I understand that many artists build a loop and then they expand outwards from there in order to build a track. However, quite often, this results in them getting lost, because they have no vision of where it is going. They hear their loop and think, “Wow this is really...
Recently I read this article about one of my favorite authors, Haruki Murakami. This article wasn’t so much about him...
It’s been a hard decision to make since I’ve enjoyed collaborating on so many tracks that have been sent to...
This post is part of a series: Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 This post focuses on how I...
This post is a part of a series: Part 1 | Part 2 Balance in mixing—and in music in general—is one...
To keep a song built mostly on a single loop interesting, we need to discuss how you work and your...
I don't know many people who took theatre in school, or aspired to become an actor or comedian. For me,...
Recently, I noticed someone on Facebook post something like "why are you guys all making the same track over and...
In this post, I'd like to explain how making a music sketch can help you to stay on track when...
Many people who sit in from of a computer to make music find this style of music work counter-productive or...
The most consistent musicians have reached a comfortable flow and they finish tracks that they're satisfied with fairly quickly. But...
People often say that MIDI controllers are mostly for performing live, but they can also be your studio's most useful...
One of the most underestimated approaches to electronic music is collaboration. It seems to me that because of electronic music's...
One of my favorite aspects of music making is to use proportional ratios regularly. While this seems perhaps counter-productive when...
In our Facebook group, I was asked to share some tips about writing melodies and how to approach this process...
Music arranging techniques are a topic I've been asked about most in the last few weeks. For many people, this...
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