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"Automate everything, even the reverb." Felton provides a screenshot (exclusive to the digital edition) of a 16-bar automation lane for a reverb decay. He shows that by increasing the decay time from 0.5 seconds to 3.5 seconds over 8 bars, you create a "sucking" effect that makes the subsequent drop feel twice as powerful.

Dance music chords are usually quantized to 16th notes. To create a hypnotic effect, shift your chord stabs by a tiny, non-divisible amount. thesecretsofdancemusicproductiondavidfeltonepub exclusive

David: "My advice would be to stay curious, keep learning, and always be open to new ideas and inspiration. Surround yourself with like-minded producers and collaborate on projects to stay motivated and inspired. And most importantly, never lose sight of your passion for music – it's what drives creativity and innovation." "Automate everything, even the reverb

The exclusive first chapter of the digital edition dives into something most amateurs ignore: transient design . Felton argues that most producers spend 80% of their time on melody and only 20% on rhythm. He flips this. To create a hypnotic effect, shift your chord

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