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Okay I've heard ya. Today we are walking through how to make a mid-tempo drop from bare bones. This can be applied to other genres as well, this is definitely not only applicable to mid tempo (its just what I was making at the time!). 

In this long form video, we go through the process of what sounds to use and how to use them, from the early "oh my god what am i even doing here" to the filling out and beefing up stages where things really start to come together. 

I'm hoping this is a really useful video for you all!

Let me know what you think in the comments and share it with your friends! the more the merrier. 

Comments

Michael Wagman

this video stopped working for me about 5 mins in. No problems with my internet or anything. Happen to anyone else?

SUPREEMO

this is a gold mine of knowledge, the bass layering especially!

H A Z E D

You make things so simple and easy, preciate you doooood!

Luis Selles

Hi, late but quick question, how would you find the Note that the sample is playing?

Joey Smith

You’re the man thank you 🙏🏻

JR

This was awesome

Jacob Engelbreth

Awesome! Please do your collab with Gryffin next 🤩

RENN

That's dope man! Was wondering what the au5 m-band saturator is constituted of cause that sounds pretty handy for adding tails or high ends to a sound!

Pierre Beche

Awesome ! Very cool tutorial for heavy genres ! Thank you :)

AMBIENCE

Thank you so much for covering this!!! Getting to see how you make Midtempo is something I have always been so curious about. Can't wait to apply what taught in this video and start making some Midtempo bangers 😊💙

David Wilkowski

Nice Tutorial!!! Where can find these ALON Samples ? Cant find them on Splice :(

Michael Buchmiller

Is the mastering channel any different to a future bass drop or the same concept?

blankemusic

They are sliiihgtly different for me. same concept but i usually have everything going a little less hot into the master and i add a limiter on so i can push that 2-4 db or so. that makes it feel a little more glued together cos im not trying to make it AS crushed and crunchy as the heavier stuff.