How Industry Producers Make Their Melodies | Fl Studio

In this tutorial, I'm going to cover everything you do and do not need to know when it comes to making your melodies. Specifically, I'm going to cover how to make chord progressions, melodies, how to humanize your melodies, common producer mistakes, proper practices when making your melodies as well as various tips and tricks along the way.


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[Finnathegod]

YOU WANT A BEAUTIFUL MELODY, I GOT YA.

[kennyrichardsonjr]

Bro, I don't say this often but this tutorial is 10/10. Thats the kind of detail I'm looking for when I look up a melody tutorial. Keep it up man your in your own lane as far as I'm concerned.

[JSewellBeats]

'How Unison makes their insane midi packs' 😂😂😂

[eliautin]

Damn finafinesse drops a vid when I’m at work so I go watch it in the bathroom when I’m taking a shit

Good vid Chief and perfect timing

[jimjoe]

This is honestly one of the best melody tutorials I’ve seen. Answered all the questions that other videos usually don’t.

[sig]

majority of youtube ‘tutorials’ dont actually go in depth like this dude does, props to you for actually helping.

[LvckySevan]

Its nice to realize that most if not all of these tips I already practice. Makes me believe I'm on the right track! Great video

[MrSundiefy]

12:30 What I try to do is, adjust the velocities manually first. I emphasize the one's I specifically want and then I randomize that to give them a more human feel. Usually, that prevents having velocities that are too out of place.

[verynice]

Nick Mira usually starts with his top melodies, some people might wanna consider this. great video btw

[prodwellfed]

Bro u are so sweaty about this topic. Like most producers are like “just get a feel for it” and you’d like well u need to go up a half a semi tone down by the third but no less than the 5th. And I love it. Ur amazing

[ghostradar]

The names of the scales come from the places in Anatolia (currently Turkey). All the scales are based on the music that people played in certain areas of Anatolia. For example, the phyrigian scale is from Phyrgia.

[prodxwoah]

I'M DYING AT THE WAY HE PRONOUNCES PHRYGIAN

[television]

Hey bro can you make a mike dean tutorial?

[AmnesiaxBeats]

AYE-OH-LEE-IN (mode) (diatonic) literally a natural minor scale. All those Weird names are subsets of scales (modifications) which means alternate note groupings that sound good together.

[andreasbeats]

One of the best tutorials in my opinion for melodies.

[lafjyrxn_]

This guy has changed my life of making beats i was overthinking everything😂

[jeremiedonckers]

You are the GOAT of tutorial my man ! Thank you !

[machinemademan]

after watching other tutorials i just come back here..no one else teaches because they love to teach not to fish to sell a pack or course. thank you man. you dont hold back anything

[ianv]

I have been producing for close to 4 years, I've dabbled in making my own melodies but they usually don't sound that good. So I sticked to using loops. This tutorial is really good, I've just made my first actual decent sounding melody with it. I hope I can keep it up!

[hado_]

You dont have to remember scales on FL, you can just use the scale helper and chose the scale you want.