Disero

The best way to learn arrangement is to DJ your own tracks.

Mastering won't fix a bad mix. Get it right before you hit the limiter.

The most important part of your track? The first 8 bars.

Want better drums? Layer, layer, layer

The difference between a good and great producer? Finishing tracks... ...FML 🤣

The secret to a great buildup? Tension and release. Play with automation (width/level/space).

Your first 100 tracks will probably suck. Make them anyway.

The most underrated skill in EDM production? Sound selection.

Want your track to translate everywhere? Use a spectrum analyzer.

The key to a great mixdown? Proper gain staging from the start.

Your listeners don't care about your 1000 hours in the DAW. They care about how the track makes them feel. Effort has no intrinsic value.

AI stem splitting teaches you more about mixing than any course ever will.

Struggling with arrangement? Study DJ set transitions.

The best way to learn EDM production? Remake tracks you love.

You can't fix a bad recording with mixing. Get it right at the source.

The difference between amateur and pro? Attention to detail in the last 10%.

EDM success on Spotify starts with great songwriting, not just production.

Perfect is the enemy of done. Finish your tracks.

The most important plugin? Your volume fader... The second most important plugin? EQ...(which is just a multiband fader)

Sidechain compression is your friend. Abuse it.