https://www.skillshare.com/en/classes/Music-Producer-in-the-Making-Composing-and-Arranging-Your-Track/1092008755

Elevate your music production game while exploring melody, harmony, groove and a head-nodding beat.  

Dom McLennon’s journey to becoming a musician and producer started out in the same way a lot of other creative’s journeys do: letting passion and curiosity drive his exploration. What started out as creating beats with his younger cousin just for fun turned into a spot in the hugely influential and successful hip hop collective, Brockhampton. Today, Dom’s music has gained him hundreds of millions of plays and over 200K followers across social media. 

Now that Dom has spent years developing his own musical production skills, he can’t wait to share what he knows about musical composition and arrangement. Geared toward  musicians who are ready to dig deeper into music production, this class will take you through the essential components of an intro and verse all the way to a full piece. 

Take your music production to the next level with the ultimate FL Studio resource.

Purchase of the print or Kindle book includes a free eBook in PDF format.
Key Features

Comprehensive coverage of FL Studio 21's tools and features
Step-by-step explanations of music production techniques
Insights into best practices for promoting and selling music

Book Description

The Music Producer's Ultimate Guide to FL Studio 21 is the essential handbook for any aspiring or professional music producer looking to take their craft to the next level.

This comprehensive guide covers everything you need to make the most of FL Studio 21's powerful tools and features. You will learn the secrets to creating professional-sounding music, from creating chord progressions to tailoring your sounds to perfection with compression, equalization, and stereo width effects.

English | 2023 | ISBN: ‎ 1801817634 | 468 pages | True PDF | 74.22 MB

PPTX | KEY | 3.7 MB

Larry Crane is the recording engineer behind some of the most popular and critically acclaimed music of the last 20 years. But in the beginning of his career, no one was writing about the kind of music he wanted to make—low-budget, artfully made records. Founding Tape Op magazine and his own music studio allowed him to both produce these kinds of records and teach others about recording. In this Creative Spark, Larry retraces his self-taught, largely trial-and-error path in the music industry, and shares what he learned along the way.