Music Production Help provides music production tutorials, tips and gear reviews for music producers. There’s something here for everybody, from the budding music producer to the experienced pro. The content is produced and curated by Berklee Online author and instructor, Erik “Hawk” Hawkins, who has written several online music courses, books and hundreds of music production articles over the years.

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  • Ableton Live Drum Rack in 5 Minutes
    Learn how to create your own Drum Rack patches in Ableton Live in just five minutes with this video tutorial from Erik Hawkins. The post Ableton Live Drum Rack in 5 Minutes appeared first on Berklee Online Take Note.
  • Waldorf Kyra Synthesizer Module Demo and Review
    Learn how the Waldorf Kyra Synthesizer module can help you optimize space and processing power on your DAW. The post Waldorf Kyra Synthesizer Module Demo and Review appeared first on Berklee Online Take Note.
  • How to Connect Vintage Analog Synths (and More) into Your DAW
    Incorporate some vintage synths into your computer setup, and you’ve got yourself an incredibly powerful music production and sound design toolbox. But first you need to know the best way to plug these old machines into your modern DAW. The post How to Connect Vintage Analog Synths (and More) into Your DAW appeared first on Berklee Online Take Note.
  • The Behringer K-2 Synth Revitalizes the Korg MS-20
    One aspect about the Behringer K-2 that’s especially cool is that the original Korg MS-20 patches match up very closely with the K-2’s front panel. The post The Behringer K-2 Synth Revitalizes the Korg MS-20 appeared first on Berklee Online Take Note.
  • What Does YouTube Content ID Mean for Using Other People’s Music in Your YouTube Videos?
    Including music in your YouTube videos that isn’t yours can be risky business. In this video, learn all about how to avoid a Content ID flag! The post What Does YouTube Content ID Mean for Using Other People’s Music in Your YouTube Videos? appeared first on Berklee Online Take Note.

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