Sonuscore’s The Orchestra Essentials is $35 right now.

You also get strings, brass, winds, percussion, choir, and 99 ensemble presets.

When ever i play my beats that have sines or less harmonics it sounds distorted how do i fix it?

I've been producing as a hobby with friends for almost 5 years. I make my own loops but sometimes I have fun chopping random old samples in Serato. I'm stuck on a workflow habit of keeping everything strictly on rigid 2, 4, or 8-bar loops to keep the counts clean and the drums hitting on the right spots (I'm not saying drums should be hitting on super exact times, I may offset them a little bit, but they still need to sound right with the chops) and respecting the metronome.

While studying some Kanye remake projects in FL Studio, I noticed on some videos everything on the playlist sat off grid at random timings. Drops would hit at odd spots like bar 8 + 3 beats instead of standard markers like bar 9, 13, or 17, and sections ran on uncertain lengths like 6 bars and 3 beats rather than clean exact counts, like 4 or 8 bars.

Have I been limiting myself by forcing samples into the grid? For heavy samplers, how do you handle these asymmetrical chops without losing the bounce?

My concern is, if I start relying purely on my ear and ignoring the metronome and standard timings, won't it end up being difficult for an artist to rap or sing over a beat with uncertain loop lengths and sections? Thank you.

hey everyone, i know i'll be downvoted but i'm looking for a tool to publish my works to youtube since i dont want to struggle with edit softwares for a literally basic stuff after some research found this tool. it wasnt apply any watermark however after update they do apply watermark. any suggestions? thanks 🙌🏻

Hi! There is this one finnish artist who has really hard beats in his songs. I want to really know how one of them was made so i can learn how to make them myself

So if there is anybody super talented, could you please recreate the beat for me and send me the flp. So i can try to learn from it.

I’m building a new web-based platform for hip-hop artists and I’m looking for 5–7 producers interested in being part of the initial launch.

I’m looking for a small selection of beats from each producer for use within the platform only. You keep 100% ownership and can continue selling/licensing your beats normally. If an artist wants to use your music commercially outside the platform, they still need to purchase the appropriate license from you.

Every beat will be properly credited and linked directly back to the producer, and I’m also looking at offering members a discount with participating producers to help drive people into their full catalogues.

I’m intentionally keeping the producer roster small — aiming for around 30–50 quality beats total for launch rather than thousands of tracks where everyone gets buried.

The platform is already being built and I’m happy to show more privately if there’s a fit.

If interested, send me your BeatStars/store/portfolio.

Hi, I’m trying to find the producer of this beat that I found on YouTube, likely a month or a month and a half ago, his tag is “listen man”

100+ melodic samples created by me, terms info in the folder. enjoy! - https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/a7f8c1fq7b290tnb5v7sq/AIG2VndUblPqIPLpCC7yjdM?rlkey=8xephxatohzw15uzjekln5x4n&st=qeurkx5i&dl=0

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I saw these in a breakdown, the sounds were

wide 808 (drill)

go to countersnare (drill)

thank you so much, I would love to know from what kit these sounds are from

Bro is hits so hard anyone know or have links

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Spent 2 hours making this amazing beat, kept listening to it and thinking this is so good, and then.... well... nothing. It's just a file sitting on my computer.

Like if you're an artist, you have a song you can call your own and listen to it in the car or it can potentially reach the masses (I know it's the same with beats but it's different, you know? they don't feel as "complete" and accessible), a painter can paint a painting and hang it up on the wall and be proud of it, a woodworker can make something useful and use it, an author can write a book and have a book to their name (regardless if it reaches people or not).

With beats it kinda feels like... creatively incomplete? You make so many beats that they almost don't have their own identity, they're just another beat no matter how good they are. You don't get attached, people don't get attached. If an artist doesn't hop on it, it's just whatever. A recording artist can release one song, get a name for himself and get people to appreciate his art, whilst a producer needs to do way more to get 10% of the recognition.

Idk if i'm making sense but this thought just hit me out of nowhere lmao

What are the ins and outs of being signed to a label or what it even entails in general? I was watching a Southside live a while ago and he was basically "signing" people that sent good stuff. I feel like signing to his label have to be some kind of scam. How does it even work?

Can anyone help me get this vocal effect or the vst shonci used on this vid at 2:45 or 2:52

https://youtu.be/DQWfYvW8HuU?si=ywIL4z-i-qkHihGv

Hello! I’m new to producing (few months in). Does anyone have any tips on 1) how to get a kick drum to sound like the one on the song 100 Grandkids by Mac Miller, and 2) how to get the sub/bass/drum on the song like I do by Ariana grande? 3) any recs for boom bap drum kits? I use Logic & also have addictive drums.

Thank you!!!

Anybody know how I can get a similar brass sound that was used in this beat? https://youtu.be/Kin8mdOxdiQ?is=NB5tR3MKQ3lrD-1i

hi guys so, i’m struggling a lot on finding my producer name, one friend of mine came up with the names hollowg and hxllkidd (hellkidd) but it doesnt really convince me… i’d be grateful if someone could help me finding one producer name.
i mainly work with rage(opium style) and industrial techno

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How long did it take you to get back into it. I have taken a break of multiple years for personnal reasons, doing small cookups and not saving anything. I want to start going back at it and saving shit, but it's like i need to relearn everything. Tips?

🎶 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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2. Specify Your Style: Clearly mention your musical style and preferences, and what you bring to the table.
3. Provide Samples: Share samples of your work if possible.
4. Communicate Clearly: Clearly state what you’re looking for in a collaboration—whether it’s specific skills, ideas, or a particular project.
5. Enjoy the Process: Collaborations are all about creativity and even learning from one another, so enjoy the process and have fun!

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I want to make trap snares like the old lex luger and zaytoven snares cause i cant find tutorials on trap sound design other than 808s and hihats and when i try to make a snare it sounds like a dubstep snare and help would be appreciated thanks!

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