting the "vocals" in the background. This adds to the melancholic mood and really lets the beat shine through. The only thing I dislike is the bass(line).
I think what counts here is experience in making and creating music, not just in producing it.
The second part is definitely Studio really 🤌
Dude this gave me goosebumps. As a producer it makes me SO happy to see kids this young making seriously inspired music. Props to these boys, they are going to move mountains
❤️❤️❤️
@@JordanBlackUA-cam Hey buddy did you make a new channel? Looking forward to your new stuff
@@kri8beats778 hey man really sorry ill get back to it I've been slackin a bit
@@JordanBlackUA-cam Same here my man. Took a year off of uploading and coming back in with 1 beat per day in October. Exhausting but worth it to start again :)
They are going to break rocks
Fiasco has potential! Only 6 months to be at this level? I hope he gets the opportunity to grow and shine, because it's not everyday that you hear a beginner at such an advanced level.
Appreciate!
@@prod.fiasco3497 You’re good kid
@@kid5042 Let's just hope he doesn't live in a m.A.A.d city
@@swampthing94 His music makes me so motivated we should call him Mr Morale
True hes natural
Im watching this as a romanian trying to start making music, so it's pretty refreshing that i see someone who also did this. Giving me hope
DUDE THESE KIDS KILLED IT!!! Especially impressed with fiasco who's only been producing 6 months!! wasnt expecting that from him at all. Imo, The first two beats could sound super sick if they were combined. All the beats were sick tho! awesome vid!
I agree
Yesss, I remembered my first 6 months, they were horrible compared to this kid 😭🙌
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All 3 created something great here. Given that Fiasco has only been producing for half a year (and is only 14 years old...?!) he did some solid work in those 30 minutes he had.
Keep it up guys, true talent should never be wasted.
Thanks bro 😀
@@prod.fiasco3497 how you doin now? Shit was some good stuff bro
All 3 were hard AF😭.
The one thing that killed me was the "Exhale Counter".
Props to all three producers. Mad skills🙏🔥🔥🔥
appreciate it bro
AYO
I'm very glad that kids at a young age can have such a level of skill doing music production, I'm currently 15 and have been producing for 1 year and I've been able to advance a lot in my type of musical "career" making electronic music of various types of subgenres, Have a nice day Servida! (Maybe one day can i participate in something similar with you)
Good luck with your career!
Bro can I copy and paste this?! (Kidding) it's just that this describes me almost exactly (I've been going for more than one year) I wish u best of luck!! It's great to see someone my skill level:) 🔥❤👍
@@savamix3319 Thanks bro!, Same to you, Good luck in everything.
I'm 13 and i started since i was 11 so 3 years ago, i mostly do trap but im trying to lean more of that electronic genre that you are talking about.
@@prod_ghosty man, good luck to you! I really hope you achieve everything you wish! We amateur producers have the best kind of music because there is always something to learn from each other 😊😁
I'm 18 and producing for 6 years now and seeing these kids start at a young age makes me wanna restart my life
Nah man keep going
huh? If you’re 18 and producing for 6 years you started at 12.... theyre 14 so wdym ? 💀 I’m kinda glad I started at 17 or I’d be burnt out by now
@@KatiePetit lmao
i didn't made any progress i mean i didn't took it seriously. I'm just with the DAW and not learning anything
What u mean? you started earlier than most people. I started at 17
Both kids got lots of potential. Simon's sound selection was on beast mode! Picking great sounds that can be cohesive with the mood you're creating is really helpful, especially when mixing comes to play...bruh!
Everyone killed it. That switch up from Fiasco was ice cold 🥶 Really impressive for someone with only 6th month experience. Can’t wait to hear more from everyone in this video.
spread Jesus Christ name, lets put our lord saviors name on the map and let ppl know it’s a God out there who loves us💪🏽
@@Isthatdisciple not the right place for this
@@lovewhrrrre0 Mark 16:15
15 He said to them, “Go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation. 16 Whoever believes and is baptized will be saved, but whoever does not believe will be condemned.
@@Isthatdisciple I'm buddhist lol
@@lovewhrrrre0 John 14:6 - “I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life. (Jesus Speaking)
This should be like a weekly or monthly challenge. It was really good and it lets us normies dive into the world of music production
The 2 reaction on the beginner's "switch up" is the purest form of collaboration energy, and I'm living for it. Good job to the 2 and to OP for creating a platform for these young producers.
I'm a 24 yr old producer and this kids can beat me in this kind of challenge no sweat😂 good job simon! thanks for sharing and always inspiring.
Yeah those kids got me as well lol
@@awanodagod5959 g sus....
