Anybody can make a beat, but producing music goes beyond the instrumental. A producer understands the vision, develops the sound, guides the artist, makes creative decisions, and brings the entire record to life.
A beatmaker creates the foundation. A producer helps build the house. 🏗️
It’s not just about making beats. It’s about creating an EXPERIENCE.
So, are you making beats or producing records? 👀
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2 days agoesquivel_corp
That is why the creator has a cool way of saying. We created the whole thing. More logistically stuff goes into the art. 🖼️
4 days agothebirdhouseatx
There’s tracks I engineered that I didn’t produce… there’s tracks I engineered and definitely did. Same with beat making. Some beats I made I made the hook or created the concept. I’ve also written hella lyrics for artists in spots where the lyric was weak or where they were stuck. I’ve written bridges, changed what the hook is., etc. All that starts to be producing. Song structure, lyrics, concepts, delivery, etc. But I was really the just “engineer” or the “beat maker” on paper.
4 days agoibey408
thank you for opening up the discussion for this !! a lottttt of people don’t know 😅
4 days agostraighttripping
Whats being produced? You can produce a loop.. a beat.. a song.. think it all counts but there are levels.
4 days agokonseptgx
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥I think a creator is a creator if he’s producing something like an idea or a melody or even connecting dots like “hey you would sound good on this beat with this guy on the hook” arranging putting together pieces is a producer… the same way you can have an “executive producer” and them not touch a beat at all. The engineer adding beat drops studders or switch ups or changing the place of one verse for another it’s producing something .. so beat making is beat making but a beat maker can also be a producer if they can produce more than the beat itself.
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