This is why you're not getting better at Music Production.
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I’ve coached over 10,000 music producers over the past 8.5 years. Some have gone on to accrue millions of streams, tour the world and forge careers for themselves - whereas others have given up before finishing even one track.
So what’s the difference between each end of the scale? Talent? Luck? Resources?
Well, there are definite patterns I’ve noticed, so in this video I unpack the 3 lessons I’ve learned from coaching all these people over the years.
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⚡ What goal you will be focusing on in 2024? Let me know in the comments below so I can make videos that can help you along the way! 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼
I would love some help learning I tried school but for full sail university it was to quick for my mind to actually pick up anything besides that I failed do to I couldn't get past grammar. ive been making music by ear practically solo since I was 17 and I just want to get to my dream. originally I wanted to get so good to be at trance energy but im slowly thinking that is a unreachable dream since im 37 now. @EDMTips
I’d like for you to make some vids using other DAWs. Not everyone uses Ableton…it would be good for the channel if you’d diversify the videos in that regard because there’s nobody doing content like yours for Logic, for example.
@@ValeriaZaragoza692I would prefer keeping the focus on Ableton. Like explained in the video: focus.
Alec deLight - "TRACES" ... my goal is to have a little more audition. Let's have some fun to make music for the world. ... peace from Germany
@@alexanderfromm8008 Unity coming from me for I cant speak for my fellow Americans but as long as I live my goal is to unity people through my music as one. so I agree peace be with you fellow Terran.
This is so incredibly insightful. I spent decades believing I couldn't succeed at music and this led to deep depression. Much of this stemmed (pun intended) from my parents not supporting my passion for music. After some great counseling and life reorganization, I am back at music with fresh ears and without the expectations I'd been crushing myself with. I've been taking courses on mixing and using my past as a springboard to new directions. At 52, I still feel like a total novice at this stuff, but I'm having a blast and your channel gives me so much inspiration to get better. Thank you!
Comments like yours absolutely make my day! Always keep it up man! And thank you so much for taking your time to write your comment!
Thanks and keep up the good work.@@EDMTips
Pure gold - amazing of you to share this with us all! A big thank you, a happy new year and hope to see you on your course in 2024!!!!
Happy New Year, Will! Thanks for being an ongoing inspiration! You're the man!
Cheers, I really appreciate the kind words of support! Thank you for watching my videos and supporting the channel in 2023! 🙌🏻
Will, as always I'd like to thank you for this video.
Some time ago, I've stopped noodling around being as original as possible. But this did not lead anywhere. Once I've started listening to your constant saying that being original is not the key.
I've had so much fun following along your videos about making music in the style of... And I could learn that music like Nora En Pure and people like that is my style. Together with my personal taste with music by OMD, The Cure and Depeche Mode, I've found my personal musical language. I won't say that I'm as good as possible. But I would say that I've improved my musical technique.
Now, I'd like to wish you all the best for the new year. May the force be with you. Let's see what comes next in the style of.
Thank you so much, Henning, I am glad you're enjoying watching my videos and find them helpful! Happy New year and I'll catch you in 2024!
You can’t imagine how useful this is, thank you so much Will, truly appreciate your advices every video!!!
You're welcome, Giovanny, I am glad I could help 🙂
Amazing video! 🙌🏼 you're a great guy!
Much appreciated! Thank you for your support always!
This is exactly the kind of motivational new year's speech I needed. Thank you very much and happy new year! 😊
You're welcome, glad you found it helpful! 🙌🏻
Thank you for making your videos. I’m very new to trying to produce music and finding your channel an incredible resource for learning. Very glad you have a huge backlog of content I can work my way through! Cheers and Happy New Year! 🎉
Will, you’re killing it with this video! Absolutely the best advice. Thanks for all your amazing videos. The analogy of the martial arts resonates totally with me ( having done martial arts for most of my life)… applying the concepts to music production is genius. Honestly wish you even more success in 2024. Cheers Will 👍🏼🙏🏼
Thanks for this video. Absolutely golden advice and a great reminder. Happy New Year! 😃
Happy New Year! Thanks for watching and supporting the channel 🙂🙌🏻
awesome!! thanks for your tips.
