Arrangement Tricks To Make Your Beats More Interesting!

In this video, I give you 5 arranging tricks to make your beat more interesting. This works on any DAW including FL Studio, Logic, Ableton, etc. These tips can also work for multiple genres. Comment your personal arrangement tricks below!

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[ServidaMusic]

Make you guys check out my new MIDI Kit!!

[annlight]

1. add ambience
2. automation clips!!
3. mutes
4. delayed drop
5. add risers and fills


thank you so much for this!!

[luiskrsnerwinding]

Thank you for being so quick and not wasting time by saying a bunch unnecessary things. This was just the length it needed to be!

[vanityclan]

why are you so happy? you're a producer this isn't normal

[prodcurryjumpin]

i like how simon just casually makes a beat to explain a different concept and the beat's better than most of the shit i see online nowadays

[neoplumes]

I watch a lot of tutorials. This one makes the rest look amateur. You presented good information succinctly without fillers. Definitely subbing.

[remotegod]

Nice tips. "Mutes" is one of my favorites, I think no other trick gets such bang for the buck for such little effort. Literally all you have to do is take out a group of instruments for a bar, then let them come back in, and BAM you instantly have one of the most powerful, hard-hitting parts of your song/beat. Don't do it too much though - especially within one song - or it gets predictable (like all production tricks)

[frederickitt]

I just got back into music production (as a hobby) and I have to say seeing how happy and energetic this guy always in on here and Twitch etc, seeing how he’s always just enjoying the process is one of the greatest inspirations I’ve ever had from any producer.

This guy helped me learn in just a couple of videos to just ENJOY the journey! 🎹🎼

[lifedecoded]

To make a beat like this even bigger I'd recommend taking another ambience, stereo separating it, add some reverb with like 30-40% dry, add some midrange PP delay & sidechain it slightly with the kick. Gives the effect of the kick punching into the mix

[steviewitdafiji]

The beat flowed very well! It’s all the subtle things that really turn a good beat into a great beat. Dope stuff man!

[LeonHlabathi]

yo, i been on your channel for a few hours and i gotta say, i love the content you put out, and your personality just makes it fun to continue watching the video. bless up 🙏🔥

[djstapler]

I just have to say, this also works with harder edm genres as well as hard house genres. Nice.

[tylowe]

Great advice. It's the small things that can make or break a beat...

[StaRDevelopment]

Those 808s made me tear up by how beautiful they were! :, )

[TheSupermariojoe]

I love how simple all these are and yet they're so effective. And thank you for sticking to the point and not rambling on! Much love <3

[mundacaa]

This man so talented thank you so much bro ✊

[kobrabeatz]

Bro love the energy and the way you explain things, just got “uppers” couldn’t believe it was only 5 bucks that’s super value! You a real one homie keep it up 🔥🔥🔥

[ohkamimusic]

Simon delivering the goods, cant wait to try those uppers! Thanks for always dropping so much knowledge!!

[Jachersku]

Sounds like something from plants vs zombies

[SkoutiOPLoL]

Every other producer in youtube puts the 808 under where the kick hits.

Can you make a video explaining how you did that monstrous 808?