Which theory video do you want to see next? and did you turn on your notifications? 😊

@gurito4374

3 жыл бұрын

What about exploring different genres, like dnb, since making “natural” drum loops is very difficult to get right. For beginners getting the drums right is difficult, for example the track poor Leno has a strangely organic hihat loop. Edit: Specifically drum loop theory, and the different types of drum loops, the difference between a Felipe Gordon type drum loop and something like a poor Leno type organic-but-still-sampled type loop.

@chickenmadness1732

3 жыл бұрын

Seconded on DnB and percussion in general. How to find the right sounds and maybe edit a drum/kick sound to fit a track etc.

@nebroskitheraut6705

3 жыл бұрын

I would like a video on Chords and Chord Progressions! A series even, if you are comfortable making it.

@RahulMehra0361

3 жыл бұрын

How to write solid basslines. please

@odderik88

3 жыл бұрын

I would love a video on getting the right groove and swing in your track, like for different genre's like techno, melodic techno, hightech minimal etc.

This is like Sesame Street for music producers, unbelievable stuff Yalcin!

@Alice-Efe

3 жыл бұрын

Haha cheers Andrew!

@DIGITALDISTRICTEvents

3 жыл бұрын

Yes! Really good stuff!

@Hridayam1031

2 жыл бұрын

This video helped explain what’s been confusing to me for quite some time. Thank you Yalcin! 🙌♥️

I'll continue saying it until everyone listens: hands down the best music production channel on this or any other platform. Doesn't matter if you make techno, house, hip hop, ambient, noise, dub, whatever your thing is - you WILL learn a LOT by watching this guy. Another fantastic, easy to understand lesson for newbies or seasoned pros. 22 minutes you will both enjoy and learn from. Love it. edit: remember when writing melodies, the silence between notes is as important as the notes themselves. EDIT2: please tell me you're releasing the preset at 17:40 or giving a sound design tutorial for that one specific sound. please.

@Alice-Efe

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks a million! 💖

@AKAtAGG

3 жыл бұрын

@@Alice-Efe seriously i want that preset tho

@Alice-Efe

3 жыл бұрын

@@AKAtAGG haha you can find that preset here; kzread.info/dash/bejne/Yplhrcqmps-7oqg.html n the cyberpunk example.

@AKAtAGG

3 жыл бұрын

@@Alice-Efe thanks man you're a legend

@Alice-Efe

3 жыл бұрын

@@AKAtAGG Glad to help

As a classic piano player for over 20 years and only now beginning to learn the ropes of how digital music production comes together, can I just say how much I'm enjoying your content? It's such a welcome refresher and you bring it across with such dedication and passion, making musical theory seem like complete novelty. :D Thank you, Alice!

Hearing you break all this down, it is apparent just how pivotal Depeche Mode were from 1981 onwards. It became more dance orientated but boy did they kickstart a whole range of sounds that are still around today.

I can tell you put a lot of effort in making these videos. Top notch quality in every aspect. Thanks.

@Alice-Efe

3 жыл бұрын

I appreciate that! It indeed takes quite a bit of time preparing, recording and editing these videos lately. But makes me happy to see that people enjoying them 😊

"Don't worry about scale because THIS IS TECHNO" 😂😂😂😂 Amazing video I was able to learn so much more about melodies👏👏 best teacher💣

Absolutely love "We don't care about the scale because this is techno." 💖 Coming from a classical music background, this is so freeing and fun to hear.

I've only just found this channel and my music making has improved tenfold ! Easy to understand , fast and efficient within the DAW and so creative ! Kudos to you Yalcin !! Awesome !

its stupid how good these videos are .literally the best quality you can find on YT. some people should stop paying for expensive music schools and just buy tons of popcorn to watch all your videos 😄

Man, I enjoy reading the comment section dude😂 you deserve all this positivity 🙌

alice, I love your videos, they are so easy to watch and the animations are soo smooth! never stop doing what you doing. even tho i dont consider myself in the same genre as you, i always find things to learn and handy tipps! thank you!