I'm loving the brand new 50fps video quality. very smooth
Thx a lot! really helpful! Really hope can have more advices about releasing music and send demo to labels!
Hi Will, exactly what I needed to hear (again)! I'm enrolled in your Accelerator course and it's the best investment I could have made. The one thing holding me back as I am doing the course is, as always, me for all the reaons you describe in this video. But I am slowly managing to take on board your advice: use reference tracks, focus on one genre for the course duration, focus (for now) on being good rather than original. Thanks for making this video and I look forward to continuing the course and being taught by you and Nick in 2024.
Thanks for this brilliant content, it will definitly help me a lot as I’ve stocked on my first track for nearly 2 years!
Thanks Will for always great content;on production techniques and these other videos that are equally important to get focused and motivated. I'm impressed how didactic they all are, how you make things look that easy. I've learned tons from you in the few months I've been following you. Eternally grateful!
Have a great 2024!
Thank you Will for sharing your knowledge and refreshing our brains with your positivity.
You're welcome, Darren! Thanks as always for watching nad supporting the channel in 2023!
what an amazing video, thank you for your insights !!
This is superb advice! I’m sure this will help anyone no matter what their creative ambitions are. Many thanks, all taken on board.
Thank you for your comment! Happy to hear and you are welcome! :)
Thanks that was so on point. it's hard to argue with good advice.
Tanks, I really appreciate the kind words of support! 🙌🏻
Your experience is golden. Thanks for sharing, Will!
You're welcome, glad you found it helpful! 🙌🏻
Your good honest man will. I have enjoyed getting to no you over the past 2 years . From just watching your CZcams thru to doing your accelerator course, my music has come leaps and bounds but I really needed to hear this video. Thankyou so much again. Time for me to slow down a bit and take these steps. Thanks bro
Thanks very much, Adam - I try to be! Glad you found this useful, and looking forward to working together this year :)
Thanks, as always insightful :), this year im gonna focus 1year on just one genre and the goal is to produce a track per month. Thank you for always put things into perspective with the music journey!
Super helpful! Thanks for posting.
You’re welcome! Glad you enjoyed it! :)
Thanks 🙏🏼 great summarizing lessons coming from a successful producer.
Thank you for the support!
Nice tips! Too late for myself with one of them, I like a lot of genres and I don’t like to quit what Ive started so gonna release them anyway as my first album lol after that, will just focus on one genre, it’s only been a year or so for me, so I’m trying not to have any regrets, what I produce may be bad, but I guess it’s all a part of the learning and growing process 😅 looking forward to finishing this experimental/breakcore/hardcore/terror/speedcore/dnb album
You should! Keep up the good work and don't give up! 🙌🏻
Have a number of projects going at the minute and your videos were pretty instrumental in helping me understand Ableton quite early on. Thanks, Will.
You're very welcome, glad you found my videos helpful so far! 🙌🏻
@@EDMTips no problem. I purchased one of your courses to show some financial support.
This is brilliant. Not just for music production, but for life. Thank you.
Great video, thank you! My goal is to submit to labels this year and get one or two tracks released on a label, so I have a request: Would you be willing to do a video covering labels research and submissions? Questions like which websites / platforms would you use to research labels and figure out which labels are right for your music? And what would you research to understand which labels are right for you? It seems like your general advice is to tailor music to specific labels, but a chicken and egg problem is - how do I know which labels are right for me? Or even more to the point: which ones would even take submissions from a new producer? The submission forms on their websites would rarely say if they only do established musicians, so you might end up producing a few tracks for a specific label, and that label is not really interested in beginners like you!
This helped me so much!! I honestly didn't realize that I was being a little prideful in my producing. I need to swallow my pride.
We all do it from time to time :)
This is very good lesson from you !!!Thanks ...🎉
I think everyone should bring on the table his own ideas,never copy the another producers.
Thank you will, I don’t comment enough I find every time I have a bad session I come n check out a video of yours.. learn something and progress or you tell me something which gets my confidence back , thanks and don’t stop 😊
Thanks for watching and kind words of support, really appreciate it! 🙌🏻
Thank you again always the advice I need. 🤜
Very enlightening, especially the third advice, thanx bro!
