3 Arrangement Rules, That’ll Change Your Music
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Hey, I'm Alex. I'm a music producer, and in this video, I'm breaking down 3 of the most important arranging rules of music production.
Your track is better than the Bruno Mars featured.
00:00 - Intro
00:53 - Rule 1
In Top production dance pop song there are So Many layers - the brain is literally in Trance, not knowing what sub-track to HUMM to…!))))
02:04 - Rule 2
06:09 - Rule 3
Well, the Spotify analysis Might (!) misconstrue the reasoning: I skip my Favourite pop tracks Instantly if I’m not in the mood for them.
Whilst I Don’t skip ambient tracks in a good shuffle even if they are quite generic
Did they take those patterns into consideration?
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Wow! Thanks for your clear explanations and apt film/story analogies. The visuals are also very helpful; They help us see how the music should sound. Finally, your knowledge of different genres adds heft and substance. You're an inspired teacher!
@GuyGGormanandtheGMenExcellent advice. Subscribed.
@rotarydragon13bI'd love to see a video of how you get that deep bass tone without making it sound muddy or overpowering.
@pclindholminvesting at 967 subs 👏
@corbinadlernice! i like the analogies to characters in a play/movie, and the show cliff hangers, very helpful
@lzrbmzAmazing.. Thank you for this.. Your new fan :)
@rajivmannariTension and release concept also helps to create theme and variation in place
@moffatbanda6001great explanation!!! makes me wanna think about my arrangement a lil more
@monolyth1✌🏼
@GoodxJGreat stuff, and the beats you did were fireeee!
@dereklamb9610Amazing! Keep this up, you’re channel will blow up in a year
@Hann_83I let go and it flows
@decosteruniverseInsane la video !!
@Gromalokkwish i could subscribe more than once. been irrationally mad at myself for a long time for not being able to understand A/B/C variation and arrangement stuff..this helped me a lot
@machinemademanthank you, subbed, looking forward to more of your content.
@seabsfamAll facts... Great ideas and technique! Subscribed my friend!
@rooftoprecordingstudiosGreat video! Very sound advice.
@patrickhall8476Amazing explanation!! Thank you so much for sharing, this was suuuuuper useful <3
@jeanangelo98Thank you for actually making useful content with real world examples. It's a smart way to showcase your talent, AND I actually learned from this. Subbed!
@ckrug32I somewhat agree with you on the 24K Magic song. To keep it fresh they used the same groove and applied a different technique- ear candy.
@nguqobo2261Great production, great production techniques.
@KevinSimpson031man that have content!!!
@STAN_WAVThanks so much for this video!! Expected an account with thousands of subscribers from this quality, you def deserve it!! Wish you the best!
@LaneyPricegood drum groove
@CFox.7This is an excellent and "simple" breakdown of how to use the basic themes/elements introduced in the initial sections to create a sense of freshness and interest while maintaining a sense of uniformity and cohesion... good music is all about the form (and using repetition / contrast)... very nicely done, excellent video, excellent examples and I cannot argue about your top-3 ideas for creating a good song... Thanks!
@bobe.thomasare those real recorded basses or midi? all the examples sounded really good, if it is midi would you care to share wich instrument it is.
@danlosdAmazing video ! I don't know much yet about music but got hooked by the video. Love your work !
@remibroly6071Great production from a new channel dude, fantastic video. Subbed
@Dont_like_youA artist that’s really good at this is Tyler the creator of
@cats8941Nothing more boring than a song that uses the same beat and chords throughout the song, even if a few things are changed up. Loop based software has really damaged the art of song writing.
@PhilW222You got some groove going Alex. Love to hear it! 👏
@samplestationsLoved that song. If I was allowed to use that beat, I could use that for a future K-pop song. Subbed!
@hidefdepthThank you for making me learn something today
@DustineJaoIt sounds like a Bruno Mars arrangement. Good though .
@lebcaleb8692Man, do us a favor, buy a microphone or just turn it on. Listening to your shitty room is beyond our strength. Good vid btw
@jklight3795I actually want to know what you have to say because your production and songwriting is the best I've seen on youtube!
@VunsuntaSolid video.
@Seven_Nine.0794:18 gotta admit I wasn't expecting that to be this good
@yepyepmusicGreat video, like it ;)
@samsmusic2995this is gold thank you sir ❤
@ronnie060recontextualizing motifs is one of my favorite parts of songwriting. When I write my guitar riffs, I try to write them so that they'll work over totally different sections and chord progressions throughout the song. And when I write something really cool for my bridges, third choruses, outros, etc., I try to find places earlier in the song where I can plant teasers of what's to come later.
@ChaseTremaineI thought I was watching a video with 100k plus views 👏👏👏
@tarikporter4168Very cool video, could you do a breakdown of the first track you showed?
@artemis1747Must be virall!!
@fokoji666Your videos are cool man
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