Noob vs Pro Producers: Can you hear the difference?

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In this video we are taking 3 music producers of 3 different skill levels and making them use the exact same acapella. Let see what they can create in 30 minutes!

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Tr1ll - @tri11szn

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[ServidaMusic]

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[koalamusik]

Conclusion: the better you get, the darker the studio

[Scypherr]

The beginner actually had a pretty good melody going.

[MrBaked-fbdo]

The most noticeable difference is in the mixing, especially with the vocals. You can hear the vocals get progressively louder from Beginner to Expert

[authunpal]

This video just gave me the recipe for pro-level beats, time to cook up something amazing! I learned that pro producers usually use much better instruments and drum samples where as noobs don't focus on sound selection that much and instead try to fix stuff afterwards. I tell all of my producer friends to use platforms like Splice or Prodsounds kits so that you can have only a kick, snare and a bass and it already sounds amazing haha.

[truescience]

I can tell the intermediate producer wanted to do what Simon did but the way he produces 30 minutes wasn’t enough time to flesh that out 😭

[mubumubu]

This humbled me. Your intentional decision making, and sticking to a core idea and just adding enhancements was wonderful. The others also did a great job by going with their gut feeling, after all that's what music is about!

[soaribb]

Begginer and expert were my faves.
The first one was simple but everything in it was effective. And the last just felt so right, all of it.

[husix]

Simons Beat literally feels like it was made with the artist in a room the bounce like everything fits together perfectly this dude is insane

[Solanaar]

You can really tell where that experience went into.

Firstly Simon's mixing was much better, the mix was more balanced, the vocals more present and the drums were hitting harder without distorting.

Secondly the amount of ear candy and general scope of what he did in only 30 minutes were above the others, obviously because he doesn't have to experiment as much and knows what to do when.


That was really insightful. Thanks to all three of you!

[barrytheartist.]

Why’s the first beat so clean though?! Has a nice catchy melody vibe to it

[Jay-egmv]

Beginner and intermediate ones sounded like random beats with the accapella slapped onto it, while Simon’s actually felt like the accapella and the instrumentations played together perfectly.

[Matheus]

I actually got goosebumps from your version Servida. Crazy beat. This sounds like it could be on the radio and the clubs. 10/10.

[paolavarela]

I actually liked the beginner’s beat quite a lot!

[CeeMoreno]

I love how this isn't a competition and shows the levels on knowledge instead. PROOF NOT TO GIVE UP YALL!!!! #DontGiveUp

[ITRiBUTEI]

beginner just out shined the intermediate

[pietrocamporesi]

Raffy beats is actually crazy good, he's talented with only 1 year of experience

[rtrbeats]

30 mins and have that result is just insane Simon, respect man

[milchbubiiiiii]

At 3:35 i think the beginner said "That was horrible" ... if he did i would die of laughter that shit too funny

[prodbyvelox.]

This was sooo good! Love how you clearly can see who's the more/less experienced producer. This kind of vids really give me the motivation I need. Thank you!