This course will give you the ability to start and finish songs with confidence and ease. Leave those 8 bar loops behind
What you will learn
A complete understanding of how to arrange a track
A complete understanding of how to finish a track
Deep insight into how energy and tension work to bring your music alive
Understand how to use transitions in your music
Why take this course?
[2021 UPDATE: In order to make this course free, I had to get it under 2 hrs of video. I unpublished two videos for this. The first is 5 minutes of me making the initial drum beat. I presume most of you can get that far on your own. Second is the epilogue/ending. I basically just say good job for 5 minutes and play the full song. Not that important. Good luck, enjoy the free course now!]
Have trouble getting started with a track? Have you ever finished one?
Do you find yourself listening to the same 8 bar loop over and over again, unable to make a full song out of it?
Do you struggle to get the ideas in your head onto your computer?
Do you find yourself lost and unfocused? That you don’t have enough time to spend creating music?
Do you find yourself unable to write, arrange, and structure songs?
If this sounds like you, join me in this video course as I create a song entirely from scratch with an easy to follow step-by-step method that will have you making tunes for life.
In this video course, I share the easy to follow process that I use to create tracks that eliminates creative blocks and guarantees a finished song when you’re done with it.
This video course is broken up into easy-to-follow sections so that you can choose to work alongside me or digest it all before diving in.
After watching this course you’ll have the confidence and ability to get started with a song, arrange it, and then finish it. Over and over again.
Let’s turn those 8 bar loops into 16, 32, and entire songs!
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Caution!
While this is an introductory course for electronic music arrangement, this is not and introductory course for how to use a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation). If you are not comfortable in whatever software you use to make music, I recommend you do that first.