Thanks for the feedback! You're welcome!
A great quote to echo Lesson 3:
"whether you say you can, or you can't, you're right" - Henry Ford.
Tips for mixing in mono (apart from sound selection) , improving a mix in mono. Many thanks Will and Happy New Year 🎉, Micky 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
You're welcome, Micky! Thanks for watching and supporting the channel 🙂
I'm also not focusing on one genre but i love house music and thank you so much for this 🙏❤
You're welcome! Hope you found it helpful 🙂
Great video Will, enjoying your channel its really inspirational ❤
Cheers! Thank you for watching and supporting the channel 🙂🙌🏻
Your videos, & tips I use more than most any channel I've watched. A specific example is the video where you told us what levels to put our kick & bass. I use that every track, and it's created headroom & space in my tunes.
I am really stoked to hear that! Thanks for watching and supporting the channel 🙂🙌🏻
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So inspiring, Will. Thank you.
You're welcome, glad you found it inspirational 🙂🙌🏻
Usualy I´m quite sceptical about these kinda video´s, but this one was actualy usefull! 🔥🔥
Glad to hear it! Thanks for watching and supporting the channel 🙂
Any goals you have for 2024?
Got myself to make a song this year. Can’t wait for my second song. Thanks for the tips!
You're welcome, glad you found my videos helpful so far! 🙌🏻
Great Advice, as always
Appreciate it! Glad you found it helpful! 🙂
Great video and great advices! ♥
Thank you, Manuel, I am glad you found it helpful! 🙂🙌🏻
I fu..ing love you Edm tips! Thanks for the help
Thank you so much for the support!
You know that this can be applied to most of the life situations not just music.
Thank You for that nice steps, some of US here will need it 🙂
All best in new year 👌👌🤭🤭💪💪
Much appreciate it! Wish you the same!🙌🙏
Thank you, great tips! So sad that in my country no courses and coaches like you.
Music production is global today, you don't need to be in a specific country to find someone who can teach and support you :)
...thank You so much for making me overthink my mindset...esp. to focus on just one genre...
Such an inspiration. Thank you Will ❤
So happy to hear! My pleasure! :)
This is solid advice. I have the problem that I might jump between genres sometimes. But I think I have landed around house, progressive house and space house.... and Trance! 😁
"it's better to sound good than original, because only then can you sound good and original", what a truth bomb! Awesome stuff!
Appreciate hearing that! 🙌🙏
Great video and super great tips 🔥
Thank you, glad you liked it!!🙂🙌🏻
I "wrote" my first song. I'm so noobish I don't even know if one could call it that, but it's the closest I've been to... the thing, so far.
Spent some renewed time finding an entrance into theory that would stick for me, and I did. So I came up with a very simple progression from A minor and filled it in melodically to help guide the lyrics I was writing.
Took me long enough to finally get to this phase, noobish or not, but wow... This is fun. Can't believe it took me so long to just take the somewhat normal approach. Hoping this will give a more natural flow to my learning process. Still much to learn, but now at least I know where I want to go.
Here's hoping the sky won't fall on our heads in 2024!
Every year I got one certain focus on one specific genre, but tbh I never managed to finished to finish one song in even one of those genres. Yes. I try to step up my production in looking at those past "disasters" what it lacks. I always think: being myself is reference enough. Actually I realize: Cool, taking reference is fine, without losing trait in a song.
I still got confidence and tbh sometimes I sit in my sessions and lose my target.
aww great as always will and touching on musicians mental health spot on ..
Great advice. Cheers.
Exactly what I needed, exactly today.
I’ve been producing for about 5 years. Sticking with one genre has probably been my biggest issue.. Granted, I’ve made some stuff in different genres that I really like, but I definitely don’t have my own sound.
My approach is currently create a synth loop at whatever tempo and then make whatever genre that loop sounds like.
I rarely listen to a genre for an extended period of time, I feel like I have musical ADD.
I’m going to try one genre for 6 months.
How did people chose their genre? Was it obvious or did you just choose one that you kind of like?
Duskus, Fred Again, Ross From Friends are probably my favourite electronic artists so “fuck it” I’m going with that vibe.
love your videos. i would love to see an Enrico Sangiuliano - Glitch in Time or Physical Change ableton remake video. loved the last one with Symbiosis.
