5 ways to create your own FX in Ableton Live with Alina Smith
Alina Smith (Fall Out Boy, ITZY) opens up a fresh Ableton Live session to share five of her top sound design gems with the Splice community.
Harrison Shimazu is a composer, content strategist, and writer who’s passionate about democratizing music creation and education. He leads the Splice blog and produces vocaloid music as Namaboku.
Alina Smith (Fall Out Boy, ITZY) opens up a fresh Ableton Live session to share five of her top sound design gems with the Splice community.
Girls Make Beats' president and founder Tiffany Miranda discusses the organization's roots, mentorship, the importance of collaboration, and more.
Veteran producer J Melodic breaks down how he crafted Tierra Whack's "Art Show" (from the Pokémon 25 project) and "Stand Up."
Legendary mastering engineer and We Are Moving The Needle founder Emily Lazar discusses the importance of mentorship and how we can move towards closing the gender gap in the recording industry.
Philly-based producer Kilamanzego shares four powerful lessons around sound design and creativity.
Producer / songwriter Meredith Bull dropped by the Splice YouTube channel to share three unique ways she transforms melodic samples.
In this video, we explore the immeasurable and everlasting impact that J Dilla (a.k.a. Jay Dee) made on sampling culture.
In this video, jetsonmade, Reek Popii, and Juice sat down with us to discuss the young producer's rise to fame and the full story behind his iconic tag.
We examine tracks by DaBaby, Jack Harlow, and Queen Naija that jetsonmade had a hand in and break down how he applies different sides of his musicality to best serve each artist.
Reggaeton hitmaker Ovy On The Drums (Bad Bunny, KAROL G) sat down with us to discuss his beginnings, new sample pack, and creative process.
Let's explore how and why the sounds of Pokémon Legends: Arceus stand uniquely apart from the series' previous installments.
We sat down with Ovy On The Drums to dive deep into how he crafted two tracks that were particularly instrumental to his career.