As well as being fun and interesting to listen to you need to have energy that makes people want to get up and dance. You will learn each of these to be able to use them to best effect in your own tracks.Īt the end of the day, this is a track made for the dance floor. There are also many, many different FX used in this course 3 different types of delay, reverb, phasing, chorus, saturation, distortion, compression, multiband compression and many more. Jon will teach you how to record a basic vocal in Cubase and then use many different processing techniques like, comping, pitch shifting, time stretching, formant shifting and editing to make it sound good.

In this module you will also learn to use a variety of methods like samples, Retrologue and even Halions Flux wavetable synthesizers to make a Skrillex type wonky bass sound.Īlthough basic the vocal in this track could be made by you easily. This is a fully repeatable process that you can learn and apply to your own tracks every time. Each time you start simply and repeat with changes, gradually adding complexity as you go. Here you will learn how to break it down and start simply each time with the very same method that Jon uses to make his own tracks. Making an Electro track like this with so many moving parts can seem like a daunting task. Module 2 - How To Create A Wonky Electro Vibe This first couple of intro videos serves as a way to get you familiar with the project window, the sampler track, finding and importing samples in the Media tab, MIDI and a whole load more things before we step it up a gear and start getting more advanced You'll be selecting a kick, snare and hats and programming a basic beat whilst getting familiar with the basic functions of Cubase. This is super important as it will provide the foundation for your track to be built upon. Module 1 - Intro & Programming A Drum BeatĪfter a brief intro you'll get right into making a beat for your electro track.

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