I am so glad I stabled upon this video!
You are amazing. God bless you
Thank you so much, I really appreciate the kind words of support! 🙌🏻
You are amazing brother, thank you
You’re welcome! Glad you enjoyed it! :)
It‘s a shame that I‘ve distanced myself from EDM for now and most of your videos aren’t as relevant for me as they were earlier.
I hope you‘re still around when I focus on my true love future bass again, because I love your personality and uplifting spirit so much. Take care, Will.
I spit my coffee out at 3:28.... LMAO!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣 Genius, Will. You're the best, brother.
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I've been working on this for two years and I kind of have a love/hate relationship with what I write. I like my ideas but they are always missing the epic feel. On the bright side, I am at the point where I finish my songs, but they take forever to write (usually 4 months) and I'm always disappointed with the results when considering how much time and effort I put into it. I feel like a experienced musician could probably write my song within a few days and if it only took me a few days, I'd like it better. I'm still totally lost on the technical side of things, mixing and mastering. I also need to learn more about arrangements/transitions, melodies. Basically I needed help on everything. So, I actually started a school in LA. Will start next week actually. Oh and I guess I am committing one of the errors by not using reference tracks so I will start doing this going forward
i also spent 4 months, now it takes 10-15h. it will get easier if you persist, and just focus on the small improvements over time. it seems u already know where u are lacking. cheers
Amen 🙏🏼🙏🏼 great advice
Hi Will, since I stopped working for artists and since I moved from Frankfurt a.M. to Berlin last year, I have the chance to work on my own music I would love bring to the market.
My personal topics in music creation are:
1. room acoustics/room treatment
2. metering tools at different stages of production including measurements of your room acoustics and workspace
3. How to get better results with my own voice/singing/vocalproduction and FX
4. FX Design/creating huge chains and streamline the process of gain staging during production (my personal way I work) - don't want to waste too much time and fresh ears with amplitude when mixing so I fix this while producing
5. Even I love synthesizers since 30 years (startet with 14) I am still interested in synthesis (add./subs./FM) - especially how to create simple and basic sounds
6. A/B testing plugIns and setups (which plugs are the best for me) I am working with quite old plugs because I know them best, but since Black Friday I noticed some new plugs sounding much better than my usual tools ;-)
6. ways to connect to music labels - how to "sell" music on the market (Apple Music/Spotify etc)
My personal struggle with own productions:
1. to decide what is really good and what is bullshit
2. to keep things simple
3. create tension
4. THE BIGGEST THING for me: (as a former mastering guy I know how to get loud, dirty and crazy, but how can I achieve a full, warm and softer sound? (transients, room, phase, order of fx and so on that keeps the sound precise but not sounding aggressive, no harshness >>>maybe like this:
open.spotify.com/intl-de/track/3KGbOtIDJBEoA8yKzemR6V?si=eb0604681c614f6d
and of course the all time topic gear and plugs. Hope you can work with anything of that, my CZcams friend ;-)
Happy new year for you!
Thanks for this extensive reply, really appreciate it!
And keep up the good work, you're on the right path!
So viele Fragen. Biste sicher die Antworten nicht bereits selbst zu kennen?
@@Basas.Michael Fragen? Das sind Antworten auf Will´s Frage! Die Frage lautete womit der Zuschauer sich dieses Jahr beschäftigt und was die Ziele sind. Da stehen meine...
@@earphonecandy3235 Achso, achso. Ich dachte, das sind Ihre Topics für 2024. Okay macht Sinn. Ich dachte Sie brauchen Infos in diesen Bereichen. Macht Sinn. Wenn Fragen dazu bestünden, könnte ich die ein oder Andere ausm Bauch raus beantworten. VG einstweil.
Top advice, Will! 👊🏼💚
Appreciate it, Ian! Thanks as always for watching and supporting! Hope you're well?
Doing awesome, mate. Hope you are, too@@EDMTips
Tips for trance production and how to layer purposely instead of just in a messy way?
Great suggestion, I will add this to my list :)
I learned this for dubstep but try it in trance !