@@fastkuts no ur just a weirdo
I'm 21 and same
24 and yeah same
A big key in producing is believing in yourself. I'm 14 and I started producing when I about was 13 years old. People and classmates laughed at me, but that was like a challenge to me. It was like "I'm gonna show you that I can make sick stuff." Having hope is initial and never give up at any point 💪
Very true!! I was always surrounded by people who support me
Yoooo I’m finding dudes my age that make beats too. I ain’t got no friends here that can make a single beat. Maybe I could get into some competition!
This is exactly me except I’m 29 now and haven’t even advertised or marketed any of my beats yet. Lol Idk why I’m still trying to get really really good... but I’ll start uploading some of them in the meantime I guess🙃
@@Prod_D may I hear one or three?
I had the smart ideas since I was 14,U have already started .Bro keep on going 🎉💪💪
Very cool mix the first kids got but second one is pretty freakin cool. I like how he arranged it!
ty bro!
@@JordanBlackUA-cam def toss some subs in your mix and add some synth and you got it g
That beginner guy just nailed and killet it..🔥🔥
🙏
Fax
What a great vid. Both kids were amazing. Hope they keep making music. You guys are awesome and so creative.
❤️
@@JordanBlackUA-cam keep on producing bro u got so much potential dont let it go to waste
@@necoarcgaming5898 agreed man
@@JordanBlackUA-cam Aww, your beat was awesome! ^^
@@jellycore1316 ty guys!! i rlly appreciate it!
I'm not into producing at all, but this was so interesting! Hearing three different skills and music feelings compared was a cool experience - good idea for the video.
so basically simon took some kids to flex on them
and i dig that, it was great to see these producers flip the sample in such a short time, with everyone having different approach to things. also wouldn't call the first one noob, as he did really great having only 6 months of experience. at that time I didn't know how to even open effects or drop samples, and he is killing these patterns.
Man if it was me at 6 months, it would have sounded veeeery different
@@ServidaMusic over confidence is bad for health 😜
@@NEMannya I think he's tryna say it would've sounded worse
@@tenmaok4548 yeah
@@NEMannyama you've got a problem reading what others say
Man when the beginner played his and heard the other two's reactions, u could almost see him glowing he was so happy😊😄
Edit: wow, that's a lot of likes... Thanks so much))
I knew exactly how he felt right there, back when I first started making music I couldn't hide my smile when someone liked it
when the regaeton part droped he was sooo happy😭
😄
Happy boi
@@dvshtone it was clean, I don't blame him
i can only imagine how much motivation they could have gained, as well as how this was a great chance for them to be exposed to more experienced sounds and ways of thinking from this one short challenge. being exposed to different styles is definitely the fastest way to learn and expand their own thinking!
Beginner is a prodigy. That was beautiful, if it were as perfectly mixed as Simon's, I could hear Drake jump on it.
👍
frr
Prodigy is kinda crazy but it was really good I’ll agree
Biggest takeaway is that Servida didn't build around the sample, he molded the sample to fit his style
Great for the producing community.
Love to see everyone having fun.
So much talent. All 3 of you. That 1st beat with the switch up went so hard!
Thanks!
This feels so good to watched. U can tell when they heard Simon's, It ignited something new in them. They already got it. Time is the only factor.
Exactly
first kid won it for me, vibe slapped really hard.
I just love the producing community. We've all started somewhere. It warms my heart to see that kid glow up when you were vibin to his beat. Everyone has shit to learn. You can always better yourself. You just have to be open to it, be open to listen to advice and grow!
Aww, yeah, agreed! ^^
what i took from this video
Beginner: Has great ideas, but its very difficult to layout those ideas, the moment we put those ideas in it doesn't usually sound like how we want it to be
Intermediate: The ideas we get can be incorporated into the "vibe" of the song, we can basically make what we want it to sound like
Expert: we have full confidence on turning the beat into something magical, the ideas we get can be turned into whatever we want, since we have the confidence we aren't afraid to experiment around the track
FACTS thanks for the feedback man
IMO:
beginner: simplicity, not many skills or ideas, so he has to work with what it has and use it the best possible way. (kid created a possible banger).
intermediate: too many skills or ideas, but cant capitalize on them because its not an expert yet. (it felt generic to me).
expert: has the skills, the ideas, and the creativity to create at will. (this one created the track for an all time underrated gem)
Honestly once explained it's fairly intuitive. Thank you for breaking it down so nicely for us newbies! Can't wait to play with the full version
it fills my heart with warmth to see the younger generation of musicians doing so well musically.
