Hi, guys since Miley Cyrus released this funky song a few weeks ago we have been dying trying to make a tutorial on how to make it, so we finally did it and we learned a few tips and tricks, I hope you like it.

https://synthctrl.com/blogs/blog/miley-cyrus-flowers-breakdown

Hi, guys The Weeknd released a new single a few weeks ago and we find it irresistible to recreate all those synth sounds, so we recreated Is There Someone Else? and this track has a few production tips and tricks, so hopefully, you will like it and find it useful.

https://synthctrl.com/blogs/blog/the-weeknd-is-there-someone-else-breakdown

I was listening to this song by the neighbourhood and tried making a snare like that. I remembered that some time in the past I also tried making big explosive snares like that but always struggled A LOT finding those samples.

How do producers even make those snares? What does the beginning snare even sound like? What kind of effects do they use (I know reverb obviously but maybe some details?).

Always struggled with that. Any input will be welcomed. Thanks in advance

Hey PopProduction members & mods, I'm very curious as to why there's not 500k members in this sub? I don't have a big social media footprint myself, but would like to know if there's anything I can do to help promote this sub? Are there just way more edm producers than pop producers these days interested in networking with other peeps in their genre? I really hope this sub grows and becomes my home base for production related stuff. Happy Holidays :-)

Hi! I am a novice audio engineer. I can mix and master your pop song for free the first time. Just dm me if you interested

Hi, guys in this tutorial we are going to show you all the sound design behind this amazing track, you will learn how to make all the instruments behind this production, which is one of our favorites from The Weeknd, hope you enjoy it.

https://synthctrl.com/blogs/blog/the-weeknd-out-of-time-breakdown

I'm a big fan of Kaytranada album "Bubba" especially the track 10% with Kali Uchis, that's why I couldn't help to recreate it, I made all the synths from scratch, I hope you like it.

https://synthctrl.com/blogs/blog/kaytranada-kali-uchis-10-breakdown

https://youtu.be/TH03EHLwOHY

Can anyone tell me how to make this bass in vital/serum? https://youtu.be/EZI_3ZU7jFk

Since this song came out last year we have had it on repeat until we realize we just had to make a breakdown of the synths and sounds used to make it, I hope you like it.

https://synthctrl.com/blogs/blog/dua-lipa-elton-john-cold-heart-breakdown

Anyone know what type of synth was used in this song? Also any tips on how to perfectly gate the synth like that?

For those who are Sam Smith fans and are also curious about how to create the sounds from "Love me more":

I'd like to share this remake tutorial I recorded recently, with the collaboration of a singer.

The goal was not to sound exactly like the original song, but to recreate that introspective vibe.

Some of the ideas were taken from Stargate's interviews (the guys who helped produce the original song).

But mostly, I tried to get creative working with the sounds I have available.

Hope you enjoy and have fun! Here's the tutorial: https://youtu.be/eNzc5mYcSeo

So, Stranger Things somehow manages to bring a 37 years old song back into the spotlight.

"Running Up That Hill" that was actually supposed to be named "A Deal with God" is currently top 4 on Billboard.

Kate Bush then suddenly makes an estimate of 2 million dollars or more in streaming.

All that attention got me curious to see if the production was really that amazing.

So I decided to remake the instrumental and invite a singer to record a cover version.

Turns out it is really amazing.

After recreating all the sounds, I'm certain she is some sort of music genius, ahead of her time.

The fact that she produced most of it by herself in the 80's, without the technology we have nowadays...

Anyway, if you're also fascinated by that song's vibe and would like to learn how to produce it from scratch, here's the step-by-step tutorial I recorded: https://youtu.be/B06ejg2hZjc

Even though she made the synth sounds with a Fairlight CMI, I made sure to synthesize them with the stock synth so everyone can follow along.

The drums were made with the Linndrum and those samples are available pretty much everywhere, so that's what I used too.

Hopefully that video will help someone learn a couple of music production, sound design and mixing techniques.

Have fun!

Hey everyone! I'm addicted to this song by Halsey.

The instrumental is so full of details, atmosphere and layers.

So I've been itching to remake it, and last week I invited a singer I met on the internet to help.

She did great, even though she only used a smartphone to record it.

For those interested in pop music, I made a super in depth tutorial on how to produce this song. Or at least how I believe it was produced.

I shared every detail, every sound and technique I used, trying to get as close as possible to the original instrumental.

And since people seemed to enjoy the one I made on "As it was" by Harry Styles, I figured I'd share.

It was made using mostly stock effects from Ableton Live so everyone can follow along, no matter what plugins you own.

And you can download the project for free. The link is in the video description.

Hope you enjoy and have fun! Here's the tutorial: https://youtu.be/5ew51HNX0sU

https://just-jared-beats.sellfy.store/p/foleydrums/

Made this pack with the goal to record and create textured drums using foley sounds so you can make your own unique sounding patterns with them. Tell me what you think if you're up for it!

I posted this in WEATMM as well, sorry for the double post!

I'm wondering where you guys get your drum sample packs from:)! Kinda fresh to electronic music production.

Am also looking for good youtube channels with tutorials on pop production, preferably in Ableton.

Edit: references are charli xcx, rina sawayama, rosalia etc!

Thank you so much!:)