3 Levels of Future Bass - NOOB vs PRO vs ILLENIUM 

Hot take: The noob's melody + chord progression was far superior to the other two

when you realize you're worse than noob

Who can relate that sound "Thank you for trying this demo"😂

So what did I learn today? *"W A T E R D R O P"*

Me: Time to be a pro My computer: Don't even think about it

When the world needed him he returned

Level 1: Tone deaf Level 2: I can add more layers? Level 3: Wait, fruityloops has more features??

Here are 10 tips to make songs sound better: 1. Add sidechain to the louder synths when the beat plays (the beat will sound much clearer). When the kick plays make sure it's powerful but not too OTT. 2. If you want to, you can cut the chords just before the snares come in 3. For the snare add a high-pitched one along with another few layered snares and sprinkle some reverb. Make sure to cut the reverb before the next kick comes in otherwise it will bleed into the next chord impact (applicable for if you're making chords that cut just before the snare) 4. Don't be afraid to add in layers, just make sure they sound good together otherwise it will sound chaotic. Supersaws (saw waves with a whole lot of voices) already sound pretty chunky. 5. Stay in the scale, especially with lower-pitch sounds and with leads because if you don't, they would clash together and will sound pretty horrible 6. Always EQ the song and add filters if you want it to sound full 7. Use white noise in the synths to fill the song even more (ensure that the noise isn't too loud or too quiet) 8. If you're adding in a piano or any other manual instrument try to not make the notes play at the same time, but add a bit of delay to each note (for example let one note play and shortly after let the other notes join in), and add different velocities to each one to make it sound more natural 9. In some genres, especially future bass and melodic dubstep, you can create a sort of "wub wub" sound by messing around with the volume of the synths, or if you're lazy, just add in attack to the synths. 10. For leads and basses, try and stick with some modified saws because in my opinion, saws are usually best with basses and leads. If you're creating a bass with saw waves, it would be better to add distortion and some noise (once again to fill up the empty spots) And there they are! I hope I helped some of you guys, and if there's anything you want me to fix, please tell me.

I've been composing songs for 8 years. And I just realized I was a noob.

"ThAnK YoU FoR tRyInG tHiS DeMo"🤣

Man, The Pro final sounded so damn good! Please make it a full track, damn I’d play the shit out of that!! Sounds so good 🔥

"Just add more layers" - Talented Internet Guy

The Noob Part is just straight up Mocking me XD.

2:37 headphone user be like :- 😳😲😲

The PRO result is LEGENDARY! it just made me shiver because how good the sounds are! Please tell me there is a full version of it, i can listen to it for hours!!!

when memphy uses this style of thumbnail he means business

When talking about layering the chords, I think it's really important to emphasize the importance of having each layer within it's own space in the frequency spectrum and each sound having their own kind of identifying features which, when blended together, sound like one thicc sound. I noticed that 2 of the layers in the Illenium chord stack were basically the exact same, where changing up the sounds and having different layers using different notes can add an extra bit of depth that copy and pasting the chords over can't replicate.

dude the fbi part legit gave me a heart attack i thought someone was yelling outside

bro, the noob level was more than enough to impress me.

This "Thank you for trying that demo" made my day xD

Fact is that if you're a pro, you don't wanna be like Illenium

“I bought Ableton the next day” -Nick

That’s very similar to Illenium’s “don’t let me down” remix right? or am I being stupid

if noob is ground level, then im laying 6ft under ...

I think I never heard any more "smooth" future bass than that pro-level damn

I can say I am no longer noob and kinda better than pro , but neither illenium either ..🔥

The final pro track would fit perfectly in the Rocket League soundtrack, it's a banger

Fun and informative tutorial - thank you! Cool walk-thru on the drum sounds. Pro version - has much more dynamic contrast between the two sections demo'd than in the Ill. The cohesive sound of Ill second section is tight and glued sweet.

I fucking love Illenium chords sound, it's so simple but so amazing

I just installed sylenth1 again the other day and didn't realise you don't download the demo then add your license key and the "Thank you for trying this demo" hit so hard. I miss those days. I once rendered out a song on the fl demo and using the sylenth1 demo in small sections, then used windows movie maker to piece them together and upload it, just so that it didn't have that in it and I couldn't open the project if I saved it

Bro, that over 94% haven’t subscribed made me real feel for u, and that u just mention it like 3 seconds. Respect ✊ Subscribed now.

the "house music" had literally had me crying HAHAAHAHAHAHA

6:36 DONT LeT mE dooo

1:19. Lmfao. I’ve been doing this shit for like 9 years and I slap a “house music” or “it’s a smash hit” somewhere in all of my tracks. Honesty, using “it’s a smash hit” vocoded to a serum saw, with a filter linked to the peak controller of the initial phrase, and the knobs adjusting a cmb- filter on a second iteration of a serum fx rack sounds pretty slick. I think I learned that from seamless. Can’t remember if He used peak controller or articulator tools…but yeah man. My ass made a whole ass drop out of “it’s a smash hit”. I

1:27 ...thank you for triying this démo...

