Tutorial wishlist! (for tutorial writers and readers alike)

[R3cl41m3r]

A decent Raw Kick Tutorial.

Yes, I know YT and the interwebz overall has some tutorials but overall they aren't that raw.

What I'm looking for is a tutorial for a kick like: B-Front/Frequencerz/Digital Punk. The real nasty shit.

Well, you could aim for lower frequencies, or add some Hardcore influences.

[Zero Chance]

A Drum 'n, Bass Tutorial and how to make good sounding drums and some funky basslines

[D-Verze]

Yes I have compression on vocals, but they have a little bit that white noise on the back, so was wondering if there is some tut to help removing them...

try a gate effect first, this one adds dynamics thus should help you get rid of low levelled white noise then export, and eq/compress

[TSHmusic]

Are there any good tutorials on hardcore kicks?

[ljk32]

Are there any good tutorials on hardcore kicks?

But please don't think you need to use everything he's used to make them. Do your own thing, use that as a guideline.

[Xenophase]

Could someone actually make a half decent Melody tutorial ? Some of the tuts on here don't explain the fundamentals and theory behind making melody like scales and chord progression. Took me over a month to find out what chord progression was (BTW No hate to the people who already made a tut about melodies, they do help but aren't good enough to understand everything about a melody tbh)

[ljk32]

Could someone actually make a half decent Melody tutorial ? Some of the tuts on here don't explain the fundamentals and theory behind making melody like scales and chord progression. Took me over a month to find out what chord progression was (BTW No hate to the people who already made a tut about melodies, they do help but aren't good enough to understand everything about a melody tbh)

It's not that simple mate, it can't be taught through a short video tutorial. If you wanna learn theory and apply it to your stuff, it's gonna take a hell of a lot of reading and practicing - something that you can't learn over a simple video. There are thousands of tutorials on theory, and that applies to any form of music, so you wouldn't need a Hardstyle-specific one.

[Jonas]

True, I mean it's even taught in schools and such...

[Xenophase]

Yeah I guess so but its just so hard trying to find a website from searching Google or forum that actually explains this stuff and my school is shit when it comes to teaching music

[ljk32]

Really? Dude, type in music theory lessons in Google and tell me you don't get results.

EDIT: Like, this surely covers everything? http://www.musictheory.net/lessons
And that's assuming you don't get tired of reading the entire thing.