Just realized I’ve just spent solid 3+ hours on your channel. Thank you for your effort and spreading your knowledge to the world. Cheers from California!

Thank you! Definitely my favorite channel about music production.

Been into music for a very long time and am working with people who are learning and I feel your material will really help accelerate their learning.. Sharing to goodness..

Congratulations, every day you improve. Right now, I consider you the best youtuber for producers. I've been watching music production videos for years, and for me your videos are the best, clear, short, well made and very well worked. Keep it up, good job. Thanks for the effort.

The most well spent 20 minutes of my life. I love your passion and your didactics

Your videos are simply the best. The quality of the production and the quality of the content are 11/10.

this is one of the videos that helped me the most and got me to that "aha" moment ! I have played piano for a long time and mostly classical music so to make techno well it's different let's say :D Also I love how the editing of your videos is always getting better and better thank you so much for the work you put into every video, I am forever thankful ! ❤️

Your videos are just getting better and better even though they were excellent to start with, thank you and great job!

Hands down the best EDM Educational Channel on KZread. Absolutely Brilliant.

I cannot describe the love I have for you enough. You are an absolute genius and consistently provide us all with some of the most informative music production videos. So much of my musical growth came from learning from you!

Best Video on Melody I‘ve seen so far, very nicely structured, thank you 😊👌🏻

best channel on youtube hands down for music production imo

Just came here to say thank you. Thank you for giving us all this great material and by that enable us to express ourselves musically! That truly comes from the heart and I am glad that you are there ❤️

@Alice-Efe

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoy it! Cheers

YAAAAAY FINALLY. ilysm. i havent even watched the video yet. but i know this is gonna be informative!!

Most Valuable Muisc Production KZreadr - You are the GOAT

Amazing breakdowns. Now to put it to practice!

Yalcin thank you so much for this video, I was looking for a clear explanation of the theory behind melody for techno and this is the best video I've watched so far on the topic!! Merci!

Yalçın your contents were always good, but now with this video editing and focusing on the main idea, I am either learning something or watching a creative music video. Thanks

@Alice-Efe

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks a ton Bugra!

Every video you make I learn something new. You are a fantastic teacher and really know your subject. Unbelievably high quality content, this is such an amazing channel! 💎💎💎

@Alice-Efe

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks again! ❤

Youre awesomeeee love each of your videos, its noticeable that you put a lot of effort on them! You're so wise when it comes to music. Greetings from uruguay

Loved this video! Subscribed immediately, thanks for your effort!

Great video, again. Thank you!

Hey Yalcin, your videos are great. So much content, topics are well describen and illustrated! Looking forward getting more helpful advices and explanations from you. Keep on..!

Such amazingly informative content. Really well delivered. Super high quality. Thank you very much

This is a huge and complicated topic. Thanks for covering that.

Mannnnn, the quality of your vids is skyrocketing bro

Continue bro what you do is just insane I love it

this was an aboslutely fantastic tutorial. i learned so much when i've struggled to make progress. more videos like this, please!!! :)

@Alice-Efe

3 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

I've been with production for about 18, months. I've been catching up with your videos. I would say I've learned more in a few weeks, than probably, 6 months. I flirt with different genres and some of the tricks I've learned watching your channel I've used to play with different genres and sounds.

Great video as always

You are the best man! Nice content

Great advise as always 💥

Very well put together video thank you!

Amazing content!!! great tips, thanks a lot!

Great tutorial, bravo Yalçın👏

Thanks so much!!!

Wow! Thanks! I have been enjoying your videos and your ambition to the music a lot. But this is the one that triggered an aha moment in my understanding of music theory. I can’t think of a better way to convey this in a such condensed and well-curated way. Much appreciated it! Cheers!

@Alice-Efe

Жыл бұрын

Really great to hear that! And thanks a lot for the tip. ☺❤

dude thank you for your content because you go instructive in the detail with many love and vibe! that's what i have to say to you with many love and vibe!

mmm Pryda

Thank you for the massive value you are providing! Much love

This is very useful. Thank you!

