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Top Comments of this video!! :3
I am watching this for the second time and I realized that he's secretly teaching you a music lesson
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Have been trying to improve my nonexistent music skills for a while but have struggled with where to start. This video breaks everything down super nicely. It's by far the most useful video I've ever watched on the topic! Awesome job!
Your channel has a bright future ahead! Keep up the good work!
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You're a hero. It was so difficult to find a good, free, software. That's all I wanted. But the search engines are clogged with expensive or ineffective stuff that I had no idea where to go. This video not just introduces us to the software, but acts as a quick guide to starting out. Thank you!
EDIT: Let alone the video quality by the way. Fantastic editing to keep us focused exactly on what you're talking about. Great straight forward script and annunciation to ensure no hiccups or stutters confuse us. Amazing.
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Ive tried to learn this stuff for weeks and this video felt like a leading bar jumping from 5% to 100% in one instant.
Like is definitely deserved 👍
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This is the most down-to-earth, practical music making tutorial on Youtube. Very helpful. Thanks!
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I made a short ringtone in Garageband in high school, and I still use it almost 10 years later. It's such a satisfying feeling to be able to create something like this that you can be proud of. I'm trying to get back into music creation even though I can't play any instruments because I have a couple projects in mind that I'll need music for. This was a very helpful refresher!
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Thanks for doing this video. I finally made a tune. I had known about LMMS from before, but what really helped me out was seeing the work flow. How you start from nothing and gradually build it up. I want to do a few more songs to solidify my skill, but I don't have big need for music right at the moment. Still, if you have any more techniques for composing more elaborate background or ambient music, I'd be interested in viewing that.
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This is an awesome set of tips. I'm looking at doing sound and music for my game soon and did not know about LMMS so I will definitely check it out!
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I really liked what was said about writing melodies.
What i want to highlight is that they are patterns (both rhythmically and in terms of pitch) and if you do anything twice it becomes one, so you are basicly free to do anything as long as you repeat it at least once! Think of the structure of a poem, in music, parts of the melody can basicly rhyme too and you can structure every "block" how you want. (if you repeat it too often it becomes boring so youll want to add variation at somepoint)
If you know what a musical scale is, know that good melodies alternate between scalar and stepwise motion. (so a jump and a step and a jump and a step within that scale) if you follow that and primarily use the notes which are within the current chord youre probably at a good starting point.
I hope this was somewhat useful :)
if you have questions feel free to ask
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I thought I was going to lose interest in learning this but after listening to it in the background. I couldn't help but find myself looking up and zoning in on it to learn and I will say, this is always going to be my go to when learning the basic of music. I am glad you took the time to make this. This is a very useful tutorial and is a good way to get those who are interested in music started. Again, Many thanks. Keep up the good work. This is indeed going into my playlist of Creativity.
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Glad someone else is covering LMMS. Really great software.
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You DEFINITELY deserve more subs! this was very helpful, thank you!
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My dude, this is an excellent beginner guide. Enough specifics to detail workflow and pointed notes on where creativity should be so it is easy to follow your example and then experiment. As a teacher by trade, I can tell you this was a top tier lesson.
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went from being "oh hell no" bad to "eh" bad, huge improvement! cheers mate!
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This is very useful. While don't make games, I do make machinima films. Having something that provides the idea of what I need for music will be very helpful.
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Good video. Gave me some basic ideas. The montage is great
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I was looking exactly for this, I was already toying with LMMS so perfect fit!
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Thanks for the video. I recently started learning game Dev and this video is very helpful. 😀👍🏻
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its like so good. Poeple who know music full on they dont make tutorials like this. But u r on a next level. Thanks a lot
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@trueblue97
2 years ago
Some Timestamps: 4:08 Drum Loops 6:14 Chords 4:33 Melody 12:04 Bass
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