The Secret to Fast Arrangement: UNDERGROUND TECH HOUSE Like MAU P

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In this video, we're going to be arranging an Underground Tech House song inspired by Mau P's song Beats For The Underground. And we're going to find out if we can do this in 15 to 20 minutes using the 80/20 rule of house music arrangement.

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00:00 Introduction to Underground Tech House Arrangement
00:08 Exploring the 80/20 Rule in Music Arrangement
00:19 Overview of the Project File and Arrangement Techniques
01:27 The Power of Reference Tracks in Music Production
03:14 Diving Into Macro and Micro Transitions
04:03 Walkthrough of the Track's Structure
05:03 Breaking Down the First Drop and Transition
06:08 Analyzing the Second Drop and Its Unique Elements
08:41 The Final Stretch: Last Drop and Outro
12:00 Conclusion and Access to Project Files

Video edited by: Zen Ampalayo