The book you are looking for is by David Felton (published by Attack Magazine). Core Content
There's no denying that a great dance track needs an infectious melody. So, what's David's secret to writing melodies that stick in your head? "For me, it's all about simplicity and hookiness," he laughs. "I try to keep my melodies simple, yet catchy and memorable. I also like to experiment with different melodic ideas and see what works best for the track." thesecretsofdancemusicproductiondavidfeltonepub exclusive
In the "secrets of dance music production" community, there is a phenomenon known as the "Felton Gap." It refers to the space between the kick drum's tail and the bassline's attack. " The Secrets of Dance Music Production "
: Practical strategies for writing compelling basslines, arpeggios, and chord progressions to turn loops into full-fledged tracks. Mastering the Tools : Guidance on leveraging major DAWs like Ableton Live to find a unique sonic signature. Why It Stands Out "For me, it's all about simplicity and hookiness," he laughs
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Club sound systems are often mono (or have the bass frequencies summed to mono). If a producer uses too much stereo widening on the bass, the low end will disappear when played in a club. The rule is generally: