3 Techniques to Make Your Beat Arrangements More Interesting in Studio One
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⏰ Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:25 - Beat Example
1:28 - Tip #1
2:59 - Tip #2
5:26 - Tip #3
📝 ABOUT THIS VIDEO
If you make beats, you know that creating that initial 4 bar loop is only the beginning. From there, we have to mold that into a complete arrangement that is interesting enough to keep the listener engaged or the artist inspired.
Arranging beats might seem daunting at the surface level, but it doesn't have to be complicated, and once you start to acquire some effective techniques, the entire process will become second nature.
In today's video, I want to break down 3 of my favorite techniques to make beat arrangements more interesting. Of course, there are many more methods to get the job done, but these three are my favorite because they are practical and easy to implement.
In this video, you will learn:
-How to keep a listener engaged by creating contrast.
-How to create movement in your mix with modulation and percussion.
-Why automation should be in every single one of your mixes.
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