By the way, people who didnt ge the sidechaining: Make a bus with name Sidechain - Make a kick and a Snare and Change their stereo output to the Sidechain bus. Go to your synth and add the compressor and put the sidechaining to your Sidechaining bus. Now your Sidechain will route through your buss and to both the kick and snare ;)

@daltonbrooks7065

5 жыл бұрын

Do you have discord so you can show me this?

@WaltThizzney415

3 жыл бұрын

Simply put

that vocal is utterly amazing with chords. I like it

@AlexRome

4 жыл бұрын

Ünifang hope I inspired you (:

Thank you, I have been looking for tutorials on these kinds of chords for so long. It's interesting to see just how much the other elements affect it

I really appreciate what you do here Alex. I just started watching your tutorials yesterday and I've already gained some very valuable knowledge, keep it up!

Thank you sooo much! Finally I'm able to build and use these god damn supersaw chords and know whats going on. Keep up the great work!

Thank you very much for being on KZread. Your content helps a lot and I really have more fun making music with the new learned skills of this video. I will join your bootcamp in the next few weeks bro ✌

looks at flume.. "whoever this kid is" LOL.... he's the OG of future bass bro

@yussi8984

3 жыл бұрын

Guess the joke flew straight over your head lmao

@dylanpaulmusic

2 жыл бұрын

@@yussi8984 😂😂😂

lolol. i think "whoever this kid is" might be flume

@Swolhippie

4 жыл бұрын

Yeti Timbres i think it’s Alan walker

@magiccards6840

4 жыл бұрын

Yeti Timbres petit biscuit😂

@brennanmorell5746

4 жыл бұрын

its flume

@ritish418

4 жыл бұрын

@@Swolhippie 😂😂

@py1983

3 жыл бұрын

its squirlex

You blew my mind with this!!! So many good ideas I cant wait to try out, thanks brother!!

Great video. You're one of the best teacher in music production. Many producers hide their skills but you really help students. I subscribe your channel and learn a lot from you. Thanks.

You make the best tutorials man thanks for considering all of our recommendations

I have clicked that like button before even watching the tutorial because I already know, alex is the only one who teaches the real secrets of music production, his tutorials contains a lot of values in it, sir you are like the god for the beginners, keep this quality in your tutorials always

Alex, you're the best man

i like the drone and the vocal layer idea

Alex you deserve more follower .Your music is awesome and the tutorials very informative.

Thanks for your help, i was getting stuck on this. You have been of great help.

Yes Alex! Literally learning something new every day man. YOU'RE THE GO TO GUY!

@AlexRome

5 жыл бұрын

Great to hear man!! thanks for tuning in

Best video I've seen on supersaws. Thanks man

NGL I really like this powerpoint you got going. Makes it a lot easier for people like myself who gain more from seeing it on paper like that.

THIS IS AMAZING

The snares awesome bro. Keep it

Yey I've waited for something like this :)

@AlexRome

5 жыл бұрын

Good to hear man!

Thnx Alex,great tut

Relly nice and useful tutorial!

Alex, i just have to say i am so shocked and amazed on how just recently i start to learn so much from you. your instagram tips and youtube videos just feel so good recently, thanks so much for your amazing work man!

@AlexRome

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks man! you made my day. def trying to step it up and keep the content consistent for you guys who pay attention to it.

@Musicbypinge

5 жыл бұрын

@@AlexRome ye it really shows. thanks for everything man :)

@rohanshiralkar391

4 жыл бұрын

@@AlexRome ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😘

Awesome and helpful tutorial ! I would reeeally appreciate if u make a turorial on making a song like Notaker. He is a genius and his intros, breaks and buildups are soooo ambient and atmospheric but his heavier drops are sooo gritty and huge but soo clean at the same time .

otimo tutorial!

Thanks a lot for share this

I love you!!!!!!!!!!!! really helpful video ever

SOOO good gotta remember the white noise layer and the drones which i like to call OSTINATO

Petit Biscuit's sunset lover is a must heard

thanks for you video help me a lot.

Moonlit, I love that track man!!!

@AlexRome

4 жыл бұрын

Robin Cox thanks a lot man!

you are good at this stuff..

This is what i call a high qualiy tutorial!

@AlexRome

5 жыл бұрын

Ayyy, thanks for the feedback man (:

nice tutorial !

Great vid

That vocal chop is niceeeee

@AlexRome

5 жыл бұрын

Ayoooo dj baker what up!

Hey Alex would love to see a tutorial on how to remake the drop from Slumberjack - Fracture! Cheers

Tq SIR ❤

fire

Goat!

how u always know wat i need, low i was looking for video like this lmao

cool man

Few notes not exhaustive.. --------------------------------------- - Some keys: Strong Drums, Clean Sub Bass, Options for GOOD Leads, Decent FX group - Writes 20 different Lead options, picks best one. - How to make a full bass sound? Get all of the other instruments out of the way (lo-cut). Sub bass between 50 - 100 hz. - Chords need to be moving! This is how you show how big a sound is - when you move it around. If you have a filter that opens and closes, or wobbles, etc. He sidechains to kick and snare to keep it moving as much as possible. - White Noise and Droning sounds bring the chords to the front of the song.

When does this song come out??? I am really eager to hear that!

So fucking sick

Hi Alex, thank you this video. I didn't understand how did you sidechain the chords to the kick and snare at the same time?

Please can you make a tutorial on how to make a jump up drum and bass drop using only default logic plug ins

Can you do a video on essential vsts ex. Compressors, reverbs, and all that? Ones you recommend and cheaper options

@italyisntreal

3 жыл бұрын

OTT

Hey Alex! I’m a huge fan of the channel. I was trying to take one of your private lessons but I was taken to a 404 Error page. Are you still doing lessons? If so I’d love to set one up. Thanks!

