How To Make Slap House with Haterade

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Tutorial 01 - Introduction and Playthrough - 1152x720 1773K.mp4

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Tutorial 02 - Chord Progression and Bassline - 1152x720 575K.mp4

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Tutorial 03 - Intro Drums and Layering - 1152x720 793K.mp4

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Tutorial 04 - Build Up Part 1 - 1152x720 771K.mp4

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Tutorial 05 - Build Up Part 2 - 1152x720 929K.mp4

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Tutorial 06 - Drop Part 1 - 1152x720 795K.mp4

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Tutorial 07 - Drop Part 2 - 1152x720 1088K.mp4

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Tutorial 08 - Drop Part 3 - 1152x720 1129K.mp4

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Tutorial 09 - Arrangement and Transitions - 1152x720 1261K.mp4

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Tutorial 10 - Vocals - 1152x720 1067K.mp4

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Tutorial 11 - Mixing - 1152x720 1324K.mp4

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Tutorial 12 - Mastering - 1152x720 1168K.mp4

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Description

This week we welcome back Noah Lloyd aka Haterade for a new 'How to Make' course where he creates an awesome Slap House from scratch in Ableton.

This is a super accessible course for all abilities with a simple but effective chord progression that's the foundation of the entire track that we build from.

Noah works chronologically through the track, starting with the chilled intro before adding risers, fills and drum rolls to build up to the slamming drop section. After arranging out, we use the Sonic Academy vocal pack to create our own song before mixing and carrying out a basic master so it can be played out.

This is a quick and straightforward track but a course that's packed full of tips, tricks and synth sound design to help raise your skills!

Go check it out!

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Nashville-based producer Noah Lloyd also known as Haterade has accumulated over 30 million streams worldwide in his career with several uploads on Trap Nation’s Youtube Channel. He has had his music played by some of the biggest DJs in the world like Skrillex, Diplo, and Carnage. Additionally, he has had one of his songs placed in a movie that made it into the Sundance Film Festival that went on to be placed on Netflix. Today, Noah is focused on the future as he prepares to launch a new project that he hopes to have an even bigger impact than the last.