This first course in our Dance Music Styles series examines the essential building blocks of making Trap. Join Adam Pollard in this 21-tutorial course and learn the essential ingredients of this intricate and exciting dance music genre!
Adam Pollard, A.K.A. Multiplier, is much more than a DJ, he’s a music personality with interests and connections that span the entirety of the music industry.
What makes Trap, Trap? Well, it's a bunch of things. You've got to have the right tempo and understand this genre's defining features. Next, are the specific timbres of the kick, bass, snare and lead sounds. Then there are the production techniques and other more subtle, sonic ingredients that are unique to this particular style of dance music
Dance music expert, Adam Pollard, reveals everything that a Trap track must have. He explains all of the techniques, with detailed examples, as he sculpts a Trap track right before your eyes. If that isn't enough, Adam proceeds even further into this Trap exposé by showing you all kinds of tips on how to make an authentic sounding 808 track. You also see Adam design some of the "weird" sounds that are essential to Trap. He even goes over some common mistakes and pitfalls that you may encounter during production.
So join Adam Pollard, in this first course in our of Dance Music Styles series and learn everything there is to know about making Trap!
I have seen this instructor in a few tutorials now and he clearly knows his stuff.
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BPGeez wrote on May 8, 2017
Adam is quickly turning into one of my favorite instructors! He has a really practical way of explaining concepts. Good Gig MacPro!
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Baby wrote on September 4, 2016
Great course, only thing i'd recommend is playing more of the audio describing. However, saying that, gave great explanations, made it easy to understand. Anyone looking to make trap should find this very useful.
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Hindie wrote on April 6, 2016
Great course about Trap. All the information you need, to understand the style and start making good tracks, is here.
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Badmac Music wrote on April 2, 2016
Even though I produce house/tech house, I'm always interested to learn the techniques of other styles which I hope to use to inject difference in my own productions. I found this course to be informative and thorough. The track Adam uses to illustrate his concepts is so exciting and groovy, that I wondered if should switch to making Trap full-time. Glad I took this course - it's well worth the time. 5-Stars!