7 Transition Secrets the Pros Use (and how to use them in your music!) 👀

In this video I share 7 transition tricks pro producers use, to make your music flow seamlessly from one section to the next.

Whether you produce house, techno, drum & bass or even pop, adding transitions to your music are an essential part of finishing music.

We go into creating risers, reverse reverb (boss level), reverse percussion and much more in this transition tutorial.

So, if you want to know how to use transitions in production, this tutorial is a must!

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In this tutorial we go in-depth into:

00:00 - Intro
01:59 - Reverse Percussion
04:10 - Risers
06:56 - Reverse Reverb (Boss Level)
13:43 - Spatial Washout
16:11 - Pitch Bending
21:04 - Filter Automation
24:13 - Hook Hint

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Will

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[tonycasaus]

With learning music production, a lot of the struggle is not knowing what to ask. There is so many things to learn, but it's the tricks like this that help get to that next level. Super helpful. Super Thanks.

[reed]

Definitely cover vocal processing. It's currently my biggest weakness! Great video as always :D

[nebukad]

Phantastic vocal reverse reverb - you‘re the boss👌

[EDMTips]

Let me know what you think of this video in the comments below. If you liked this video don't forget to smash that subscribe button so you don't miss out on any of my upcoming tutorials! 🔥

[JoDawne]

yes I want shepherd tone tutorial :-)... hadn't thought of pitchbend for drums and bass... holy moly... watch out! :-)

[Rehoxx]

when is that track releasing? love how the vocal blends in (:

[lozza]

This is perfect timing Will needed this!

[harentino]

another great video Will! Excited for your sound design workshop on Wednesday!

[lightartorias]

I am a metal music producer, and this was super awesome! Thank you my friend!

[melvincoleman]

Best transition tips I found on YouTube. Thank you so much!

[sikdermahmud]

6:50 - did you try few more sweet spots to place that riser before going to the next tip? 😂 This is a gem of a channel mate. I am going through all your videos to fill up the gaps in my learning before probably signing up to your course. Thanks for all these absolutely fantastic contents.

[HowlingFretFumbler]

I have lost count of the number of times I have watched this. I learn something new every time. Thanks Will. ❤

[stiptreezy]

Great tips! I find myself using most of these already but the auto panning automation on the riser is a nice touch I hadn’t considered as well as a few other things. Thanks for the ideas and the “sauce” as they say. 🤘

[JonnySimpson-pt]

Class Video again Will, Nice one mate 😎😎👍🏽👍🏽

[tonescapes]

Keep em coming my man.always good to watch

[oldschooljohnny]

Some of these I already knew, the others, I will try.

[dataintedreality]

Great video with practical examples and excellent explanation.

[manuele.morillo]

You've helped me big. Can't appreciate enough!

[paulkettle]

Thanks for this. Was a good watch and will no doubt help inspire some transitions moving forward

[paulsmith]

Hi Will, great tutorial as usual and I'd love you to do one on making shepherd risers. Thanks!