Hi Friend,
We've experienced the digital revolution and all the awesome benefits that it's brought us, BUT some music creators have missed out on another revolution all together.
I get it... You've got a state-of-the art Digital setup.
You probably record your own live instruments, vocals and drums.
You've might have perfected mic technique, EQ , compression and even mixing, and yet...
You're still missing something...
It feels like a mystery.
"Why doesn't my music sound as slick or as modern as the latest music productions," you might be saying to yourself.
I know that frustration, knocking your head against the wall trying to match those international Top 10 tracks from any music genre.
You're using the latest DAW and plugins, and maybe you even have a good amount of experience doing this for goodness sake! So what is it your missing?
I'll tell you what it is...
Modern music has undergone a major shift.
First, sampled loops changed music forever. Then virtual instruments revolutionized how we create music.
Now there's an entire new art form dedicated to creating music on computers.
I'm not just talking about pure electronic styles like EDM, or electronic influenced styles like today's pop and RnB. I'm also talking about traditional styles of music like rock, orchestral, classical, country and even jazz!
You'll be surprised to find that the top productions today use a hybrid of recorded and programmed instruments.
But if you feel like you're lost in that world, you don't have to be left behind any longer!
I've partnered with my good friend award-winning producer David Campos to bring you the Music Programming Clinic Webinar next week on Tuesday June 19th at 1 PM Eastern/10AM Pacific free of charge.
David is going to open up the world of music programming to you. - David will smash the myth that music programming is only for electronic music!
- He'll show you how to make your music more modern using methods developed during his 25 year career in the music business.
- He'll showcase how amazing and real sounding some virtual instruments can be, and how you can implement them into your current productions to modernize your current sounds.
- And he'll also cover production techniques such as polyrhythms and the layering methods that you can utilize immediately.
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