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Learning your craft – a Masterclass with KSHMR
Read up on what KSHMR had to say, his production tips and tricks, in his masterclass to a select few in New York City this past November.
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Hits decoded: 3 elements that define the sonic identity of Stranger Things
In this entry of our Hits Decoded series, we explore how the theme of Stranger Things manages to evoke a myriad of emotions with just one simple arpeggio.
How Undertale helps us write spooky game music
In this blog post, we’ll be looking at a piece from the indie sensation "Undertale" and the compositional techniques that elevate the fear factor of the game.
Hits decoded: 3 musical elements that make Imagine Dragons’ “Believer” work
In our latest installment of our Hits Decoded series, we take a look at Imagine Dragons' "Believer" and dissect the musical elements that make it a hit.
4 tips to help you better analyze music
Become a better music producer by learning how to analyze music from other producers and artists - here are 3 simple tips to help you get started.
5 music producer trends
Splice presents the five music producer trends that made it big in 2016.
5 Creative Composition Techniques Using Reverses with Hyperbits
Hyperbits shares 5 creative reverse techniques you can use to make your tracks more interesting.
Producing Future Beats: Production & Composition
Su na walks us through the production and composition aspect of producing a future beats track.
Music Arrangement Basics: Level of Activity
In this six week series on arranging, we aim to help break down arrangement to six simple elements that we hope you can apply to your productions.
Music Arrangement Basics: Articulation
Let's take a look at articulation and how it helps bring out the best in your melodies.
Tips on Producing Tropical House
Follow these tips to start constructing your own production in this popular genre.
Splice Tips: Blending Genres in a Single Track with Figure and Dirty Deeds’ “The Blob”
In this tutorial inspired by Figure and Dirty Deeds, educator Chris Petti explains techniques for "switching up" genres in a single track.