Awesome to hear, appreciate it :)

@@TheProducerSchool Depending on what you want to do with a song - cover, remix, etc. - you may need to get permission from different individuals. Labels, publishers, and to a lesser extent, artists, take copyright very seriously.

You need permission from them if you remix one of their songs. If you don’t get their permission you will be open to lawsuits.

Woah I did not expect this to get 100 likes to 166 thank you so much lol also I tried it but it’s a little bit hard but I might try again tomorrow or later today haha since it’s 3:09pm for me idk bout u guys anyway u guys know where to find people that help this with each other

I mean let alone 166 likes I rembered the word lol haha

Of course its easy when the topline is a hit song, thats the hard part.

Yeah maybe easy for you. I'm struggling so bad creating anything at all.

But u still cant release the song and of course dont monetize it without contacting the artist and producers so good luck if u remixing a Song of a Superstar 🥺🙄😒

Pretty great when you can use a bunch of presets lol

@@Pandize YOOO, I REMEBER YOU FROM PANDA EYE'S VIDEO TUTORIAL

Couldn’t agree more

OMG YES i hate slap house this is so true every song just gets turned into slap house…music these days is so boring

@@hodd what genres do you enjoy listening to?

@@thomasprinsen1247 Electro House, Future House, Bass House, Tech House when in a Club, Future Bass, Melodic Dubstep and a lot of other genres, mostly electronic ones.

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It's ok

How does it sound now

It's ok, learn from your mistakes

I hope my remixes are bettter.

Same Broo

If you have the stems of a song, you could try and implement some of the original instruments in your remix!

coming in 2022 🚀

dude... record the sounds you like 😀 like, have you ever hit a dor, box, furniture or whatever and be like "ohhh this would make a great kick or snare or whatevs" record it and then edit it on your daw, change speed,tune it, do whatever you want... then when people ask you can proudly say "yeah that kick is a milk crate" 🙉

How much time do you spend designing sounds? Let's say you have an hour. How much do you value your time? Let's suppose you usually work for 10 dollars an hour. In this example, spending an hour on sound design effectively costs you ten dollars because you could have been earning ten dollars doing a job. If you simply buy a ten dollar soundpack you save your valuable time. Trying to make your own sounds when actual professionals have already done it is a false economy. In many cases it's literally "cheaper" to buy a pack than waste your time making your own sounds.

@@0000song0000 that's actually a very helpful tip. And it's a total flex as well🤣

@@AutPen38 I don't completely agree with this. Since I work a fulltime job, I can't work any more than 40 hours because I'm bounded by my contract. I understand what you're saying, that I'm missing out on money. But I'm really not. I do music as a hobby so I don't mind wasting a bit of time on it because it will expand my knowledge of sound design. I value my time a lot. But I would rather spend my time learning things, than just buying someone elses work and using it. That being said though, I struggle with sound design because I can't find any good tutorials for it in my particular genre (Hardcore). There's lots of tutorials, but all of them use sample packs or they don't explain anything about the plugins they use or the knobs they turn, resulting in me wasting my time for hours regardless. And on top of that, it demotivated me to the point I quit after 2 hours of doing essentially nothing. So what it comes down to, is that I don't know anything about sound design and that's the missing piece for me. I have endless ideas, just no idea how to implement those ideas. In my head I would create a complete track with buildup and drop, detailed to every kick and sound effect. Also a reason why it's better to learn sound design as opposed to paying for sample packs. It will allow me to create the sounds exactly like in my head, instead of looking the internet for hours looking for that particular sound I need

music verified!?

bro same but "harmonika" is so god damn hard to replicate

@@pa3kws It's possible

@@just_dimi3 Yea its possible but really hard atleast for me

@@pa3kws because of specific complex melodies

@@pa3kws where are you from ?

Me

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This is a great tutorial, but it ticked me off when he didn't mention that Serum is $189 or $10 a month to rent.