/r/trapproduction
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Only post your music in the weekly feedback thread. This includes SoundCloud, YouTube, Discord, clyp.it links, video submissions, and asking for feedback outside of the designated thread. No self-promotion, or promotion of any kind (this includes advertising - e.g. your "beat making service", paid offering, posting links to follow-gates/download-gates, advertisement, affiliate links, or mailing list). This is treated as spam. Freebies must be posted as direct download links (Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.).
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Please do not post any low quality posts or memes. Post tutorials or tips with "[Tutorial]" or "[Tip]" in the submission title, otherwise your submission may be removed as self-promo or "How do I make this sound?" spam
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Avoid linking to / discussing piracy and the selling / trading of copyrighted material. This includes sharing or requesting cracked plugins. (we don't care if you pirate stuff, but our sub would be running a risk if we allowed this).
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If you'd like to link up with other artists, please post in the respective monthly thread.
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Proper feedback is not "Dope track bro, k do me next." Try to give constructive criticism.
/r/trapproduction
trying to learn how to chop samples and i feel like all the youtube tutorials i find on ableton are not helpful cuz a lot of them are targeted for edm and dance and not hip hop or trap. what are some good tutorials yall have found
Even tho I listen to a lot of Atlanta trap like future, thug and etc I never knew what t’d up means
🎶 It’s that time again! Whether you’re laying down beats or spitting bars, if you’re itching to cook up some tunes, find your perfect match here. Drop a line about what you’re vibing with and let’s create some art!
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I'm basically looking to achieve something akin to Lil Ugly Mane's Mista Thug Isolation project where the bassline on most songs was prominent and fat for a lack of a better term. My typical process is I EQ my 808s so that everything under 50 hz is cut out and boost at the point where it cuts off, add either Fast Dist or Blood Overdrive to add some extra noise to the 808 and throw a Soft Clipper on there but it just makes it louder, not "fatter". How do I achieve a wider, more encompassing and strong 808? I'm working with FL Studio.
Thank you guys!
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the one i this video
https://youtu.be/SArkcyFY2EM?si=NwpzY0cx3WvkB-iY
and what vsts presets have this sound????
I recently started making beats but I use Soundtrap, a online DAW. I would use FL but I'm on a school laptop and its blocked smh.
It sounds like this: https://streamable.com/syxxut
I want it to sound like this: https://youtu.be/Uaa5h4qJ0Dk?t=567
I use the built in sampler and whatever [free] oneshot samples i can find. If you recommend some new 808 or sum, i would appreciate if u provide a link or send me a file or things of that nature
I really love metro boomin's synth sounds (like the ones you can hear in the across the spider verse album) And I was wondering where could I get the most accurate emulation (one shots packs are also accepted)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHTTAZAbiQI
The sound at 0:02 and 0:27 is what I am trying to find...I have one just like that sound but the sample has a weird high pitch sound in the back....please help a bro out lol
Been listening to Speaker Knockerz recently (RIP) and was wondering what synth/vst was used as the main synth in this song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ag9oGLJcmDI&pp=ygUJI3NwZWVha2Vy
I have seen Kyle beats use something like this but what exactly is this and what does it actually do? It seems to do great sound patterns.
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I've been searching and all I can find is Metro Boomin's classics but I can't find any from "We don't trust you" or "We still don't trust you". The one's with all the female voices. Please help 🙏
its the descending "bell" ish sounding synth that repeats through the whole track. I dont really know where to start here and was wondering if I could get some pointers on how to get that sound.
I suddenly have this problem where my audio is cracking even with an empty project when I preview the sounds. I’ve checked my buffer length, and everything is fine. Can anybody help me?
I have been very confused on YouTube tutorials because every time they open the 3xOsc they click it and it plays the sound, but when I do it it doesn’t seem to play anything.
I have been learning cover art for some time now, I can make someone cover art for free for a shoutout on ig. I can send examples of my work in the dms, you can reach me through reddit dms or dm me on instagram: @out_theworldgfx
i'd love to find a tutorial for style of drums/808s on chief keef's almighty so 2, looking up chicago drill tutorials turns up nothing similar though. any idea what you would call these bouncy persistent 808 rolls with the short snares on top? and any pointers when making/mixing these kinds of patterns?
Is this normal? I mean I can’t hear if it is C major or smth but I always hear the rootnote instantly
hi everybody,
okay so basically i don't give a damn about what's the genre or the style is when i discover a new artist if i vibe with their music and ever since i started listening to more underground & upcoming artists than the mainstream scene whether it's rnb or trap music i really quit trying to catch it cuz there are bunch of new generation of artists who are really creative and original so they probably don't even fit into something specific
but since i'm a producer i'm a bit stuck because i wanna produce similar music (not because that i only want the catch the wave but it's actually the music i enjoy listening to these days) but it's a bit hard for me to just to listen to the stuff i like & recreate something like that but also making it original. i'm not coming with a heavy musical background too so i learnt everything i know by myself, watching bunch of tutorials & i'd say i'm pretty good in my own niche.
so for these artists, i wanna create similar vibes but since i don't even know what type of music that it's called, what type of drumkits & sounds i should use & where to start, i need help a bit. it's mostly the current sound of the uk underground and i analyzed it a bit, most of these beats are coming from producers who know each other which is understandable since they're in the same scene & coming with the same wave of artists. but as an outsider, it's a bit hard to get into. i don't know if i can add links, so i'm just gonna name bunch of songs. but i actually got way more snippets from ig to give example as, dm me if u try to help me out & hear more
Ciel, Len - RUM N COCA
Ciel - SPICEMUNNI
Len, Fimiguerrero - WOZeAM
Len - EVrYDAYY
like i said, these are just a couple to name. these guys are kinda getting recognition recently so they're not like really unknown unknown but if y'all are not from the uk or not into the scene you may not know about them so ... i'm open to any kind of help like if there are any other artists in this style, any tutorials, any kits for these type of sounds or whatever. sorry that i've written these long ahh paragraphs but i really wanted 2 be clear. thank you
in the song Cant Cap by kankan it sounds like the producer used a zay, but its like super punchy, instead of a normal zay with that nice transient this one sounds like im getting right hooked by a coked up angry prime mike tyson, anyone know how he made it sound like that?
Hi, where can I find sample pack or whatever that used in " MIXTAPE PLUTO " , " WE STILL DON'T TRUST YOU " and " WE DON'T TRUST YOU " Albums. I'd appreciate If you'd send me any links for download, buy or whatever.
I've been using FL Studios for a year now, and and have about 3 years experience, but I still can't figure out which genre I want to specialise in. From Trap to Lofi and Afrobeat, even House and Game music, people always seem to like my beats. So I'm wondering if I could do it all, but if I do, will it affect my performance in a specific genre?
Im trying to make a rap song and I record and mix in garagaband. When I was mixing the vocals and stuff to make a snippet it sounded fine, but the master after exporrinf just sounds hella distorted and crappy. What do I do? Edit: I forgot to mention this, but I am total beginner and only have some background knowledge from YouTube tutorials. Link to snippet: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UyjTro_6NaturEhebJvOWpkFnF8KdnAA/view?usp=drivesdk
Hey guys, I’m thinking about starting my 'type of beats' YT-channel. Can someone tell me what programs I’ll need for video editing and stuff?
if i try to put it besides the kick murda uses alot the waveform looks similar but it s not it, the rack kick also got a different sound,
the kick is used in hello by pop smoke