Making Music for Non-Musicians! Funtorial :)

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FREE EASY FUN online easy music making tutorial! Why do you need to make music for your indie games? Watch the video to find out! I am a game developer who until recently stunk at composing, but thanks to my own how to video I learned! (That's a testimonial from myself, hop on the bandwagon.

[eeboiee]

I'm glad that you're telling people who use chrome music lab that beepbox exists.

[annethraxx]

imma be real, the only thing i learned from this video is what san francisco looks like from a space view

[SethMiller]

As a 6-year commercial music designer, thank you so much! I can finally make music that actually sounds good!

[Vniulus]

For me, limitations of Chrome Music Lab is its genius because instead of "Let's try moving these 236 sliders" you just create music. Because of it, I wrote music in it, that I would have never written in FL. I love CML.

[SuperScaryOatmeal]

you forgot to mention that beepbox is open source, so there are LOTS of mods on there
(i personally use ultrabox since it's pretty much trying to combine all beepbox mods which in return, gives massive customizabillity, but jummbox and padorasbox are also great too)

[GenericGGG]

Instructions unclear: I have used BeepBox for 2 years straight and I can't go back.

[imacat]

thanks for showing the chrome music lab! it manages to show very good concepts in a way even a todler could understand 10/10 video :)

[RandooART]

My man put in a fake sponsor...



10/10 You are already preparing for getting sponsored!

[DataPotato]

Fourth time watching and I even made the video! Nice job, DataPotato!

[javamatrix]

Instructions unclear, made mashed potatoes (they pretty good tho)

[clivehandforth]

thank you datapotato this is exactly silly enough for me to understand

[SheepUndefined]

A helpful bit of music theory that I kinda use a lot as a wannabe musician is like. Certain notes feel like they "want" to move into another note. This depends on the scale and it's super complex, but you can feel your way through this.
If a note "feels" like it finishes the melody or just kind of like, rings out sorta, you can tease the listener by building up to that, and not playing a resolving note until a bit later.
Going too long without resolving kinda feels like, crummy, but you can toy around with it a bit. It's kind of like getting a drink of water after you keep dropping the glass and have to go to the store and buy a new glass each time. Way better than if you had just drank it at the first possible chance!
...lot more glass in your feet, though.

[Tutyshow_]

Hey, thank you so much, you introduced me to Beepbox, and without this video, i wouldn't be able to make "good music"

[DrizzyB]

LMMS, Jummbox, Ultrabox, etc. are all goated free DAWs that I recommend.

[Nebvla]

1:25 if u have any music knowledge then definitely use lmms (i usually use it, its unstable but pretty good for beginners)
Best free synth: vital

[agentepoio]

3:52 Todo comienza cuando no hay nada que hacer…

[urassari]

3:16 SCRIBBLENAUTS TYPE BEAT ❗❗❗❗❗❗🗣🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥🔥

[Arufi]

4:43 ..Or try save the music lab song you made as a midi file and import it into beepbox (yes it has midi importer). And then edit it anything in beepbox all you want


(Btw i do beepbox since like 1 year ago)

[FlipinSneck]

No clue if anyone will see this but online sequencer is probably the best you can get

[nir]

that song you made is such a banger goddamn