How To Make Ear Candy With Synths - Westend

Coach Westend goes over the tried and true methods of spicing up your track. The groove is in the details, and adding small elements can make a big difference in the energy of your track. Follow along as Westend experiments with Serum and midi patterns. Start your free trail at www.kick-bass.com to watch the full tutorial today!
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[@Phazze_music]

I think we need more drum programming tutorial with Westend !

[@VladTheLycan]

Incredible Job, please keep them coming!

[@liamivancic8353]

Amazing tutorials!

[@isaac10231]

Great stuff!

[@zeusito46]

Buen video Bro. Like y sub 🎉

[@j-maur]

synth spice

[@RasmusFrie]

Whats the intro outro song? I recognize the sounds they are really great!

[@NicoFalla]

What kick did you use for the tutorial? Sounds so clean

[@djkiranbn]

I think 909kick

[@mamba4158]

goats thanks

[@HungleeKR]

idk if this thought goes through your head, when adding but how do you know when its too much or too little?

[@kickbass3200]

If you have the opportunity to test the track live, that’s probably the best way to gauge crowd interest! If you’re still working on getting gigs, sharing with friends and asking for feedback can be super helpful.

[@Mononoken]

The reason those notes out of the “c minor scale,” works, is because you’re working in Phrygian scale at that point. HAL-WHOL-W-W-H-W-W

[@nathanlarabee]

slap

[@Hegelmusic]

Hard to hear-candy 😊