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GOD, I am an ameteaur game dev, and I was having such a bad time even starting with making music for my game because everything sounded the same, and this video came like the saviour I needed ! You guys are a god sent!

Great video from a geat channel! Using the third or the fifth of a chord in the bass, though, does raise the subject of inversions. It’s definitely not a topic that could have been covered in detail in a 7’37” video, but I feel it would have done no harm just to mention it for the record.

Thanx a lot! 👍💚

Hi Kate & Ray! That's something new and I'm going to try it, thank you :)

much obliged for the new upload. wondering if you're good at identifying instrument sounds, even if they are sampled sounds? i'm working on a soundfont using samples from a game, and i have trouble with identifying some of the sounds, because i want to get the samples properly named and organized by categories.

Good show, enjoying it over some coffee now and tea later.

I'm in love. Haven't been here in a while! ❤❤💯

Remove the "how to write" and "s" and then you'll be advertising honestly Edit: they literally just advertised, this is an ad

Beautiful work!

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Thank u very much 💯❤️

Thanks this helped a lot!

Which software / website are you using to make your music?

I think it's more three issues. Very similar tone, mixing/fx, and songwriting. I think it sounds heavy, but if it's dynamically flat and samey the ear will tune out. You mix guitars tuned to e, in a well arranged song, it will bang! And I use tunings as low as drop e on 8s.

i swear to god i’ve heard that in hotline miami

Hello from belgium, on my way to watch a lot of your videos to improve my composing skills (still no idea what kind of music I make, but I love it)

I actually prefer your version. I can listen to the last seconds over and over. It sounds so melancholic...

so would it be a nice strategy to make a melody out of one-note rythm layout instead of making one and cheking it after?

Thank you!!! I find it so hard to make music in GarageBand. I already sort of knew the one-note rule, but I often get into the pitfall of it sounding way too even to be interesting, and sometimes avoiding things I shouldn't like rests or offbeats. I'm thankful for having been recommended such a helpful and straightforward video!

Interesting how Mikael Akerfeldt has the same approach in Opeth’s latest albums :)

the book is insane, it is litterally what i was looking for, a simple yet complete way to understand the therms and what the hell im suppose to look for x) and it is a great introduction, now i can research my shit and i finally understand what was blocking me for now months x) im not even paid to say this lol

im a beginner composer, and your vids help a lot! :)

humans hate predictability, suprise essential in good music

The Djend !

the single note melody is an amazing trick. Definitively Im using it from now on

Our brains get bored if there's too much repetition Minimalism 💀

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Dubstep producer here and this is exactly how I write all of my basslines. Write the drums, lay down the bassline rhythm with a single note, then add variations to the notes. And that’s just the sub, then I’ll chop that midi clip up and start designing different synth patches for different segments of the midi and layering those over the sub.

Man your introduction sentence at 1:26 was just gold!! Loved the quote <3

The melody at the start sounded exactly how keyboard players write them. I heard these turned into lines by AI versions of known singers; I highly recommend this approach to see the staggering contrast between melody lines written by singers for the character of the singer, versus lines formulated by tip-tapping notes from a scale. My advice? Practice these rhythm hacks with your voice with whatever lyrics come to your lips.

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This is a great tip!

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is this why I tap along to the melody?

Thanks

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Funny, I recognised the bassline from the 2013 track Pursuit by Gesaffelstein! Great video and good tips!

this video is sauce. ty

So cool! Thx 🎉😮!!

yoo this shit helps, thank you lots

Thanks! this is very useful, i always use 1/4 note pattern without off note

Djentriffication?

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It's crazy how this channel is still making videos despite not quite appeasing the algorithm Oh how I appreciate the existence of you two

i cant even play an instrument why is this in my recommended 💀💀💀 banger video tho

Is this the A-Minor that drake likes? Huh??

woah the outro goes hard

3:35 Aw it's in Drake's favorite key

Thank you soo much for this!!!

yeahh very good men... what is the name of the program whwre you create the music ?