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Here on the North Origin blog we like to share videos about music production that we feel our readers may find useful. We highly recommend this guys channel. Has a lot of great content for people interested in techno, progressive house and melodic house. In this video he goes over some techniques to get that Boris Brejcha sound. Go give him a follow if that is your kind of thing.
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‘In The Mix’ is and incredible Youtube channel for anyone interested in Sound Engineering and Music Production. Here you are shown 12 essential tips for FL Studio.
A little music production tip for people who make melodic styles of dance music, similar to the likes of Anjunadeep or even some of the stuff on the North Origin label. You are creating atmospheric pad sounds from melodies that already exist in your track, so the layer shares the same harmonic information as the melody but adds a lot more depth and ambiance to the track overall. In the video above a real basic piano sound is easily changed into a dreamy pad layer.
Sneaky little tech house tune from Slopez is available to buy and Stream:
https://hypeddit.com/link/k6kd12
Our sister label, North Origin Cutz is dropping a cheeky little tech house tune from Slopez. It is available on beatport and streaming sites on the 18th of May, however, you can grab the full WAV download for as little as $1 over on our Bandcamp page:
https://northoriginrecords.bandcamp.com/ This blog isn't just about sharing music, it is also about spreading knowledge for music producers. Dave Pensado is an absolute sound engineering wizard and we encourage anyone who is into making music to binge watch his videos. These are 15 mixing tips from the man himself.
The latest output by the label comes from Space Jazz as he brings two hypnotic and melodic deep progressive house tracks. Had great feedback from many heavyweight progressive house DJs.
Buy / Stream on: BEATPORT SPOTIFY BANDCAMP SOUNDCLOUD We have now launched a radio show. The shows whole ethos is ‘past, present and future’. We are not concerned with constantly churning out new music, we want to churn out good music! Music from both our labels and other people. The first installment is brought to us by Orgymu5ik. Our Peruvian friend dives in on some unreleased material of his own, as well as some other progressive house gems. The shows will be available on Soundcloud and Mixcloud
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