June 2022

Rolling basslines in techno music often use super fast, shifty-sounding basslines. This is something that synth players who are new to playing the synth part of a drum beat can struggle with. Instead of using a synthetic sound, try using an FM-style sequencer, such as Kontakt’s Percussion Ensemble.

Learn to produce Tech House Music Like Fisher. In the last few years, as dance music has increasingly gone more populist with deep house and nu-disco dominating the airwaves, some producers have been pushing to keep things techno-focused. One such act is Fisher, a Glasgow-based producer that’s been on our radar since last year with their dark and ultra raw tracks.

We are going to introduce one of the last released analog plug-ins, a VST called Analog Obsession. This plugin is actually based on an idea from a real analog synth and it has been developed by two veteran developers that have experience in designing synthesizers for over 30 years.

Zen World goes go over one of the most useful things you will learn in your music production career to bring impact and life to your music, AUTOMATIONS. Automations can be as simple as introducing an element in your Dance track to create moments in your track that people will be able to remember to identify your track.

Organic House Music is a modern version of beautiful, deep music. Deep house artists tend to use the thick, rhythmic basslines and drum machine sound instead of acoustic instruments. The focus is often on intricate bass and vocals. The compositions are more complex than just a beat and a big, fat bassline.

The key to ARTBAT’s success lies within their powerful and inventive sound of the highest quality. Their tracks have an impressive capacity to fuel both intimate dancefloors and huge arenas with energy and drive. And these are just the reasons many renowned artists are attracted by Artbat’s music.

to Divide) shows you how to construct basslines from the Afterlife label. He goes through writing MIDI, adding automations and layering for 3 amazing bass lines. In this tutorial we’re only using Ableton’s native synthesizers: Wavetable and Analog.