So much knowledge, I'm glad i've found this channel

You deserve all of your success & more 🖤

Your content is so good! Thank you so much

@Alice-Efe

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoy it!

Really helpful!

Man your best video up to today. Congrats 🎈 and thanks

thank you so much for what you do! 💖

That melody you played with that funky riff was so catchy , nice work !!!!

one of the best channels of music production on youtube!

Masterclass, just never seize to amaze me. 🙌

Fantastic video with great examples! Your videos always gets me inspired to open Ableton and play around .

@Alice-Efe

3 жыл бұрын

Cheers and keep grinding! 😊

you're awesome!!

Really well approached and illustrated! Btw your video edit e filming got really great!!

@Alice-Efe

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! Trying to improve my filming and editing scales for a while.

Thank you!

You make crazy good videos. I also learned a lot of you. Thank you

I love that you used Stimming's remix of "Close These Curtains" as an example. God damn, those chords and bassline will never leave me.

amazing !

Voce é demais, parabéns.

Great channel everything is very high quality

Great tutorial thanks 🙏 loving your channel 🇦🇺

You're a legend!

Love the Atlas Bicep example at 3:39

Glad I found your channel!

Bro this video is really helpful thank you ❤️

Gold mine, just too good 😊

This is so selfless, so well packaged. Sensational 🤝🤝

Thank you a very enjoyable video Yalcin

Grande Yalcin!! Cant wait 4 remix Challenge ⚡

thanks a lot

You're so smart Yalcin 🙌🙌 thanks for this information

Thankfully I have the notification bell on 😎😎 let’s learn more stuff !!

Proud of you

Ty

The last melody on the video was the best, you should make more like that :)

Danke!

@Alice-Efe

2 жыл бұрын

Aww thanks a ton, really appreciate it! ❤

just wanna mention, that you're a very lovely person (as well an outstanding instructor, with top notch knowledge) 💯x👍

Master Alice, in your course, you teach this part of melodies and harmonies to create a track, congratulations, I thought the video/class was great

Excellent tutorial!! Please do a track from scratch using some these.

Thank you you have the best channel on KZread for musicians) sorry there are no Russian subtitles but I still watch Спасибо тебе у тебя лучший канал на ютубе для музыкантов) жаль нет русских субтитров но я все равно смотрю) 😊👍🏻

@daniltrackfieldmusic

3 жыл бұрын

У него акцент похлеще чем у половины россиян, кстати, у меня доступны русские субтитры

I'm going to be sending my students to this video, Yalcin. Great stuff! Very well explained!

@Alice-Efe

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Dowden, cheers!

yalcin my friend you are a genius, absolutely love the extremely helpful content, peace and love

This is a value bomb 💣✨🤓 gonna rewatch it because there are plenty wisdom nuggets included👌 thank you very much for making the theory of music production so fun💖 sending much fluffy vibes over to you

@Alice-Efe

3 жыл бұрын

Aww thanks a ton Fluffy! 😊✌

This is a really good video

Thank u for this :) it's my biggest problem to find a good melodie Pls. More from this :) 👍

@sheepkillindog

3 жыл бұрын

I like the advice of Mouse on Mars. You start with a loop, than play it. A lot. Play it in the background while doing dishes, taking a shower. Live inside the loop. Eventually you will hum or imagine melodies and notice all kinds of subtleties in your loop. Patience really helps. Sometimes I throw a bunch of notes into a sequencer then start removing notes. A melody of some sort will emerge. Have fun and remember there are no wrong notes in electronic music. Only varying degrees of popularity. 😁

@T-boyx

3 жыл бұрын

@@sheepkillindog thx that's great, I'll try :) 👍

Amazing 😶

much love from morocco

I wondered what I should do. Then I saw your Video and klicked. I'm ready

@Alice-Efe

3 жыл бұрын

Hope you enjoyed it.

Very Very Good