4 Tips to INSTANTLY Make Beats FAST and Improve Workflow *10 Beats a Day Method*

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[lokizmstudio]

Another outstanding video. Being in the right mindset is key. Don’t get caught up trying to bang out instant beats. Yeah you need to build your catalog, quality matters. Chefs take time to prepare a meal and if you cooking up, do the same.

[C-zaar]

By far the MOST helpful five tips I’ve seen so far on this topic. I’m one of those people who spend hours sitting at the computer and end up with only a melody and a couple drum patterns. Thank you so much bro!! Subbed and all !

[jonlejaune]

I think a really good advice for Logic people would be to make a template for beat... If you know you're using a kick/808/clap/perc/hihat, make a software instrument track for everyone of them already... you can also load an instance omnisphere already if that's the main vst you're using! shit like that makes the workflow way faster and similar to FL's drum rack!

[SweetScaleTV]

NICE VID BRO! Ive been watching all these producers making 10 beats a day... they all sample the melodies... For me it aint about speed.. You'll naturally get faster over time too. Great share Ocean!

[Beautyroseeboutique]

Best #1 channel for learning everything 🙏

[zen_nabu]

Taking a day to make nothing but samples/melodies is actually a great idea. Thanks.

[OmarJano]

I know when I’m looking at a professional at his craft. Thank you for the content, I look forward to learning from you to step up my production game!

[CentaurusRelax]

Fantastic stuff. I would love to see a video where you run down a ton of DAW 'shortcuts.' I know there are 'legends' that show what every keyboard shortcut does within Logic, but seeing them executed visually is so much more powerful and effective than just reading the keystroke symbols. When you showed the *brush* tool to lay down the hi-hat roll — that was something i doubt i would have discovered for a while. I've been watching people do the thing where they chop the midi, but your method is certainly better. Maybe do the 20 shortcuts you use most often — that would be insanely helpful.

[joserosado]

Dope tip with importing project files with the clicking. That was very informative my brother. Thanks and peace. Keep on rockin’.

[TiasProduction]

That's a good idea to make your own loops! I've never thought of doing that.

[giovammo]

One thing that works for me is just moving on, like, don't get stagnant while making a beat (for example, I spend too much time balancing and stuff like that) just MOVE! That way you'll be able to progress and learn from your mistakes.

[kamilnavarro]

This channel is so good and inspiring I'm so glad to found it

[calshore]

Super helpful Ocean! You make the best videos on YouTube for learning Logic! Keep it up bro 🔥

[mr_senat]

Yeah it all makes sense bro thank for the tutorial and I thought I was the only one who uses the same hat the snare the same kick the same 808😂💯

[Tobiasphere]

I watched a t minus interview and he strongly believes in quality over quantity, but then again he already has the bag we're all chasing

[Johnhasa]

That thing about making your melody before hand👌🏾 I'm gonna start making some samples ASAP.

[spacecadet]

that command r tip is definitely going to be put to use immediately. Good looks fam, no more option drag lol

[hazelnuzz]

Nice one! The first one is the most important for me as well. Without my muse I cant work efficiently.

[dakota]

Tip number one is sick, keeping it neutral and objective instead of giving it a positive bias, when you keep things neutral and objective it allows major flexibility

[kerwinfernandes]

Great tips, thanks. God bless you and your family abundantly always 🙂🙏🏼❤️