I Tried Making a Beat in LMMS!! *free daw*

CHAPTERS
00:00 - THE PLAN
00:17 - FIRST TIME OPENING UP LMMS!
00:50 - TRYING THE STOCK VSTs
02:00 - TRYING THE SAMPLER
02:42 - CHORDS!!
03:49 - COUNTER MELODY!!
04:57 - Today's sponsor: Skillshare
05:49 - TRYING THE STOCK FX
06:34 - DRUMS!
08:00 - 808!

#lmms​ #free​ #daw​
This video was sponsored by Skillshare

[whplash]

btw for anyone trying to get rid of the clicking noise, you just go to envelopes/lfo and turn up the release slightly, and if you get it the moment you start playing, just slightly (ever so slightly) turn up the attack. Hope that helps!

[RishabhIndora]

LMMS is really close to my heart as it's the first DAW I ever started my production with! ❤️

[pixelyzd]

I'm LMMS producer and I really like it. I can't afford other DAWs and i don't want to crack them so I use this and I can load other free plug-ins or drum kits I find on internet and it works very good

[santirossx]

this man every time he goes to record something in the daw smiles or touches his cap lol

[Beatsbycee]

If we had this daw when we were 20, we'd probably be billionaires rn...

[AnthonyHVids]

This man makes a beat in 10 seconds better than any beat I’ll make in my life

[iiieliteiii]

i used to use this before i switched to fl studio. It’s very good for a free daw and i would recommend it to anyone who can’t afford a daw like fl or ableton

[AlexKuma]

That beat proves that its not about the daw :P really good beat, everything considered :o

[_Slate]

this video gives me insane nostalgia for when I used to use LMMS. (fun fact I used to pretend it stood for "Legendary Music Making Software" xd).

[lukewood]

You're the only beatmaker I saw actually checking out how to do stuff on LMMS instead of going like "I can't do it, so this DAW is trash". Good stuff. I've been learning music production for 3 months now and actually managed to compose more than 15 songs from different genres on it(channel JazzyLuke). You CAN do decent stuff on LMMS as long as you know what you want and is not afraid of studying.

[nikogal]

LMMS was the DAW I started on, didn't make any heat in it but it ignited my music production journey. Started march of last year.

[niccolovnz]

To record something and listen also to other instruments you have to use the play triangle on the left of the stop square in the piano roll

[w-homusic]

i would pay money to be as happy as this guy for a single day

[asdfghjkl]

2:08 lmao that violin always kills my ears when I’m clicking through the instruments

[pndaMobby]

I like how I've been using this for years and in the first 2 minutes he already knowsmore than me lol

[abstrakt_thought_]

To remove the clicking sound you go into lfo and turn the amount up to the max and the attack just a little bit.

Edit: lmms gang

[REVLISLNSG]

I learned on lmms after my uncle let me try out garage band at a young age. It was dope for it being free and it lead me to go to fl haven't stopped producing since 🔥

[pauljs]

LMMS doesn't have the envelope on instruments set to anything (or even enabled) by default, adjusting it for a few ms on attack (and maybe decay) will get rid of most clicking. Also may need to use the fast-lookahead FX on the master track to limit how loud some things get as it doesn't limit additive tracks automatically. (Some other DAW programs will do that for you.) Not that it can't sound good, but it forces you to learn to mixing if you honestly want it to.

[litrixbeats]

Whoa, when I read the title I couldn't believe you were trying Lmms, I use it, you're amazing Ed and that beat is straight up heat🔥🔥

[xkai]

If you loop a section then play the play button with the circle around it, you can listen to all on the instruments and map your own sounds at the same time in piano roll