https://www.dropbox.com/s/2gwf0spstya4v8t/aali.mp3?dl=0

I remember when I made this beat in like 2014. i realised it had a nice groove and was a pretty good beat. compared to the other crap i did
after that I my beats got so much better. it was like a milestone. I cant be the only person whos been through this

*yes i still don't know how to flip samples.* its a vibe tho, to me.

share yours
how old is it?
how long have you been making beats

 

I try to learn from each mix I make...

 

finding and listening tracks in the web, ask to your heart, why this part impressed you, can you create another one and found the true principle behind the part
make some note when you got a new idea or a theory
integrate everything to and develop a completely new workflow, and branches

 

But unfortunately I'm not able to do it.

 

My first demo created in 2013 https://instaud.io/kP2

 

doing
https://gravitascreate.com/
production challenge monthly is always a good exercise, this was the first i entered..

 

I started producing EDM to mainly help me understand mixing. Before that, I was mostly doing Rock/Metal, but couldn't produce a like-able track fast enough to spend quality time mixng it.

While mixing the track below, many things clicked for me about the sonic space a song must fit in (To me, that space is very small in my mind)
It also just happened to be the first and only song I've had signed to a label haha.

 

that vibe. interesting

 

this shiz is rude. got me twisting up my face boi

 

and you didnt master this?

 

I did master it myself. But it wasn't anything crazy besides some minor eq cuts, a little widening of the top end, and of course limiting to bring up the level. The way I eq'd each track....was very unorthodox and I'm hoping to start making some videos about it. You could call it cheating.