Fri Jul 03, 2020 5:27 pm
That's awesome mate. There are some improvements that roadrunner email login need to be done in the beat but still, sounds good for the first time producing.
Good Luck.
my First Trap Beat
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Sat Aug 08, 2020 11:53 am
Wed Aug 12, 2020 5:22 am
I’ll explain the simple music theory behind the melodies, including chords, key signatures, scales, and modes. I’ll assume that you know almost nothing about music theory.
I should also add that it’s not necessary at all to learn music theory if you want to create cool songs and melodies. As I mentioned before, it’s mostly just a way of communicating efficiently with other musicians. https://garagebandforpc.online/
Obviously, the first thing you want to do is create a new project in Garageband.
You could use the Hip-Hop template, but that would give you sounds and drum-kits that are more basic Hip-Hop, like Boom Bap, rather than a Trap beat.
I chose this as the first step, because the drum-kit commonly used by Trap producers is the most easily recognized characteristic.
Of course, there are other aspects to the style, but for the most part, that drum kit is going to make the listener think, “Oh, this sounds like a trap beat.”
If you took a chance and listened to the song I created, you’ll notice it has that jazzy sound, courtesy of the Dorian mode.
Music theory is just a way of analyzing what you’ve created and then communicating that with other musicians, artists, and producers. http://getgaragebandforwindows.com/
I may use basic theory, like understanding what the chords are in a key signature, but for the most part, I actually don’t use too much theoretical stuff. I just mess around until I’ve created something.
I should also add that it’s not necessary at all to learn music theory if you want to create cool songs and melodies. As I mentioned before, it’s mostly just a way of communicating efficiently with other musicians. https://garagebandforpc.online/
Obviously, the first thing you want to do is create a new project in Garageband.
You could use the Hip-Hop template, but that would give you sounds and drum-kits that are more basic Hip-Hop, like Boom Bap, rather than a Trap beat.
I chose this as the first step, because the drum-kit commonly used by Trap producers is the most easily recognized characteristic.
Of course, there are other aspects to the style, but for the most part, that drum kit is going to make the listener think, “Oh, this sounds like a trap beat.”
If you took a chance and listened to the song I created, you’ll notice it has that jazzy sound, courtesy of the Dorian mode.
Music theory is just a way of analyzing what you’ve created and then communicating that with other musicians, artists, and producers. http://getgaragebandforwindows.com/
I may use basic theory, like understanding what the chords are in a key signature, but for the most part, I actually don’t use too much theoretical stuff. I just mess around until I’ve created something.
Wed Aug 12, 2020 5:04 pm
Hi madz,
Cool track. I like the way you have done something different that we get used to hear in trap music. I sounds original and I totally disagree with my nearest upper neighbor...
Cheers,
RD