How To Make Throwback TECH HOUSE Synths & Vocals Like Mr. Belt & Wezol

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In this video, we're going to be making throwback Tech House synths and vocals inspired by Mr. Belt and Wezol's song "It's Not Right But It's Okay." We're going to find out if we can do this in under two hours by using the 80/20 rule of Tech House synth and vocal production.

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00:00 Welcome to Tech House Synth and Vocal Production!
00:19 Diving Into the Ableton Project
00:24 The 80/20 Rule in Action: Completing Tracks Efficiently
00:53 Free Resources for Song Finishing
01:17 Starting with a Reference Track
01:46 Crafting the Melodic Elements
02:49 Layering and Processing Techniques
09:46 Adding Vocals to the Mix
12:36 Introducing Unique Elements and Final Touches
17:08 The 80/20 Rule Explained and Concluding Thoughts

Video edited by: Zen Ampalayo