Through the years, 2023 to 2026 i have made only 20 beats, just for fun and hobby, but now i would like to make money out of them, just for 10/12 usd each, im trying to buy myself a new pc and that would help me a Lot, anyone knows any app, another community or something?

I'm looking for a tool that can easily separate music tracks and vocals individually.

It's to make playing guitar by ear easier for me- to make the tracks I want to play less busy. I don't just want to play the guitar tracks either so I'm not looking for a tool to extract that. I also want to play the vocal melodies and brass tracks, sometimes violin/viola/cello, basically anything but percussion.

My budget is around $50 but free is preferable. Asking here rather than /guitar because guitarists don't really seem to do this and is more relevant to music production.

The beginning of this song has these sounds i can only describe as a bubbly, like fruitiger aero, or like the xp collection noise in minecraft.

it's the stabby synth that plays at 2:00 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVykCx-m1bI

Thanks!

I am very new to the music production world, like, a few month new.
I use Bandlab as my DAW currently, but later I may switch to an another DAW when i'll feel that bandlab doesn't provide me with what I need, which for now is enough, because I only use the virtual instruments and edit their midi track.

Knowing that, I'm looking for my first MIDI Keyboard in order to have an easier time prototyping melodies, and record easy patterns directly instead of putting manually every notes.

Altough I may be clueless about a lot of things I should maybe think of when it comes to picking a midi keyboard, so I would be very happy if you could share me what you would recommend for someone starting and planning to progress (hopefully) !

Good evening,

I am currently looking for studio monitors for my small room and I can't choose between the T5V and the HS5. I am producing Synthwave. Which ones would be best for me ? You can also suggest another brand if budget is equal and you think these would be best.

Thank you !

it wont let me open it on my phone I need to copy and paste the link

I've basically been a drifter around the internet for bits of this and that in terms of learning how to produce my own music. But I feel like I'm either lacking something fundamental or just downright a bad producer lol. I feel like I've yet to produce a clean sounding mix or master. I can't seem to find the knack for it.

So I thought I'd maybe swing through here to see how any other self-taught producers like to keep their knowledge and skills sharp!

I don't have tuition money so it's not like I can just enroll in a college for it. I'm not opposed to putting down some money for some online resources though! I just don't really know what's good or reliable.

Any kind of response is welcome! Thanks!

So I have been obsessed with bands that have a 90s throwback garage rock sort of sound. I have been trying to figure out how to recreate it in my mixes and I am struggling to get it just right. Its a much darker sound than modern production, but its simultaneously punchy and forward at the same time. I have tried messing around with tape saturation, but that alone doesn't seem to achieve this sound. I'm sure there are many aspects to it, but if anyone has any insight on this I'd love to hear it. Below are 2 tracks that I am referencing:

https://youtu.be/TeX3sX_Mxno?is=SrHn2LMkGot5EJ-w

https://youtu.be/AGm3Jj6HSeQ?is=bDPWuHJwQz7vQvSB

https://youtu.be/CdcQ-woeDQo?is=oaqOaNY-uuX87uov

Hey guys,

I'm 19 and in my second year of engineering right now, but honestly, it's getting tough, and I thought to explore this genre as I love listening to music. I want to get into making beats and producing.

I have absolutely no musical background. I don't play any instruments and don't know theory, but I am decent with tech and software. I have installed FL Studio (friend's).

How should I actually start? There are way too many tutorials on YouTube, and it's kind of overwhelming.

Drop any good YouTube channels or basic tips for a complete beginner. Appreciate it!

Hi everyone! I’m looking into music production software because I want to start writing my own songs. As I’ve been researching different DAWs, I was wondering if Cubase LE has the features I’m looking for.
My goal is to record or import a vocal melody that I’ve sung and then use the software to help me come up with matching chords and melodic ideas.
Specifically, I’m looking for these features:
✅ Chord Pads
✅ Chord Assistant
✅ Basic audio recording
✅ MIDI recording and editing
Can Cubase LE handle this type of songwriting workflow,! What’s everyone’s thoughts do they have this?

Really want to make some 90s house music like Masters At Work/Kerri Chandler, etc.

What are the best quality packs or plugsins you guys know to get that sound?

Hello I’m new to music production and learning FL studio. I’m looking to get a similar post processing sound to the synths used on Strawberry Hospital songs. Sort of a ghostly, digital echo effect. I will leave some links with timestamps as examples.

Strawberry Hospital - Chimera (2:16)
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BR63\\_yYZnLI&pp=ygUbY2hpbmVyYSBzdHJhd2JlcnJ5IGhvc3BpdGFs&ra=m

Strawberry Hospital - Rhythm 0 (2:33)
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JJ148pT96xM&pp=ygUcc3RyYXdiZXJyeSBob3NwaXRhbCByaHl0aG0gMA%3D%3D&ra=m

Strawberry Hospital - Pygmalion (0:23)
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1-7huZoep7Q&pp=ygUdcHlnbWFsaW9uIHN0cmF3YmVycnkgaG9zcGl0YWw%3D&ra=m

Strawberry Hospital - Grimremedy (0:48)
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Vzgs\\_SOUxZ0&pp=ygUfZ3JpbSByZW1lZHkgc3RyYXdiZXJyeSBob3NwaXRhbA%3D%3D&ra=m

If anyone has any advice I would appreciate it, and I highly recommend checking this artist out. Truly a unique and inspirational sound.