What music video tutorials would you like to see?

I am very interested in covering subjects that the community around the site wants to know more about. What “hot” topic would you like to see explained? Any special sounds you’d like to see? Just put your comments or your questions in the comments and I’ll try to create the tutorials accordingly.

I have already noted down some topics I would like to cover and I have some great ideas about some Dance Music Secrets I want to share ;)

This time they’ll be full 720p HD video tutorials and, of course, for free!

Stay tuned…

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13 Responses to What music video tutorials would you like to see?

  1. Jordan Waeles April 16, 2009 at 1:56 pm #

    Hi there mate!

    Actually there are a couple of sounds I am wondering how to do… I have techniques to approach them more or less, but it’s not giving me full satisfaction.

    So, here is my shopping list:

    - the arminish-anjunabeatish acid sound… I hope you see what I mean, otherwise I can illustrate. Typically on those 138 BPM highbeat trance tracks, for example it’s really upfront in “The Doppler Effect – Beauty Hides In The Deep (John O’Callaghan remix) I could get something close with a saw trhough a highly resonant lowpass filter, saturation and then a highpass filter to make it clearer, but i think it’s kinda weak, any other idea?

    - The rhodes from Gabriel Lukosz feat. Rachele Warner – Last One Out (Myon & Shane54 Remix) ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UlqdMlNQTx8 )… same kind of rhodes there were in those old anthem trance tracks, any idea?

    - The bassline from Ronski Speed – all the way (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5-xBh-OtC0), which is also used in the cosmic gate remix of Veracocha – Carte blanche) . Seems like a dark hoover pad with a long note playing, and with sidechaining on it, what do you think?

    - The lead from W&W – Coutach (also used in Joop – the future) : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLprHB3WzVM . Something like a square wave, but what exactly?

    - The “mystical” cymbal crash, as in those arminish tracks… no examples in my mind, tried to do them with flanger and/or pitch bend, but didn’t get the exact same thing… any idea?

    Cheers man and thanks for those awesome tutorials!

    Jordan

  2. giorgio April 23, 2009 at 11:33 pm #

    hey jordan, let me take a look at those! for some reason your comment had got caught by the SPAM filter so I only saw it now!

    I’ll get back with some comments ;)

  3. Jordan Waeles April 27, 2009 at 8:48 am #

    Ha good, it’s probably because it contained too much links and talked about shopping :) I thought I had hit a super-secret that couldn’t be disclosed, and since then I was worried that a pizza delivery van with a satellite dish would stay in front of my house…
    :)

    I have one more request but it’s very very hard to explain because I have NO CLUE what it is, but I’ll try to isolate it in a couple of tracks and ask you what you think about it.

    Greets!
    Cheers man!

  4. Daniel May 5, 2009 at 2:06 pm #

    Hi Giorgio,

    I love what you’re doing here. Was wondering if you could give us some tips to create that full on, 16th note style bassline that goes on in a lot of Activa and Simon Patterson tracks. Especially Activa. His tracks are amazing.

    Hope to hear from you soon.

    Regards,

    Daniel :)

  5. giorgio May 6, 2009 at 9:23 pm #

    Hi guys,

    I need to schedule another round of video tutorial production, so keep those coming.

    Jordan: by all means if you find it, just send in the link!

    Daniel: do you have a link (youtube is perfect) to one specific track?

  6. Albert May 10, 2009 at 6:39 pm #

    Would you like to do a tutorial on melodies, harmony & chords.
    How they interact, how you should think when creating them etc.

    Thats my main problem, i always get stuck when creating melodies and then i can’t find chord progressions to go with them. or when i create chords and cant get a melody to go with that, you get the idea.

    would be awesome!

    thnx in advance

  7. giorgio May 10, 2009 at 8:00 pm #

    Hi Albert,

    thanks for the idea. I will add it to the “to do” list ;)

    I think I’ll do another round of tutorials towards the end of the month and I’ll publish them then.

  8. Daniel May 20, 2009 at 8:39 am #

    Hi Giorgio,

    Here is the link to what I was talking about. Cheers

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPOYf-1_MmM

  9. Sergiu aka D-Flux May 20, 2009 at 10:13 am #

    hello,

    very nice tutorials so far :D

    down to the point: I also have the same problem as Albert with secondary leads, for example I get a cool lead but at one point it gets repetitive and it sounds dry without an arpeggio in the backside driving it, also I am having problems with the secondary lead which comes before the main lead, I tried some combinations in the same key but they just dont fit the main lead like they supposed to do, so any tutorials on how to make that “motive expectancy” effect would be much appreciated :D

    cheers

  10. Michael August 31, 2009 at 6:59 pm #

    Loved the off-beat synth tut!If possible could you do a programming of the drums in dance music tutorial!!I´m tried of using loops from sample liabraries!The section where i struggle is in the closed Hi-hats section!And the other percussive pieces (excluding Openhat,Clap,Snare&Crash)Much appreciated!Adios!

  11. Matt January 27, 2010 at 12:35 pm #

    How about a tutorial (if you know) how to make that buzzing lead in Daniel Heatcliff – Phoenix?

    this would complete my life
    lol
    heres a link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4yFSWivI4zQ

  12. Max February 9, 2010 at 4:49 pm #

    Hi!
    Would really appreciate a tutorial on how to make some lush/thin yet energetic (trance)pads. Now, I don’t mean those superdetuned superpads, but more subtle like in Super8-Get off.

  13. justin February 10, 2010 at 3:47 am #

    Hi!
    this might be a really bad question, so i apologise in advance.
    I am very interested in different techniques used for transistions. I would love it if you gave me some idea’s. Your a champ :)

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