Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
2 Hour(s) 26 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Vishal Vira
Rating
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Course Overview
Complete beat making, music production for beginners, or new-to-Reaper producers. Mixing, Arranging, Mastering Beats
Welcome to the Reaper Beat making, music production course. Go from zero experience to a music producer in no time!
Are you tired of randomly clicking through notes to make a melody that sounds good? After an hour of hard work (and tears), you come up with something and it doesn’t even sound good? You then realize that it is the lack of production knowledge (or worse, half knowledge) that is a part of the issue.
Excited to learn something new, you look for resources on the internet that can teach you to produce so that you can start making awesome-sounding beats. After putting in hours of effort, going through walls of text and watching videos, things get even more complex. You're hit with a bunch of terms, ideas and concepts that make no sense.
I feel your pain. Been there, done that.
My name is Vishal. I have been producing music for the past 3 years and I'm here to help you save your time and effort.
In this course, I have put together short, simple-to-understand lectures that will help you produce your first beat TODAY!!
Get 144 minutes of dense information. I promise I don't like to repeat the same information over and over to exaggerate the value of the course. And that holds true for all of my courses.
Save yourself the headache. Take the free preview now!
Benefits of taking this course:
* This course will help you build the fundamentals you will require to become a producer.
* Forget the use of complex terms that you don't understand. This course is jargon-free!
* I demonstrate my workflow that helps me complete 5 beats a day with ease!
* Right from building Chords to Mixing, mastering and arranging - Everything is covered in easy-to-understand lectures.
* This course consists of all workflow hacks, tips, tricks and techniques that I have learned over my production journey.
* This course is beginner-friendly. It is also perfect for you if you're an intermediate who is new to Reaper. I will show you my entire workflow. Kick-start your beat making journey with Reaper.
* I cover a hip-hop/trap type beat, but you can apply the learnings to other genres such as R&B, EDM, Blues etc.
*When it comes to Music production, there is more than one way to achieve the same result. In this course, I ensure that I show you the simplest ways to get results.
Hip Hop Beat Making in Reaper : Ultimate Guide for Beginners
Course Content
- 15 section(s)
- 27 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Introduction
- Section 2 Themes: All You Need to Know About Them
- Section 3 The Tools You'll Need to Make Beats
- Section 4 This Method Will Save You 10-15 Every Session
- Section 5 The Efficient Workflow
- Section 6 These Are the Only Options You Need to Know in the MIDI Window
- Section 7 Make Chords - The Easy Way (And a Few Secrets)
- Section 8 Drum Placement - Simplified!
- Section 9 The Low-End Game
- Section 10 Keep The Listeners Attention With This Beat Component
- Section 11 Mixing Made Simple
- Section 12 How to Arrange Your Beat in Under 10 Minutes
- Section 13 Win The Loudness War (Every Time!)
- Section 14 Conclusion
- Section 15 Updates
What You’ll Learn
- Create Chords & Melodies Effortlessly, Mixing, Mastering, The simple way of making beats, Drum Patterns, Arranging Beats, Create Counter Melodies, Create Amazing Basslines, No-effort Music Production, Creating space in the mix
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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TTorben Gregersen
Reaper is a complete new DAW for me
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LLeopold Tan
Thanks Vishal, I will try and apply your technique. I'll keep practicing, Thank you, Thank you, Thank you.
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RRobert McGinnis
This is a great starting course. I deducted a star because of a few "leap of faith" points left out in the beats part; I believe it's for brevity. It did make me rewatch a few times to look where I missed the "how." Better than almost all of the other introductions to reaper I found.
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AAjay Newar
Good
