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How to make a beat in Studio One 5
In this tutorial video, we walk through how you can use Impact XT to sequence your very own beat in Studio One 5.
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Tips & Tutorials
Explore actionable production tips, step-by-step tutorials, track breakdowns, and more.
How to make a beat in Ableton Live Lite
In this tutorial video, we walk through how you can build a Drum Rack to sequence your very own beat in Ableton Live Lite.
Get acquainted with Studio One 5 and Splice Sounds
In this tutorial video, we start from the very beginning: installing our DAW and sounds library.
Get acquainted with Ableton Live Lite and Splice Sounds
In this tutorial video, we start from the very beginning: installing our DAW and sounds library.
Get started with making music in Studio One 5
Your first track starts here – learn the tools, techniques, and music theory needed to create an original song from start to finish.
Get started with making music in Ableton Live Lite
Your first track starts here – learn the tools, techniques, and music theory needed to create an original song from start to finish.
How to make a ‘Dictionary.com type beat’
In this tutorial video, we take audio recordings of various words from Dictionary.com and flip them into drums, melodies, synths, and more.
Write something that feels small | Songwriting Club
Write something that feels small, and share your work to receive feedback from us and your peers.
How to create vocal harmonies with Serato Sample
Learn how you can easily create clean vocal harmonies using the world-class "Pitch n' Time" technology found in Serato Sample.
How to use external hardware and analog synths with Logic Pro X
We walk through every step of how to connect, play, and record external hardware instruments with Logic Pro X.
How to improve your melodies with rhythmic variations (free MIDI / samples included)
From varying note length to applying syncopation, we highlight four versatile strategies for improving the rhythmic qualities of your melodies.
5 free music theory resources for producers
We’ve collected five of the best free music theory resources out there that can help you take your skills to the next level.