
Explore FL Studio intro basics for beat making, with 22 short, easy-to-follow lectures, built-in quizzes, and a focus on finding your hot spot as a producer.
Discover tempo flexibility in FL Studio: half fast tempos to slow ones with time-stretching, keep pitch by using mode to order, and sample without tempo distraction.
Learn how to craft low tempo beats that evoke R&B, dark, and chill vibes, using examples and a tempo range around 140–180.
Explore three mood-driven melodies in FL Studio 12 for beat making, from seductive to dark, setting the tempo to 125 and crafting motives that convey nervousness, confidence, and chill vibes.
Learn to lay down low drums and bass, shape melodies, adjust subbase, and layer claps, kicks, and shakers while saving and structuring a tempo beat.
Structure beats at a low tempo by choosing hook or verse, splitting by channel, renaming markers, and copying verses to mix and match, then save your work.
Explore medium tempo beat making, comparing hip hop and R&B moods, clarifying low tempo concepts, and constructing two melodies at 145–155 bpm to craft a possible hit.
Set the tempo to 152 bpm to craft both hype and chill moods, then layer three melodies with drums to complete a purposeful beat.
Create a medium-tempo beat in FL Studio 12 by layering clap, snare, and supportive sounds, set octaves, and avoid overlaps. ADA weight and top-tier samples elevate beats; save your work.
Explore medium tempo beat structuring in FL Studio 12, using auto markers, renaming sections like a hook, and adjusting rates. Save your work and seek feedback to refine your track.
Explore high tempo beat making basics by working with fast tempos from 160 to 195 and crafting tsunami-like trap patterns.
Set a high-energy beat by adjusting tempo, crafting a bold melody, and applying quick edits with copy-paste steps to peak energy and vibe.
Add drums to melodies, place snare and drum clips with right-click in two steps, prevent overlap, pull back front sounds to keep the groove, and finish the piece with the melodies reinserted.
Apply high tempo beat structuring in fl studio 12 by using a freestyle layout you can completely switch up, with no need for hooks or verses.
Learn to craft electronic beats with versatility for hip hop producers, stepping beyond country styles in FL Studio, while mixing trap and hip hop within electronic music.
Learn to craft an electronic melody in FL Studio 12 by layering melodies and drums, aiming for a cohesive beat similar to the genre.
Create electronic drums in FL Studio 12 by arranging snare, hats, and toms, copying and pasting clips, syncing to tempo, and layering drum packs for a strong vibe.
Create precise beat timing with sound effects by shaping waveforms, sliding notes, and double-clicking controls, then structure the track, experiment with flavor, and save your work.
Apply electronic structuring techniques in FL Studio 12 to arrange patterns, bars, and verses, using copy and paste, markers, and renaming for precise beat placement.
Explore the boom bap intro and the origins of hip hop on the New York East Coast, highlighting iconic beats that shaped the genre's influence.
Chop up a sample and slice it, duplicate sections for a smooth rhythm, and adjust the pitch to avoid others with the same sample, then name the parts.
Learn to create boom bap drums in FL Studio 12 by layering kick, snare, hi-hat and open hat, using a pattern and step sequencer with a subbase flavor.
Learn to structure a boom bap drum into a single beat, crafting a drum pattern with precise control to push the limits of beginner beat making.
Wait, Let Enrolled Students Tell You About This Course!
1. Dam man LJ killing more tracks and melodies! Following along with the second course here is definitely a step up from the first one but in reality it feels like you are getting more than what your paying for! That's only if your following along though. Dam I have come from knowing nothing from the start to learning more than I thought I could at the end of both courses. If you're reading this do your self a favor buy both courses and see for yourself! - Bell
2. lf you're like me and want to become a pro at FL Studio, sign up for LJ OnDaTrack's Blazing Beat Making Beginner Basics 1 and 2. Part 1 was really great for learning all the most elemental basics, and prepared me for Part 2. With Part 2, you now have the exposure and experience to be able to catapult in your abilities to 1) use the software and understand where things are and what they do, and 2) how to make catchy, professional-sounding beats. Ultimately all you need next are the vocals, and you'll have yourself a full track. LJ makes it fun, easy to understand, and keeps the pace moving fast. I really appreciate how he talks about the motive of every sound that you create, how it has to have an origin and a reason, because that will ultimately be what gives your track its heart. Once you understand that, you'll think about everything you're laying down in a new way--and you'll understand how to lay it down, thanks to LJ's in-depth explanations and easy to follow instructions, as well as his encouragement! I also want to shout-out to LJ, because anytime I've hit a snag on something I just couldn't figure out on my own, I've been able to reach out and he's been happy to help me figure it out. Thank you LJ! I hope there will be a Basics 3, or maybe the next course will be Intermediate 1. There is so much to learn with FL Studio, and I'm sure there's much more LJ can teach. Until then, at least now I know enough to be able to teach myself a lot within it, thanks to these courses. Look up LJ OnDaTrack online to hear some of the fresh beats he's already dropped as a producer--and while you still can, sign up for these courses before he goes on to become the next big thing. Peace, Matt - Matt Chan
3. I've taken a few of LJ's courses, he's very good at building a foundation by trial & error, and repetition. This course takes 3 tempo's, a slow, medium, & fast beat. Then he whips out an EDM track as well, so it's all encompassing. In addition, while going thru the multiple tracks & beats, he dives into various instruments, keys, bells and other various music & melody makers. So you can follow along exactly (each instrument & note/chord), or after a while, change things up a bit & choose your own style. - David Barnitz
4. Wow, I am so glad I took this journey! If you want to make some beats and have music in you, look no further and grab this course. LJ is taking it slow, sometimes he will dare you to go further with a gentle push, you know, like learning to ride a bicycle, but that is how you grow. A little caveat, though - not all of the sounds LJ is using in this course are available in FL Studio standard version, and this can be a bit frustrating. But I accepted it as a creative challenge and looked for my own replacements. Other than that - the course was above my expectations. Now, dear teacher, what about the other courses you promised? - Balys Narbutas
How you'll Benefit after Enrolling In This.
If my 1st course: "FL Studio 12: Blazing Beat Making Beginner Basics" elevated your understanding of FL Studio, then expect this part 2 to do more!
This course: FL Studio 12: Blazing Beat Making Beginner Basics 2 is a follow up from my first course mentioned above. Meaning it’s packed with more knowledge, more beat making activities, an advanced sound pack, and producing techniques. Blazing 2 is inspired by upcoming producers (like you) who left constructive criticism on the first course. Thank You!
Students who enroll in this will course learn 3 major tempos professionals use when producing and the different genres that best fit those tempos. I also added a bonus section covering Boom Bap and Electronic music production to spice up the course or get some students familiarize with a new style of producing, whichever comes first lol.
Each student has full access to ask me ANY questions and personal help with their beats during and after taking this course.
The ONLY materials needed is up to you.
Most of the lectures are 3-7 minutes and packed with a lot of info, so you won't die of boredom.
The course is designed for students to learn over my shoulders with real life examples so, I recorded my screen throughout the lectures to make the learning process extremely simple to follow and learn from.
The only risk is not enrolling to learn the new skills needed to enhance your music production.
If you're still watching tutorials on YouTube and haven't had any luck, consider this course your last search. Save yourself hours of wasted time trying to learn on your own. Your answers are right here!
See you in the inside!
LJ, Peace!