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How to Make Melodic Techno: 5 Lessons for a Modern Sound

How to make melodic techno in 5 lessons: the gated vocal stack, the saw lead, the drums, the bassline and the background layers, built in Ableton with Eclipse.

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The HOTLAP Formula: Melodic Techno Meets Afro House | Beatport #1 Sound

How to make an Afro Tech track: the full HotLap breakdown, layered drums, a three-part bassline, stacked stabs, ambience and the arrangement, built in Savanna Vol. 1.

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4 Levels of Percussive Afro Tech

How to build an Afro Tech track from scratch in 4 levels: the skeleton, the groove, the detail and the lead, in Ableton and Serum with Savanna Vol. 1.

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How to Make a Rolling Bassline: 4 Levels From Basic to Pro

How to make a rolling bassline in 4 levels, from the classic filtered saw to custom layers and movement, built in Serum and Ableton with Rising.

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How to Make Techno That Hits Hard: 5 Lessons for Powerful Tracks

Learn how to make techno that hits hard in a club: acid lead, drums, layered bass, background layers, and arrangement in Ableton Live, using Voltage.

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How to Make Afro Tech: 5 Signature Sounds in Serum

How to make Afro Tech sounds in Ableton: build the bass lead, bassline stack, pluck, chord layers and atmosphere from the genre biggest tracks, using Savanna Vol. 1.

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5 Basslines Every Producer Should Know | Max Styler | Serum 2

In this YouTube Video, PML tutor Leo Lauretti explores 5 different bass line setups for Tech House / Indie Dance in the style of artists like Max Styler, Mau P, Chris Lorenzo, and Kolter. This video looks deeper into punchy drums, intense basslines, and briefly showcases some hook-driven synth work engineered for peak-time tracks! Watch and learn about  The Main Bass Deep Bass Pluck Call & Response Restarting the loop Bass sweeps More key lessons in the video! Check out the "Drift" pack linked below. Inside you'll find a tightly curated toolkit of drums, percussion, tops, Serum 2 presets and...

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Melodic House with LFO Plucks like "NOHR - You" in Ableton & Serum

Producer Notes episode 055 features NOHR and Oskar Med K style Melodic House LFO Pluck Serum vibes. In this YouTube Series with Francois we explore the style of NOHR, the Danish music producer going viral on Instagram, using only Ableton stock plugins and SERUM! This music production tutorial covers how to recreate his catchy LFO Pluck sound in Ableton Live and provides some Ableton tips for making your own Melodic House tracks. Learn how to use stock plugins in Ableton 11 or higher and Serum to create unique sounds. Watch and see what we can learn from this signature style merging...

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How to make Oskar Med K | Melodic House in Ableton & Serum

Producer Notes episode 054 features Oskar Med K and Nohr style Melodic House vibes. In this YouTube Series with Francois we're analysing the Vocal Melodic House style of Norwegian sensation Oskar Med K (modelled after a track called "Make Me Feel"). Watch and see what we can learn from this signature style merging dreamy soundscapes, groovy moogy keys and groovy drums.  The key lessons from this episode are: Drums: Deep short kick sound plus a rim shot as a clap sound, combined with closed hihats on the 3rd beat Bass: A "5ths Bass" to go along with the snappy main pluck and an...

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Top 10 FREE Max for Live Devices (Game Changer Tools!)

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In this article you'll find out 10 amazing Max for Live devices to download for free. We take a look at synths, drum synths, generative tools, sequencers, and even visualizers. Let's get started!   1. Flechtwerk This device is a clone of the famous Plaits Eurorack module. Give it a try! Get it here   2. ju.randomizer Randomizes all controls in a chosen instrument or effect, providing you with unpredictable sounds. Great as a starting point for complex patches! Get it here   3. Visage Visage is a cold sounding FM drum synth. Not only does it feature a very...

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