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How to create chords, hooks, and beats in Ableton Live 10 (without music theory)
In this tutorial video, learn how you can create chords, hooks, and beats in Ableton Live 10 without any extensive experience with music theory.
Tropkillaz break down 3 of their greatest hits
We recently had the opportunity to speak with Tropkillaz on some of their most iconic releases and collaborations.
KARRA on presenting the first sounds from all-new vocalist Two Fang
Get an inside look into how KARRA collaborated with Two Fang to produce the latest vocal sample pack on her label.
How to use the Quick Sampler in Logic Pro X
We take a look at Logic Pro X's Quick Sampler and discuss how to import samples, navigate the interface, and use it in the context of a beat.
How to flip your samples in FL Studio
In this tutorial video, we go over a few tips and techniques for how you can flip your samples and make them your own in FL Studio.
Write something spooky | Songwriting Club
Write something that feels spooky in celebration of Halloween, and share your work to receive feedback from us and your peers.
We want to help a million more people make music
Just this year alone, you and fellow artists have paid over $11 million to other musicians for their sounds on Splice.
K-pop is pop: Dispelling the illusion of genre
There's no such thing as K-pop – it's just pop music created by Korean people.
Sarah, The Illstrumentalist makes a lo-fi hip hop beat with Serato Sample
Sarah, The Illstrumentalist gives us an inside look into how she crafted a lo-fi hip hop beat using Serato Sample and Splice Sounds.
Exploring the history of the Reese bass
In this article, we take a look at the origin and evolution of a revolutionary sound that has shaped numerous genres: the Reese bass.
Let’s walk through the bassline in Super Mario Odyssey’s “Jump Up, Super Star!”
Let's celebrate the three-year anniversary of Super Mario Odyssey with an analysis of the walking bassline in its theme, "Jump Up, Super Star!"