In the last year's I have gathered some basic skills in FL-Studio & can create basic beats & loops, but I mostly use samples. (Because I'm just not satisfied in how mine turn out.)

Now I really want to give my ideas Form. Make the beats that are in my head & share it.

But I haven't visited any music school nor have I the money to. I have tried learning from online video but it's a recurring theme that I just don't understand half of the things that are mentioned casually.

So i could really use some help or advice on;

Where can I go to learn (while beeing affordable),

What skills should I focus on &

Where & how did you guys learn ?

https://youtu.be/6dfOqwsMI7I?is=9tGAJLOPCwA_QR_J

Would love some feedback on that one :)

My first try at a dnb track. would appreciate any feedback on it :)

So, first off used Ai to create a video. Videos aren't my wheelhouse currently and I needed one to get feedback. Just being upfront because I know some people will make a huge deal...

Anyways, getting back into writing dnb and found all my old projects poorly orgazied and named on one of my various loose drives I had lying around. The title made me think I must have thought hughlt of it at the time.

Felt this was going somewhere back when I was working on it. It definitely needs to be sorted out mix wise, everything is placed pretty poorly. Not sure if I made it that terribly of upgrading a few versions of live had some effect. I know most my plug-ins aren't currently installed or were upgraded so those are mostly off. But is this Trash or gas?

Here is 5 snippets of instrumentals I made for live gig with this rap duo. I'm quite happy with the loudness but I feel like I'm not maybe having the stereo image and depth I'm looking for. Any tips?

First neuro attempt and full sound design attempt.

bonus points if you can guess which classic tune I sampled the MIDI for the main arp from

hey everyone!

this is my first single ever and im looking for feedback on the production. its inspired by goldie, splitmatt and an abandoned asylum in the town i grew up in.

thanks 🏝️

Hey everyone! I’ve been working on a progressive drum and bass track and would love to hear some honest feedback from the community.

I’m especially interested in how the arrangement and progression feel, whether the energy builds naturally, and how the mix translates overall.

Any constructive criticism is appreciated — whether it’s the sound design, drums, bass, mixdown, or anything that could be improved. Keen to hear what you think!

could only upload a snippet...
Here is the full song link - https://open.spotify.com/track/2umaLSv2Pn7pH7Y26rm1d3?si=4a0c521dce07454e

Thanks for listening

Hey guys I'm a small time music creator from Australia who for the past 6months has been using DAWDREAMER and Sonic Pi to make music using coding language, super interesting sound comes out of it. If anyone here is a programmer you would be sure to pick this up really quick. Its been super rewarding to turn my passion for Jungle/dnb Y2K vibe into something, last week i have been posting mixes of my Music on Youtube with some AI visuals, anyway interested in sharing it to the experts so i came here! Happy to chat about my production process! Please give me a like comment or sub if you want to support my journey.

Music credit: Digital Aura Music
(Connor Thomas)

I also accepting all kinds of constructive feedbacks

Reasonably happy with this one but would love any feedback.

Hey y’all - this is the first semi decent track I’ve ever made. The only concern I have about it is the lower sub bass being B(-1). I know it would translate on festival systems but should I just raise it instead of dealing with system translation issues?

Also curious to hear any other feedback points if yas have em :) - thanks in advance!

Could someone give me feedback on this please?

Hi, me and a pal have a collab ep in the works and are starting a small independent label for its release, does anyone know of any good distribution services besides distrokid that are suited for a collab ep?

Cheers

hey there, this is the first time i made DNB, and i am the MC as well. i usually make hip hop and grime but i got into Devilman and Traumatik recently when spotify served them up in a grime playlist i was listening to in the car. can i get some impressions on the beat and the vocals? i don't know what subgenre of DNB this is or actually if its truly DNB at all so sorry if i've missed the mark. i know the vocals are a little bright and thin, the beat might be less dynamic than other DNB because i made it with the intent to MC on it. anyway here it is any tips would be cool thanks

We're looking for your heaviest Neuro and Techstep tunes for our summer VA. More info coming Jan 2027

hello! i’m very new to making dnb. i was not prepared for how insanely hard it is to mix, especially when there’s vocals !!! i am not sure how to classify my sound. feedback on the song as well as other artists/songs i remind you of would be cool and greatly appreciated!