Producing a Liquid DnB Track from Scratch - How to Start Out 

Stack the layers

@@dojetunes Fuckuru

Add your Michael bays

add dat sub BASS

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He seems to know quite a fair bit if you ask me.

He was saying that he himself has no clue of music production and admires Kasgar for his seemingly huge knowledge, not disliking his tricks xD

Lol he has songs on NCS

He don’t know but you know and that’s important!!!🤣

Glad you like them! I hope to record a new episode soon! :)

Kasger Yay! Can't wait💜

Good find haha! It's a super simple arp melody thou, so I'm pretty sure it's just a coincidence!

Glad you like them! Hopefully I will have time to make a new one soon :)

It's indeed fascinating how he just quickly puts something random in there, and it fits. :p

Epoxygleu no it isn't, but if you watch him do it, you'd think it is.

He has songs on NCS 3 years before this video :v

Sure thing, I already did a hovering bassline in another video :)

You're welcome man, thanks for watching!

Thanks homie :)!

Hey, I get you. I tried to add some vocals samples to this track but couldnt really find any that fit it. Maybe next time :D!

soundcloud.com/michaelnexues/michael-nexeus-kasgers-tune

Good luck man

keep going bro. anything out we can listen to for support?

Yeah man, it's great :D!

I have some for you if u need man;)

hmu with that

Do you also have some for me?

same

Well you can just kinda watch his videos :D Also pretty much any synths work for liquid. Be creative.

Vital is good because its free and you can make alot of sounds with its endless amounts of wavetables

stranjah is pretty good

What do you mean?

Great tunes btw ;3

@@gertistamherd Try things :)

Well, first you need a DAW, which stands for Digital Audio Workstation. Your daw is your center, like the brain, there you will make your music, use your plugins, your samples, effects, etc. I recommend you FL STUDIO or Ableton Live 10. They both have trial versions if you want to explore them. For drums, kicks, hi hats you can find lots of stuff in Internet. Look for samples in web pages like Cymatics, looperman, soundshock audio, samplephonics or black octopus. Some will cost, some others will be free. You can also find loops of synthesizers or other instruments on those web pages. For making melodies, you can use samples or plugins. In plugins, I recommend you Serum by Xfer, (which has a free trial in their webpage if you want to check it out) or Sylenth 1 by Lennar Digital. I also recommend you to learn some music theory. This will help you to make good music and melodies, and to understand music better. You can learn from others in RU-vid, or by talking with people with knowledge in music theory. Also, have clear which genre you want to produce. From my own experience, knowing which genre you want to produce will save you a lot of time and effort. I hope I helped you. Good luck producing!

@@rickhart6908 Thank you so much, i'll try what you say! i have the Lmms, it's a free daw.