How To Sound Like The Weeknd with Haterade

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Promo - 1280x720 2253K.mp4

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Tutorial 01 - Intro and Track Breakdown - 1282x720 1881K.mp4

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Tutorial 02 - Drums - 1282x720 785K.mp4

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Tutorial 03 - Bass - 1282x720 691K.mp4

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Tutorial 04 - Synths Part 1 - 1282x720 601K.mp4

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Tutorial 05 - Synths Part 2 - 1282x720 657K.mp4

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Tutorial 06 - Arrangement - 1282x720 1215K.mp4

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Tutorial 07 - Vocals - 1282x720 1301K.mp4

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Tutorial 08 - Mixing Part 1 - 1282x720 1461K.mp4

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Tutorial 09 - Mixing Part 2 - 1282x720 1362K.mp4

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Tutorial 10 - Mastering - 1282x720 1574K.mp4

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Description

This week Haterade's back with an all-new 'How To Make' course, and this time he's creating an epic synth-pop track in the style of The Weeknd!

With an upbeat tempo, the song 'Earn Your Love' has 80's vibes throughout and awesome vocals from Nashville based Nate Gott.

In this course, Haterade starts with a blank canvas before adding synthwave drums, layered basses and synth lines using ANA 2 with plenty of processing tips and tricks along the way. We then arrange the track out, bring in vocal lines which include stacks, octaves and harmonies and then process these too before carrying out a mix and master.

Utilising ANA 2's synthwave pack presets to the max and easy to follow, the final result is a classic synth-pop tune that sits right up there with the current trend.

So what are you waiting for? 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.