Layering synths for a larger sound (free Ableton Effect Rack included)
Expert producer John Grand showcases how you can experiment with layering synths to achieve a larger sound.
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Zerb and Sofiya Nzau on “Mwaki” and the power of a sample
Zerb and Sofiya Nzau discuss their unique collaboration on "Mwaki," insights into the production process, and more.
How to make progressive house music (free project file included)
Acclaimed dance music producer John Grand sat down with us to showcase how to make progressive house music from scratch.
5 sources for finding weird samples
We showcase five resources and techniques that will allow you to uncover unusual and at times straight-up weird samples that extend into uncharted sonic territory.
How to make future house music in 15 minutes
Learn how to make future house music via this tutorial where we explore the key tools, music theory, and production techniques of the genre.
How to make jungle music for the first time (track breakdown)
Watch an expert hip hop producer make jungle music for the first time, and learn how you can get started with the genre yourself.
4 tips for making your own drum kits
From layering to labeling, here are four tips to keep in mind if you're interested in making your own drum kits from scratch.
How to design drum and bass sounds in Serum
Veteran DJ and producer Erb N Dub breaks down how to design polished drum and bass sounds in Serum in under five minutes.
How to make a drill bass in Serum like A Lau (free preset included)
In this YouTube Shorts video, we demonstrate how you can use Serum to design a tight drill bass in the style of A Lau in under 60 seconds.
22 of the best Serum presets on Splice (free download)
We’ve compiled the 22 most popular Serum presets of all time for you to check out on Splice Sounds.
10 of the best VST plugins of 2024
From powerhouse synths to forward-thinking effects units, here are some of the most popular plugins on Splice from the past year.
How to make monster sounds (free Ableton and Serum presets included)
Let's create our own monster sounds from scratch via two different approaches: synthesis and recorded audio.
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