You make insane quality content right here. The level of effort you've given thanks

ILLENIUM is just a whole nother level!! Love it

If you want to try something fancy with the chords, use the 9th and the 6th in the chords (especially the 9th). Lower tones of chords should be spaced out more than the higher tones to follow the harmonic series. Not necessary, but a fun little thing to create some chords with flavor

Dude all of these are amazing

I remember when I just started using FL and watching your tutorial, can't believe it's been over 3 years ^^ Also, the Sylenth1 demo "thank you for trying this demo" is bring trauma back to me xD

so many layers and no soul. People forget that it's not about the number of layers or sidechaining, it's about how the song makes you feel. A simple melody has the potential to do that without water drops and 5 different bass instruments and 3 different chord tracks. The 'pro' version is a clear example. It works so hard for nothing, the end result doesn't leave you with anything

wow what a vaigue tutorial,chords that sound good together soo helpful

Bruhhhh needed this so bad!! Thank you

broooo i timed it perfectly with the og song, and it sounded SICK

"house music" lololol

4:02 - I am ready to pay the price for full version of this one

Great info here! 💯

This will sound stupid but the noob's track gave me chills lol. Legit.

ILLENIUM the next king of EDM era.

Awesome...... I want to write songs like this......

sound amazing ! thanks for the tips ! :D

This was really great and helpful :D thx!

That water drop is very satisfying to listen to

I love pro 4:03 it sound absolutely awesome! Some thing that worth making a track with!

Thank you for trying this demo ! >3

Solid man, solid!

4:10 That drop

Un verdadero pro, no requiere de tanto para crear obras maestras

First video that i see from your channel. Now, subscribed, and waiting for more nice content. (I love your edition btw, please keep it up bro)

Thanks, this was extremely helpful 😊

Love the video ❤️. Keep them coming!! Also where do you get your vocals from? Or if anyone else has suggestions I am open to hear some!!

Cool, finally a new video!

awesome vid man props

I liked your video even before watching it, because I know this video is going to be fire!

“Thank you for trying this demo” triggered my fight or flight response

holy shit no way memphy posted??!??!???!!!!!

Thank you for trying this demo... we all went through this

That “nice” at the very end made me lol at the office dude. …nice 😂

¨Thank you for trying this demo¨ Man, that brought some memories...

I think the pro in progressive house is the pro in future bass! Also loving the fact that noob level it's always off key😂, I think I'm between noob and pro. Also I just subbed, your content is so much fun and inspiring to watch

That was awesome man, thank you

Cool, nice vocal samples!

Honestly I liked the Pro part way more than Illenium, and while that may just be my personal preference for the style, it still felt a lot more powerful

Him: this is the noob level Me: Noob is hard asf already wym!!!

Thank you for trying this demo

I adore all of 'em

Это полезно я постоянно смотрю такие видео и учусь чему то новому не знаю почему но мне легче учиться именно так.

the second melody is just amazin bro, please i want the full song man

the guidebook did, and now I finally understand the chanics!

Can you please finish this man. It's so underrated seriously.

Memphy !

Congratulations on 100K 😉

omg keep up the great work

Yep I guess You any commenter said this to do... ( I might be wrong ) But this is 🔥🔥

Najs! Another one! 😍

thank you for trying this demo

I miss making music. I was terrible at it but had so much fun arranging and sound designing

Very nice i love future bass👍but i have a big problem. Always when i put future bass chords, bass, kick and a melody together, the chords and the melody are realy fighting about their space and when i take the high end out of the chords it sounds very bad😐do you have any tips so that they fit together?

Najs

Bruh, that noob song is a banger!!!!, Thank you for adquiring this demo! XD

Dude ur videos r dope!!!

I just love how he used don't let me down for vocal 😂😂😂

"Thank you for trying this demo" gave me PTSD

thank you for trying this demo!

Good remake💙

This just proves me more on how bad my music is lmao

Hail to my sifu

that's so useful for beginners!

thank you for trying this demo.

I’d say I’m in an area between Noob and Pro, I can keep stuff on key, and my sound design is a bit better, however, my melody writing skills are still not the best, and I have trouble coming up with sounds to add.