You should break down a drop by GRANT. his sound is fresh and mind blowing!

@deepthrillsmusic7895

5 жыл бұрын

He Made A Remix For Seven Lions 'Ocean'.. That Lead Sound In The Drop Is Insane❤️

Could explain your side chain routing? how is the kick routed to the bass and the synths so that the compressor knows when to duck out the instruments?

hey yo alex I got your course (where you make the entire song) a while ago, and I answered this on the survey, but I would like to go further into mixing and mastering, I struggle with it. Especially in a case where, if anything, I have a low budget if there is something free or low-priced that is essential in mixing and mastering (don't worry, I have ott!), just with this and stock plugins on Logic. This would be SO helpful :)

@AlexRome

5 жыл бұрын

gotcha man! ill see what i can pencil in (:

@quinnk5778

5 жыл бұрын

@@AlexRome omg thank you so much my man! :)

thanks, I think am learning a lot from you.so one thing just do some dancehall music also..

how did that side chain happened through kick and snare when I only saw u triggerd to the kick? are kicks and snares routed to a single aux?

Alex Rome your videos are so helpful. But I always ask myself why don't you guys become superstars because you know a lot about producing ???

Hey Alex am I welcomed to the dopeness?

Alex “Choords” Rome

sorry man I am asking you so much! this is also for the public if they can help me out. In my last song (the Yoe Mase Homeless Splice remix contest), because it's a habit and it sounds good in general, I put 16 voices on my sub bass. But I know I should put sub bass in mono. I am wondering if I should always use only 1, or if it's fine to use multiple voices. Havin' trouble with the bass on this new song, and it's the new splice contest (Jarell Perry), there's only 2 weeks, gotta rush :)

hey logic community. I am currently using a cracked version of logic. I am planning on buying the real version because of several problems with the cracked one. My question is: will I still be able to open the projects I made on the cracked version?

Could you possibly show us how to make those drums

funny i explored your website a bit more a couple days ago and found the survey, now you mention it in the next vid

@AlexRome

5 жыл бұрын

Haha thats awesome man. Thanks for stopping by and taking a look!

@quinnk5778

5 жыл бұрын

man how could i not, you got the greatest videos out there! thanks for keeping them comin'!

how do you make that drone? it's cool

HOW DO YOU MAKE THE VOCAL LEAD

How can u make the wobbles in the chords without shaperbox?

While sidechaining the chords why is there a mild distortion plz help man!!

Are all the "other layers" from step 3 sidechained too?

@AlexRome

5 жыл бұрын

Yes

Was this track ever finished and released?!!

Survey is down? im new but id like to write one :D

Whats the BPM of this track?

Can i have that project?

try and make a harptrap lead like hopex and then youll be a god

Hey man, what sound pack is the vocal from???

@AlexRome

5 жыл бұрын

not sure. i usually download vocals from the front page of splice if that helps lol

@samdesautels2691

5 жыл бұрын

You’re the man

Wtf are you talking about? That kid flume is the god of future bass....😂😂

What’s the song’s title?

yoo tyler1 had a career change

Is it just me or is that sound so boring because I heard thousand songs with exactly that sound. Definitely a good job in recreating Alex, I just don’t like those drops except they have like a really really really good melody

@OzgunGG

5 жыл бұрын

that chord progression and sound design really overused in 2 years.

@AlexRome

5 жыл бұрын

Thats just commercial music bro! Overused sounds is just the game. This music type isnt meant to be artistic and unique, its meant to be marketed to the audience who listens to it and HAS to work in order to be a successful song. Supersaws will remain overused, why? Because they still work. As a producer, you pick a lane. Do you want to Make artsy little niche beats that you enjoy and maybe a small amount of people would enjoy too? Or do you want to make a more mainstream genre using overused sounds that have proven to work that is also capable of pulling thousands of fans and $$$. Me? I want to make a little bit of both, and of course teach how to do it (; end rant

@udogemein

5 жыл бұрын

Alex Rome well I personally only make music that I 100% like , I never do anything just to gain attention or listeners or whatever.. I know that I will only get a few hundred , maybe 1/2k listeners like that, however right now I don’t really care.. however like you said , you can do a little bit of both which is probably a good way to gain suscribers in your case. I don’t dislike every track with those huge supersaws in it, I mean you can still be creative even if you use these sounds, I personally just can’t listen to for example san holo right now because it sounds so generic..

@AlexRome

5 жыл бұрын

@@udogemein haha i really dislike alot of San holo music too. Nothing special about him. edit: his tasteful songs that arent too mainstream sound good though

@udogemein

5 жыл бұрын

Alex Rome well he has some nice songs, just the recent or most popular ones are really generic and boring

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The song from NoCopyrightSounds is “Pill” by Heuse, incredible song btw.

It’s probably not very much requested but could you please take a little more time to talk about your automations brudda! like you skimmed over that in two seconds and I can’t even read what you have there on the filter cut off spot for the chord itself when you open A Mode. I automate like a fiend for everything so I wanna see what my main teacher guy likes to use :)

@AlexRome

5 жыл бұрын

for sure man

lmao 'whoever this kid is'

@AlexRome

5 жыл бұрын

Lol. Just some dude who makes surely makes supersaws.

@femboyhooterssouschef

5 жыл бұрын

@@AlexRome also this song is sounded really good, can't wait for the release!

I wish you did hip hop I hate house music