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The Music Demo Process
Building Tracks for Music Demos
Music Production
Creating Music Demo Drum Parts
Creating Music Demo Bass Parts
Creating Music Demo Harmonics
Drum Vibes for Music Demos
Using Bass in a Music Demo
Music Demo Tempo
Building Music Demo Drum Tracks
Layering a Music Demo Drum Track
Building a Music Demo Bass Track
Dimensions of Music Demos
Developing Music Demo Layers
Recording Music Demo Vocals
Music Demo Background Vocals
Mixing Music Demo Vocals
Music Demo Mixing
Basics of Music Demo Layering
Final Music Demo Mixing
Summary: Creating a music demo requires an understanding of musical fluidity for how particular parts should interact with one another. Learn about molding your bass parts to fit your demo from a professional musician in this free video.
Zepherin Conte is a master teacher, author and consultant. She has enjoyed a rich professional career as a multi-faceted artist, dancer, singer, musician and poet. Her compositions...read more
"The example of the bass sound that I used for this song is a little, little bit more edgy than the one I played for your earlier because I felt that the way that I wanted this to sound in the end was that the drums would be, that the bass would kind of surround the drums. So that the bass, the bass would be very fat and very cutting. So I picked an edgier sound. That's going to be the building blocks for the track for "Oh, How Usual." So those are two examples of the bottom sounds. We're building a track from the bottom up in the example that I'm going to work with with you today that I selected to, that I think best conveys the sense of the song "Oh, How Usual." So in the next segment, we'll begin talking about how we're going to build the actual tracks based on the song."
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