Coming from someone with only an official 5 days of experience, much respect to those beginners. It takes a special ear to create this kind of stuff, and it’s not easy. Respect to Simon for showcasing their talent. Oh, and nice beats from EVERYONE
everyone bopping their heads at the exact same time looked so funny to me for some reason xD
fiasco really snapped with that switch up
🔥
For reaal
Simon you killed it brother 🔥 AF and both of them killed it too as well kudos🎉
this perfectly shows that you don't need much time to learn to learn the basics of beatmaking. everyone did a great job, but simons experience with soundselection and different genres just made the last 5-10% that make his beat stand out
fiasco's sounds like a track that you want to vibe to in the car
while jordan's sounds like a track that makes you wanna dance or make a choreography to hit those hard drums
servida's more like a track for turning them into songs
That's accurate xd
@@prod.fiasco3497 you slayed 😆
AYEE
the first kid smashed thhhooooooo this was dope
🙌
Love it 🤙 You’re a great producer! Watched a lot of your vids 👌
Appreciate it bro
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Exactly! Finally someone thought the same.
Hip Hop tracks are mostly the same, of course, it's purpose is to carry the vocals, that's all.
And Hip Hop producers be making gosh darn moneys from their generic overpriced sample packs, it's quite pathetic to see most producers only stayed in their comfort zone making cheesy music genre's.
Anyways, i love your opinion.
@@BVK. it depends on what you’re focusing on.. I’m an Hip Hip / Rap producer too. I don’t use sample packs a lot, expect someone’s definitely wants it explicitly. I’m also focusing on epic and cinematic orchestral sounds combined with modern Hip Hop beats. I think that’s very different from the typical production of this genre because you’re not only have the standard routine with the „beats“ but also more compositions and scorings. Each of its genres has something very unique and I think it’s not fair to say Hip Hop producers has the easiest job. Of course there are a lot of, let’s say „trashy“ producers who’re really just doing the same thing over and over again, or just using samples and loops.. but to be honest, a lot of my hip hop scores (with orchestral sounds) sound the same often too, that’s just because it’s quite hard to make those epic and cinematic things sound very different because of its mood. That’s also with a lot of typical hip hop tracks or even techno, or let’s say Reggae.
Just wanted to involve myself to that conversation 😂🤟
the expert has the best production & mixing skills while the beginner kid has the best idea. Great Job!
Thank you!
Good job boys yall put a smile on my face and good vibes keep it up
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I'm a 14 year old producer from haiti good video
I think that everyone should be proud of what they did! I LOVED the first switch up! That was dope!
😊
As a thirteen year old with FL studio and a folder with over 20 pretty awesome dnb/hip hop songs, its so cool to see people my age doing the same awesome stuff man, it's amazing
bruh the beginner sounds better than me and I've been producing for 3 years
Ikr
I know!!! What are they teaching these kids !??!?
Time is what you make of it. You can start whenever, but if you don't put in the hours and constantly seek to improve then you're not gonna.
@@arsipantsu True. I've started touching my DAW since 2020 and I've been producing like a 3 month old beginner today because I haven't put enough consistent hours of learning and experience in those 2 years. It's a matter of dedication indeed.
Same here bro
YOOOO this was amazing omg.. It's so dope seeing these different types of levels and I've no doubt they're gonna consider the diff perspectives and techniques to add to their pieces for next time. AWESOME MAN I need more vids of thisss
4:00 that switch up is niceeeee
We need more video like this simon
10k likes plz
@@ServidaMusic you've already got 2k and it's only been 7 hours! Ur totally gonna make it bro! Can't wait for the next vid😎
Totally cool your giving these two a chance to see where they can get too! They are both super talented especially being so young. Love it man, keep it up!
All their beats brought tears to my eyes. All their version resemble songs that I actually listen to. Great job to all of them👏👏👏👏👏
Thanks
thanks man
red’s sus
All of them were great but the drum switch from the beginners guy hit really hard!!! Keep going legend
The way all of them vibe is so neat, it shows how united we produces are 🥺
😁
I never even thought I'd love music this much!!! only a few weeks into this and so far so good
Well I really liked all three of them, I loved the switchup of the beat of the first one and you can see that the first two don't have the same wow effect as the third one which I really liked but all 3 did a great job! :) I'm half asleep I might've written bs sentences idk
Simon's built different
Lol
We all noobs compared to Servida
ESPECIALLY YOU
That "Alleged" Beginner is FAYA BROOO fr fr... STR8 FAYA... They all did great. All of em...
Simon really flipped the sample into a hard trap beat, I love it 🔥🔥🔥❤
You know the vibes 🤙🤙🤙
Can't believe, Simon replied💥
Going for the four to the floor vibe was a genius move by fiasco! Well done everyone 🙏
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I really like your videos, brother! Keep up the great work !
