Mid-2010's pop songs production guide?

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Ariana Grande, Taylor Swift, The Weeknd, Justin Bieber, Selena Gomez, Zayn, Nick Jonas, Demi Lovato... Their music are some examples of pop songs in the mid-2010's. I want to make pop songs that sounds like theirs but couldn't find the right instruments/plugins in LMMS. I also want to emulate the bassline in songs like Love Me Harder and Style. What plugins should I use?
G A B E wrote: I want to make pop songs : but couldn't find the right instruments/plugins in LMMS.
I think you should find one pop song and point to specific used intruments.
Link to a youtube vid and mark the instrument with a timestamp, eg: @1.24, @1,57 etc, that will make it easier for all :)
I also want to emulate the bassline in songs like Love Me Harder and Style. What plugins should I use?
That bass is a side-chain. You can find several tutorials about how to make side-chain, i have one on my channel
Perhaps my rookie-guide can also interest you? Link in signature.


Besides that since you are new here
Welcome to the forum G A B E! Here are all our important links:
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If you want to emulate those sounds, used in those type of pop songs, then you'll have to learn, how to make sounds. :)
Start with the good ol' basics first. :D
It takes a tiny bit of practice and lots of dial turning and tweaking, but in the end, it's worth it. :)
musikbear wrote:
G A B E wrote: I want to make pop songs : but couldn't find the right instruments/plugins in LMMS.
I think you should find one pop song and point to specific used intruments.
Link to a youtube vid and mark the instrument with a timestamp
Specifically this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKKtUwFXVy4 @0.50 - @1.12

But I want to add some other instruments like:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nydxbGhgv8 @0.05 - @0.35, @0.52 - @1.06
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwZqbQL4H4Q @0.00 - @0.15
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsFneCExrCQ @0.55 - @1.14

BTW thanks for the tutorial :D
brandystarbrite wrote:Start with the good ol' basics first. :D
thankks for the tips :lol: :lol:
G A B E wrote:
brandystarbrite wrote:Start with the good ol' basics first. :D
thanks for the tips :lol: :lol: