Everytime I give a preview of the songs I'm working on to my label head, he send me one of his and I be ready to scrap everything and start over

so many fire samples

youtube.com/playlist?list=PLu_ACHb5UXf5vcsrxHk1ClBTXkKq86dcz

alot of drum and bass loops you can build house/edm music to and a good amount of rap samples as well

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writing 64 bar drops is insanely hard to not be repetitive and its my biggest weakness right now

s*** hard

use rhymezone if you stuck/need some inspiration

na writing 64 bars of music for a beat drop lol

youtu.be/FQUueEej3h4

Cool little beat I put on YouTube! I’m all ears

How do you guys be getting more followers on your social media accounts? I need to get my s*** up and start networking more but idek how to be more a part of the community

recently started uploading beats to YouTube

What kind of VSTs y'all use for EQing?

Been using the stock Ableton one for the longest but if there are better options that are free I'm tryna get that

The soft clipping sauce been elevating tf outta my beats

I just drop the soft shaper preset for the saturator on my drum bus and them b****es be knockin

The final beat w the tay k acapella over it fire

making music is so much fun guys I can't wait until I get a better DAW than GarageBand so I can get serious about it

a lot of my new beats dont flow and s*** has me annoyed that i have to rewrite most of it

like you cant follow the breaks. very abstract / jazz drum solo sounding

you signed to a label?

im a jungle producer

instagram.com/yeskabeatzcrew

Stock EQ is fine to begin with.

Best EQ in the game is Pro-Q 3 though. FabFilter plug-ins can be a game changer, but don't feel like you NEED it rn if you haven't fully mastered the EQs you already have.

how do you guys deal with burnout man

Stock EQ will go a long way. If you want a free 3rd party plugin I recommend Tokyo Dawn’s SlickEQ. It’s great for boosting, but not surgical cuts

tokyodawn.net/tdr-vos-slickeq

Thanks for the plug

The stock has been working great for me so far, just been watching some different tutorials and sometimes these different EQs end up bringing a complete different texture and quality to vocals when they boost certain frequencies.