I see difference in the confidence of freedom in creativity. Time limit makes hard barriers, but the two little guys just did not play enought with the main sample, so basically they made the same beat (btw reggaeton beats were a nice choise). The only advice I can say you guys (after around 15 years of experience in beatmaking, lvl hobby) that you should be more playful with sounds. First your beats will be really awkward but after a few tries you will learn to being not the same as the other beatmakers. I think this is the biggest skill of Simon as well.
Good luck and keep up the nice work! 😊
For sure, they will learn that in time. Everything I was doing in my beat was done dozens of times in my previous beats
Thank you for hooking the young producers/beatmakers up! We need more of this in the world. SALUTE!
The reggaeton mixup was FIRE
Amazing, nice of the Beginner and Intermediate allowing Simon on their video :D Great work by all.
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Good job my fellow Romanian 🔥
5 months of beatmaking and he is doing such a good job
I wish had the passion of making music at 14 but hey, never too late
Kids are getting talented more and more 🥺
Lovely beats Simon!
Really great way to encourage the beginners to keep creating! Everything was nice
all of the ideas were 🔥🔥, special shout out to fiasco for that switch up!! But the sound selection and the way Simon played with pitch and timing is crazy !! Also the mixing and arrangement from him was 🔥! Awesome work !
Thank you
i really thought that the beginner beat was the expert beat
This was such a cool experience! 🔥🔥
Pretty cool to see young kids get into producing. You never know where they'll end up in the future.
what i find really amazing about this video is that. everyone can make hits that are amazing.
i love how talented and dedicated the kids are. living their passion like they should! 🔥🥰
So entertaining and fun to watch this 🔥💪Can’t wait to see another one 🙏
I recently got interested in music production and this video is super helpful. Thanks for creating it
Simon lots of respect to you man, you're a genius in this game and kudos to the young producers too they did well within their time limits
First of all let's thank Mr Servida for giving young talent a platform,That was an epic showdown brothers, the reality of this is knowing what genre you're going for and be confident about it, however nice work brothers , peace ✌️
The Begginer is my ULTERMOST BEST OF ALL #3!!!!! he's has a way to be here in my heart just for music.
Lil boy Fiasco went hard on it
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these are all very good !!
We all did amazing
@@prod.fiasco3497 yes u did. you have a great future if you make beats like this after just 6 months. keep going bro !!
@@kadotamusic thx man
Man, you don't know how grateful I am right now! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
THIS WAS SO FUN
Thanks for doing the vid with me!
@@ServidaMusic :)
Ayy that’s my guy Jordan!!! Dude is mad talented and I’m so excited to see him get this exposure!
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I know right, he’s really cool
Hiiiii Servida I'm a 16 year old independent Rapper/afrobeats singer from Nigeria.I learned how to mix and master vocals on Fl studio from your channel, and I stopped worrying about money to pay for studio sessions so I could put out my music to the world, Thank you so much for the help.
There are a lot of great music producers in Romania. I am from Romania and the music producers here are mainly focused on vocal mixing. You can consider yourself lucky to find a Romanian producer that mainly makes beats. Either way, nice video, would love to see a video like this again!
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Fair play as long as it’s completely realised that there is a fundamental difference between dragging and dropping samples to grafting on synths to get some truly original music. Not something most 14 year olds can afford but hopefully something they aspire to for the sake of our soon to be elderly ears
I am glad you guys had a lot of FUN... What I LMAO was how into it you guys got with the bobbing bobble heads, which its great if your just doing it for fun and having a Great time doing what you like. However it would never become main stream on the radio, so don't kid yourself. Using Samples is for NON - Musicians. Any Fool without any musical talent can put samples together to make a simple track easily. The Vocals were not vocals, they were some guy moaning the same 2 words over & over. Try actually playing all of the instruments yourself and writing the actual Chord progressions, Melodies & Harmonies for all of the different parts... Then you will really enjoy your work and have something to be proud of....
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samples are easy to do but hard to master, tell me you can make a "simple" jpeg song "easily"
I think the differences that come with experience are the expansion of possibilities you think of and learning how to make the music more dynamic. That comes with hearing things and exposure, so.
Yo these kids killed it keep going! Truly impressive for just starting out.
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Great video man! This is the kind of stuff producers need to see. Your channel has helped me a lot so thanks for that!:)
I think the relative ages were really significant here. Developing an ear and hearing lots of music is so important for getting place in this skill - 14's pretty young for all this, but they both showed great promise!
this is crazy, all super talented!
THIS TUTORIAL REALLY WORKS I AM FROM PHILIPPINES! THIS MAN DESERVES A SUBSCRIPTION!
Already now its gonna be a fire video