For your drop leads focus on layering from a frequency spectrum perspective. Make a low end / mid range and high end lead.
Use eq to carve away frequencies and make sure to not over power the highs use a glue compressor to consolidate the sounds and add effects to taste !
Also eq and sound selection are super important. Focus on less instead of more when it comes to layering.
Try 3 leads at once in the different frequencies
If you do decide to add more layers make it dynamic, like every 8 bars add or take away a sound instead of 6 leads playing at once
Make sure each layer is not playing the full melody. On the low end lead mute all high notes for your main lead sound cut just low notes and for your high lead sound cut low and middle range notes. Then sandwich together with level mixing and compression.
😄My first year has now taken 10 years. Still having fun and haven't made anything finished that i'm really proud of. But some day. 🤣
Keep pushing! 🙌🏻
Perfect, thank you !!!!!!!!!!!
You're welcome, glad it helped! 🙂
I always thought that I didn’t have enough knowledge to produce music. It's time to change this and learn.😊
I spent lot of years trying to produce Drum and bass, I learned sound design specially but I dont avaiable to sign with majors labels. This year I signed a contract with a Trailer Music major label with my album debut. Another lesson to add to this: Maybe you are obssesed with the wrong genre.
Great lesson, thank you for sharing! 🙌🏻
Love this video :) 😍🥰
will I wish you were my Sensei, great video ❤❤💯💯
Thank you so much, I really appreciate the support! 🙂
Please does anyone know the name of the black mixing?kno module right on desk at 1:10 ? Thanks vmuch for eventual answer
I’m into multiple genres, and have played most of them live for decades (some, like house and techno, I haven’t). I try to imagine focusing on one genre for songwriting and I can’t. Ideas in different genres come into my head every week, and skipping around keeps me from getting stale. I also realize, at the very least from a marketing perspective, there are downsides to having releases in multiple genres.
Am I doomed? Or are there ways to mitigate the risks of recording/ uploading in multiple genres? (For gigging, I’ve found it to be a plus.) Should I have completely separate brands, for example?
could you please do a video on how to make music like tr/st? I know this won't be a popular suggestion at all but a human can hope and dream :D
Thanks for the suggestion, Hayley, I will add this to my list and let's see hoe many people will vote for it!
I'm back in the saddle ❤music and I have a broad range I need to structure and break down so all will help any links to send tracks
In terms of recreation of sounds using reference tracks from my personal Sensei, I realize that it is not that easy. I've been trying to recreate my Sensei's pluck sound for three months and I'm failing. As a result, I've been stuck in a dead end with my track for three months. This is frustrating if you've already tried Serum, Sylenth1, Diva, Omnisphere. It doesn't sound anything like my Sensei's pluck sound and it doesn't sound good either.
I've only been producing for about 10 months. During that time I produced 6 tracks. But since I've been trying to recreate sounds from my two senseis, I can't finish a track anymore.
Perhaps just move on and do something different for a bit? :)
Newly subscribed. Good advice again. As a song writer primarily, I've songs going through my head every day, of all different genres, House, Dance, Pop, Rock even Country.
what I'll try and do is focus on one. It's quite hard when you're hearing different genres at different times.
Put a song on CZcams years ago. It's called 'HEAT OF THE MOMENT' by Dnyall. Written but not produced by me. I uploaded the extended myx not the radio edit. I would appreciate your opinion if you have the time please?
Thanks for subscribing and I hope you continue to enjoy the content! 🙌🏻
Have to agree to all of these. Lots of them strike a chord with me. And as you know number 3 especially. All this advice worked though didn't it!
Really glad it helped, Ben! You've been smashing it this year 🙌
@@EDMTips More to come next year :) Cheers mate.
Well said.
Cheers!
Amen💯💥👍
Appreciate it! 🙌🙏
Hell Yeah!
Cheers, I really appreciate it! 🙌🏻
willi, make a tutorial of Electroclash Frank Sinatra from Miss Kitten is a good example
the video you refer is not showing around 9min
Number 4: write on post-it your track TO DO otherwise you just keep enjoying to listen again and again the same 8 bars 😂
Words of wisdom, many thanks Will
I forgot to mention this one, so will have to include in my next video then 😎😁
lol true actually
Good video you little scamp!
