How to make IN DA CLUB on Chrome Music Lab
TLDRIn this tutorial, the creator guides viewers on how to recreate the iconic 2003 hit 'In Da Club' by 50 Cent using Chrome Music Lab. The process involves setting up the scale, tempo, and drum patterns, then layering notes across three octaves to build the catchy rhythm. Additional tips include experimenting with instrument sounds for a fuller texture, emphasizing the simplicity and repetitiveness of the song that makes it easy to recreate and enjoy.
Takeaways
- 🎵 Learn to recreate 50 Cent's 'In Da Club' using Chrome Music Lab.
- 🎛️ Start by setting the scale to Chromatic and the range to three octaves.
- ⚙️ Adjust the tempo to 180 for an energetic pace.
- 🥁 Begin by setting up the drum pattern: circle, skip two, circle, skip one, triangle, skip two, and repeat.
- 🎹 Add layers of notes starting from the bottom octave, using purple and dark blue notes aligned with the circles.
- 🧱 Skip the gray bar between the notes to maintain the structure.
- 🍰 Layer the notes like a birthday cake or onions to add texture and depth.
- 🎨 Fill the texture with inner voices using dark orange notes for a fuller sound.
- 🔊 Experiment with different instrument sounds, like Mimo or the electronic kit, to match the original track's feel.
- 🙏 The tutorial is based on multiple requests and encourages experimenting and enjoying music creation on Chrome Music Lab.
Q & A
What is the title of the song being discussed in the transcript?
-The title of the song being discussed is 'In Da Club' by 50 Cent.
Who is the artist known as Curtis Jackson in the transcript?
-Curtis Jackson is better known by his stage name, 50 Cent.
What does the speaker suggest changing the scale to in the Chrome Music Lab for this song?
-The speaker suggests changing the scale to Chromatic in the Chrome Music Lab for this song.
How many octaves does the speaker recommend using for the song 'In Da Club' in the tutorial?
-The speaker recommends using three octaves for the song 'In Da Club'.
What is the tempo set to for the song in the tutorial?
-The tempo is set to 180 for the song in the tutorial.
What drum pattern does the speaker suggest for the song 'In Da Club'?
-The speaker suggests a drum pattern of Circle Skip One, Triangle Skip Two, and repeats this for all four bars.
What is the purpose of the inner voices in the song as described in the script?
-The inner voices serve to harmonize with the main pattern, making the song sound fuller and thicker in texture.
What color is associated with the inner voices in the script?
-The inner voices are associated with the dark orange color in the script.
What is the speaker's recommendation for the instrument sound to use in the Chrome Music Lab for this song?
-The speaker recommends using a string sound, specifically mentioning the MIMO as a favorite due to its short and percussive sound.
What is the speaker's suggestion for experimenting with the instrument sounds?
-The speaker suggests changing the sound to 'electronic to kit' for a different effect.
What does the speaker encourage viewers to do after watching the tutorial?
-The speaker encourages viewers to like, subscribe, and continue sending in their music requests.
Outlines
🎵 Music Production Tutorial: Recreating 'Get Rich or Die Trying'
The script provides a step-by-step music production tutorial focusing on recreating the famous song 'Get Rich or Die Trying' by 50 Cent. It starts by setting up the project with specific scales and ranges, then moves on to adjusting the tempo to 180 BPM. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of rhythm by introducing a drum pattern using a Circle Skip One and Triangle Skip Two sequence. The presenter encourages viewers to like and subscribe for more content. The process continues with layering notes in different octaves to create a rich texture, using a methodical approach to stack notes and add inner voices for a fuller sound. The script suggests experimenting with different instrument sounds, mentioning a preference for a string sound that is short and percussive, reminiscent of the original track's violin sample.
🎉 Closing Remarks and Call for More Requests
In the concluding paragraph, the presenter expresses gratitude for the support received and encourages viewers to continue sending in their music production requests. They highlight the popularity of the 'Get Rich or Die Trying' tutorial, which was frequently requested, and invite viewers to experiment with different sounds as per their preference. The script ends on a positive note, with a reminder to like and subscribe, and a promise to keep providing more tutorials, reflecting a community-oriented approach to music creation.
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Keywords
💡Chrome Music Lab
💡50 Cent
💡In Da Club
💡Gear icon
💡Scale
💡Octave
💡Tempo
💡Drums
💡Layers
💡Inner voices
Highlights
Introduction to creating 'In Da Club' on Chrome Music Lab.
The song 'In Da Club' by 50 Cent is a frequently requested hit from 2003.
Setting up the project with the gear icon to change scale and range.
Changing the scale from major to Chromatic and the range to three octaves.
Adjusting the tempo to 180 BPM for the song's speed.
Adding drums with a specific pattern using Circle Skip and Triangle Skip.
The importance of aligning drum notes with the circles for rhythm consistency.
Layering notes in different octaves to create the song's texture.
Skipping the gray bar in the pattern to add notes in a specific sequence.
Adding extra notes with a forest green color for a richer sound.
The concept of inner voices to harmonize and thicken the pattern's texture.
Experimenting with different instrument sounds to match the original track.
A preference for the MIMO sound due to its percussive and short characteristics.
The option to change to an electronic kit for a different sound effect.
Encouragement for users to experiment with instrument sounds to their liking.
A call to action for users to keep sending in their music requests.
An expression of gratitude for the support and love from the audience.
A reminder to like, subscribe, and keep the music-making journey going.
