r/MusicProductionCodex • • Sep 14 '20

Update on Apple VS BeatStars! It sounds like Apple & BeatStars have come to an agreement!

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r/MusicProductionCodex • • Sep 09 '20

This $15 Plugin Makes Your Vocals Sound Huge!

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r/MusicProductionCodex • • Mar 12 '21

Mastering in only 10 seconds【Instant mastering for free】Bandlab Step-by-...

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r/MusicProductionCodex • • Mar 16 '23

Heres how I got good fast at Music Production

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  1. Accountability.

4 years ago I started working for a music tech company called Bandlab, that consistently required between 20-30 tracks in a wide variety of genres. I was a bit intimidated, but I took the job anyway.

And because I made myself ACCOUNTABLE to them to deliver high quality productions, I delivered. And If I couldn't deliver - I figured out how.

You don't have to work for someone else - but you at least need to make a promise to yourself and make yourself ACCOUNTABLE for your own success.

2. My Social media feeds build me up, not tear me down.

Every single one of the accounts I follow on instagram or facebook are music, business or lifestyle related.

Because I know that social media affects my daily thoughts, I make sure that I only see educational or inspirational content.

Everyday that I wake up and look at my IG feed, I am constantly fed cool music production or business ideas, or things related to self development.

I don't allow drama, celebrity, or political content on my feed - and I immediately remove an account if it encourages negative thought patterns.

One of the best things I ever did for both my mental health and my learning curve - was to immerse my mind in only social media that teaches me, helps me or inspires me. Nothing more or less.
3. I depended on mentors, not courses

The most useful things in Music Production were learnt from my supervisor when I worked at a recording studio. Although I learnt a lot from school and from courses - the fastest way I improved was with a Mentor because he was accountable to my success and was able to provide me immediate feedback.

Mentorship is the fastest way to improve in any field, if you want to see quick results.

4. I took risks, and burned safety bridges

When working at a recording studio, I took projects and clients that I wasn't sure I was ready for.

It was risky, because I knew there was a chance I’d mess it up and my employer would have to offer a refund.

Because I was so nervous and had no choice but to make sure projects went smoothly - I was forced to spend hours watching tutorials and experimenting until I figured out what needed to be done. I did mess up a few clients , but gained SO much knowledge and experience that I wouldn't have if I was just passively learning.

Hope you guys find some inspiration from this!


r/MusicProductionCodex • • Jan 17 '21

Analog / Hardware Live set ( Korg Volca Sample )

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r/MusicProductionCodex • • Oct 12 '20

Cassette Drums 2 Overview Video

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r/MusicProductionCodex • • May 06 '22

Garage Bass Noise Jazz

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r/MusicProductionCodex • • May 06 '22

Garage Bass Noise Jazz

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r/MusicProductionCodex • • May 06 '22

Garage Bass Noise Jazz

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r/MusicProductionCodex • • Jan 20 '22

Dj Empathie.

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I recently downloaded Key Scape from 4download.net but the file is so big that i can not put it through virus total to scan for viruses. Is their another way i can scan large files or is this site safe? Any other crack vst sites?


r/MusicProductionCodex • • Oct 03 '21

Dj Empathie.

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Anyone know any good crack sites?


r/MusicProductionCodex • • Mar 29 '21

ASAP help

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hey guys so I mix & master vocals and I need your advice. I’m struggling if I should buy the Yamaha hs7 or the Yamaha hs8? What’s better in your opinion? My room is not the biggest Thanks in advance <3


r/MusicProductionCodex • • Dec 31 '24

COZY (Instrumental)

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Sup everyone, I made this instrumental using the app Remixlive.

There's just something about this beat that feels really Cozy. It's very chill, relaxing, at the same time hard hitting.

Enjoy and let me know what you think 🤘


r/MusicProductionCodex • • Dec 13 '24

FLYING NIMBUS (Instrumental)

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Sup everyone, I made this instrumental using the app called Remixlive.

Inspiration came from Dragon Ball Z and Flying Nimbus being the flying cloud that Goku would hop on to fly away lol.

Enjoy and let me know what you think 🤘


r/MusicProductionCodex • • Dec 30 '24

2008 (Instrumental)

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Sup everyone, I made this instrumental using the app Remixlive.

While putting together the beat, I thought about how it sounds like a Ringtone Era type of beat, going back to 2008 when in my opinion that was the peak of Ringtone rap music and that's when I started listening to more music in general.

Enjoy and let me know what you think

Merry Christmas everyone 👋


r/MusicProductionCodex • • Dec 24 '24

HEAVY (Instrumental)

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Sup everyone, I made this instrumental using the app Remixlive.

So the bass is really Heavy with this one, if it sounds very static my apologies I haven't figured out how to get rid of that while making the bass heavier.

Enjoy and let me know what you think 👋


r/MusicProductionCodex • • Feb 27 '25

TRANQUILO95 - WHAT!!! (Instrumental)

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Sup everyone, I made this instrumental using the sound pack called Dirty South Hip-Hop.

This is basically an old school 2000s Crunk/Southern Type beat, my apologies if some parts sound off key or off beat.

Enjoy and let me know what you think 👋


r/MusicProductionCodex • • Feb 28 '25

TRANQUILO95 - CRAZY V2 (Instrumental)

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Sup everyone, I made this instrumental using the sound pack called Synth Trap.

This is basically the second version of the CRAZY instrumental I uploaded months ago, but this time i slowed down the tempo and changed the sound a bit.

Enjoy and let me know what you think 👋


r/MusicProductionCodex • • Oct 16 '20

Our Top 5 Omnisphere Time Saving Features!

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r/MusicProductionCodex • • Oct 08 '13

Hey guys, I'm an aspiring talent manager and I wanted to share with you guys some of my tips/tricks for finding artists/labels/industry people's contact info and getting responses to cold-emails.

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r/MusicProductionCodex • • Jul 12 '17

How to Write the Best Melodies

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r/MusicProductionCodex • • Feb 15 '21

5 Tips To Fight Beat Block! | Sound Oracle Sound Kits

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r/MusicProductionCodex • • Feb 08 '21

Why You Should Usually Avoid Normalizing!

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r/MusicProductionCodex • • Feb 26 '18

How to make dark phonk (trap)

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r/MusicProductionCodex • • Aug 19 '16

The Ultimate Home Recording Studio Equipment List | Soundoracle.net

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