In fact, I actually discouraged that very strongly. Secondly, you do not need to copy exactly everything that I am doing in order to create a trance track that sounds professional. So you'll find, for instance, that a couple of times I will mention that I'm doing something only to then change my mind about it later. So a lot of the decisions that I make a creative Andi happen on the go as I'm producing this track. I don't have any pre made ideas or anything about how I'm going to do it. So this entire course, I actually show you how I produce it from scratch. So I'm recording this after having finished producing the track. I just wanted to go over a little bit in more detail. Hopefully you've already read the description in the first lecture where I've just explained a few things. How to Trance - Introduction: hello and welcome to this course on producing Trance. This is not intended as a guide to replicate everything that has been done.ġ. We alos look at mixing your track, to make sure the volume levels are well balanced against each other, as well as mastering the track at the end! We add effects such as reverb, delay, compression and EQ, and explain the effect that these have on the overall soundĪt the end of the course, we also show you how we go about mastering the track and upload it to streaming services.Īttached are all the documents that you need for producing this track, although as mentioned in the opening video, completely copying and pasting the track is strongly discouraged, and the workflows and processes that are used instead should be inspirational. For instance, we talk about sound selection, track arrangement, the sections of each track ( intro, verse, drop, buildup, breakdown and outro), synth selection, mixing, the effects you need, and more.
I show you exactly step by step how I go from an empty Playlist window to a track which looks like this:Įach step is gone through in detail.
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