Thank you so much, I really appreciate the support! 🙂🙌🏻
talent creativety and blood sweat and tears...........end video
Maybe a video on dolby-atmos music
This is something we will definitely be exploring in 2024. 😎
Believe it or not, that's right, I make amazing songs (hopefully) because of my suicidal thoughts, my lack of friends to enjoy life with, and my constant nostalgia
Hi, a quick question if anyone could answer please, I'm just about to purchase ableton as my DAW, should I buy the standard or should I dive straight in and buy the suite? Thank you.
If you're serious about music production it's recommendable to go straight to the suite. :) But you can always test the trial version first.
@EDMTips thank you Will
@EDMTips Hello Will, I've been watching your very engaging and informative videos for a few weeks now and I have to say I'm completely hooked, not only in the manner that you deliver your golden nuggets of wisdom but also the enthusiasm embedded in these short lessons. I'm not a spring chicken to begin with, and I began my dj career decades ago in London playing followed by a move to ibiza back in the late nineties where I lived for a number of years. My story is long and fruity. However, my career path was thrown off its trajectory not from producing music but by producing children, a story I share with many older djs. In short, I am proud to say that before I left to nurture my offspring, I was the happy owner of three releases on vinyl, two bootleg and one on a tiny label all made on a bootleg copy of Cubase and a windows XP laptop. I had no instruction from any professional and literally taught myself...badly, nevertheless I left my mark as they say and was and still am proud to show my kids what I achieved.
I am keen to join your accelerator class however I do not have anything on line, I did purchase Ableton live suit (thank you for the advice) together with an apple mac pro, a keyboard and headphones are being delivered shortly with the purposes of scratching that itch that I've had for years and ignored until now, thanks to you! I am going to spend a few weeks working my way around Ableton which at the moment looks like 汉语 and hopefully by then I can upload something for you to listen to. I just wanted to say thank you for the encouragement 🙏
My pleasure man! I wish you best of luck on your journey and may my videos help you out! :)
Good point: learn the rules, master them, then break them.
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Appreciate it! 🙌🙏
I tried to apply for your coaching but your automated system wouldn't let me schedule.
Oops, thanks for letting me know! Our calendar was quite busy this month.
Please email me at team@edmtips.com and they will sort it out for you!
I've learned myself - techno is great to listen to but not to produce. I prefer to create other genres (electro, BBoy music, breakdance) 😆🤣
Thanks for video and happy new year 🎆🎇🧨
You're welcome, glad you liked it! 🙂
I feel bad while making easier generes like festival progressive house because i think it will not improve my skills and i might not be able to make harder generes in future.
Don't feel bad, you're not married to this genre for life. Once you learn the techniques, move to another genre if you really want.
Well, for some perspective, I wish I liked easier genres and was happy making them. All my favorite music is very complex, and the guys that make it are absolutely brilliant musicians - something I will never be (based on being realistic about how much effort I am willing to put in). It’s always a struggle for me to just enjoy the process regardless.
Ok, to be honest, I coached no one and suck at music production. But I've learned an important lesson, french fries and chicken are delicious 😂🤣😂
Sorry Will 😂 And thanks for all the great content in 2023, really enjoyed it. Wish you an insanely brilliant 2024 ❤
They are delicious. When done right. Noone can deny this!
Will why is the course so expensive 2,5k , that's a crazy price
Well, I’ll go through a few points (in no particular order)…
1. How do you know it’s a “crazy” price if you haven’t taken it? I suppose it depends on how you value your time, but many people would gladly pay to avoid 3 or 4 years of self-learning. Those are the people we serve in the Accelerator.
2. It’s not an “online video course”, per se - As well as a video curriculum, it includes 12-month’s worth of coaching, twice weekly group calls, samples and presets, etc. weekly homework, feedback on homework, 1-on-1 coaching, in-person meet-ups, career and marketing guidance.
3. The nearest comparable program in a university will cost five times the price, and of our students who have taken university courses beforehand, they have improved more in a few weeks as part of our Accelerator than in three years at university.
4. It’s also $3,000, not $2,500, and in 2024 the price will be increasing.
Hope this helps! Any more questions, just let me know :)