I think I’m out of tips guys 😅 oh and these tips come from my EP! check it out here: distrokid.com/hyperfollow/aidenwilliams/continuum-ep

Aiden is such a good producer.

Since I've lost interest in producing, I honestly don't watch your videos lately but I really appreciate your dedication. I will come back and watch all these gems one day.

ok but are we not gonna talk about the goodbye to a world preset in 4:11 ?? 😍😍

The mind-blowing thing is that the songs he used for examples are some bangers

9:10 Massive Attack / Dr House MD vibes lol

I love the bouncing mouse arrow. ❤ Pure excitement!

Very nice work on Continuum. Sounds great and you keep the vibe goin throughout it.

I have slightly lost touch because of my day job but thanks to you and this holiday season, I can regain my spark again.

Your videos are always fun and informative, man! Thanks for the tips and tricks over the past couple of years. Keep up the great work, man! 😊🔥🔥

Love these videos keep it up fam, no matter how good I get at production I always go back to one of your videos and there's always something new I didn't know about!

Tip #6 inspired me to try a new workflow. Instead of spending a few hours looking for the right sound to layer with the current one I can just keep adding to the current melody and then split it later 🧠

I love these videos, I’ve put in practice what you taught in one of your last videos.. Keep it going!!

Thanks a lot for these tips, #9 was an absolute gem for me, I never heard this one before!

Your cursor bopping to the beat is the best thing about these videos

I like the transitions, and the vocoder bass growl

Thank you for everything, you're a gold mine for everyone of us

Keep these videos coming!

Where can we find that Serum skin? It's really clean!

Loudness explanation was very helpful. Clippers rock!

Dude badass tips I appreciate these!

some really cool modern sounds going on! I dig it ++

So sick! Thank you!

this is the tutorial I needed thanks!

I will try to apply 2, 4 and 11 from now on! Thanks for the tips! Sick tracks! :)

Best tips/guide ever seen.

duuude when you mentioned that song transition trick - i remember when i first listened to the continuum ep i thought damn how long is that track only to find out i was already on the 2nd one. btw Beam is such a great track!

Thanks for the tips it’s working for me 💪🤙🤙🤙

Insane one again, thanks for sharing 😊

¡Gracias compañero!, unos consejos muy útiles.🥰🥰😎😎😁😁

The tracks in This vid were so cool!

Amazing video and tips my friend.!!!

I always learn something from your videos. Thanks for sharing the great works.

Love the music productions tips brother, would love a video production tip video also though. Like how you record the specific channel, crop it and add clean backgrounds...takes me forever to edit something like this so any streamline tips and shortcuts would be super helpful, thanks!

Mate your videos are so good🤯

that beatboxing idea made watching this video worth it, that's such a cool idea i've never thought to try

Tips videos have been goated

Yay a Christmas gift!

amazing tips. thank you

The first part of the "RISE ANYTHING" 10:02 - 10:20 was 🔥

incredible bits in your videos where like u rlly do be putting producers on to be competitive with their tracks being on no matter what genre honestly. i mean sometimes when ur just going over like a chain or w/e i peep all the maybe subtle settings that you have set haha. You make it look easy to make the most sick tracks people want to hear, but you can tell you've put your time in though in terms of like idk- you either got it or dont with being what people will undeniably fw your music and like idk just like you either have the drip with it or dont, just like some rappers just got/had that swag and like idk they just got it. for me perf example is early lil wayne music was... undeniably just badass to people and he was weezy f baby and that was that. but thank u for this channel it keeps me feeling like im growing and learning valuable skills in the art.

This is gold

This is a DJ trick, at the song transition tip, you can pick a key that is a fifth away, too.

I like that trick with the sub to make the higher crunchier but isn’t that just somehow generating AM to the rest of the frequencies as the bass is triggering the ceiling first? I know there is also clipping from the soft clip involved but i get am impression maybe we might be able to come up with similar sound without needing the sub before and the high pass after?

Beatboxed really cool tricks . I `ve used it lots when lazy to write bass lines

Amazing!

this one is a really good tips for everyone, especially a tips that make a good intro because some new producer just using a piano for their intro and thats kinda boring to hear. but yeah thanks for the tips

Killer intro ❤️‍🔥

tips number 3-4-5-8-10-11 are so cool

aiden! love your videos, and your way of teaching! just noticed you showed an example of a limiter with a compressor set to RMS detection (0:20! if you want no peaks trough the compressor, you need to change it to peak mode, or else, you'll be letting some transients go trough because of a slower detection in the comp circuit.

dope beat box technique

Best music prod tutorials

Awesome!

you're a genius bro

Terimakasihh!!!!❤

keep pushing

these were some good ones

I was wondering how to cleanly get that top crunch for a couple weeks, without affecting everything. Thanks for sharing.

Tip#2: You can do this, simply using Serum ou else similar; Use an Oscillator with White Noise wavetable and AM or RM w/ a very low octave Sine wavetable. :)

Uhhhhh so that's how to make the crunch effect finally i found out let's gooo

Dude you're fucking amazing. So thankful. ❤

Great video dude. Can you upload your mastering footage?

ngl feeling inspired

Very Very Good

legend

Hard agree on the interesting intro tips. Use them all the time with my Ruinizer stuff

LOVE YU BBY

Quality

#12 Wouldve been a perfect way for you to use/show comping

12:49 is this realised? because its sick!

Hi, thank you! Very cool! I have one question. I use Logic. When you are talking about reverb in this video you use it as send or it is directly on your sound? Thank's!

It’s all about that Will Smith sample. Classic! 😂

🙌

Fuuny informative entertainer

We have to show the aliens Ableton and make music not war together!!!

damn, watching this vid makes me realize I need to watch more Oversampled 😅

9:12 - Just one tip is to cut the bass notes immediately when they end otherwise you'll get some yucky phase cancelation going on in the low end.

Not sure if we’re fighting planets or plants but I’m ready 🌱🥊😡

Do you put the soft clipper on the master or can you route all the drums to a bus and apply the soft clipper there for the sub distortion effect ?

Fire video, what theme are you using?

What Serum Skin is that? The purple and orange goes super Hard

SUPERSAUCEYAN ! 💯

Dude, that jumping with mouse maked me so nervous that i closed the video 🤯

Can we get a more in depth video on how to make interesting intros and verses?

5:05 What is that serum skin and where can I get it?

Made 2nd acc to like this twice Ty for this

way blown out

What is your serum skin? Looks super clean

How does a soft clipper differ from a compressor? Could I do the same thing with Pro-C 2?

so for #2 (top crunch) you added distortion and cut out the lows for the sub bass. Wouldn't you be losing all the low end of the sub? or are you not concerned because the sub bass along with the white noise is now the (top crunch) layer?

15:49 Which sample pack does this vocal sample belong to?

Wht Kind of ableton skin are you using?

Nice 🔥 I have a quick question what screen recorder do u use to not loose quality when u zoom in each plugin ! Thanks bro

bruh can you release the tracks for tip 2 and 4

sounds like a cymatics sample pack

12:40 WHATS THIS SONG CALLED??????

whats the song at 12:41

Where I find that “Formant Filter” at [05:28]? Is it native?

Can someone explain to me why layering kicks or drums and then using a limiter is enough? Couldn't you simply lower the level of both elements instead of use a limiter? Also, wouldn't you still have to EQ one out of the way of the other? Or not really?

Does anybody know how did he make this bass transition on 3:26 - 3:28?