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A complete step-by-step blueprint for producing radio- and club-ready Afro House & Melodic House—from drum programming and chord design to vocal mixing and mastering.
Produce dark, driving Afro Tech in the style of Shimza, Caiiro and Enoo Napa with this complete Ableton Live tutorial on polyrhythmic toms, aggressive synths and tribal vocals.
Learn how to produce infectious Tribal Afro House inspired by HUGEL, Grossomoddo and the Make The Girls Dance label—featuring rolling bongos, groovy basslines and club vocals.
Discover how to produce high-energy Latin Afro House in the style of HUGEL and Aaron Sevilla using a tight percussion groove, bouncy sub-bass and catchy vocal hooks.
Learn how to produce deep, hypnotic Afterlife-style Melodic Techno inspired by Tale Of Us and Anyma—focusing on polyrhythmic arps, analog pads and sub-bass.
Recreate the stadium-shaking Anyma & Afterlife sound with this step-by-step tutorial on detuned brass leads, robotic vocal chops, cinematic risers and sub-bass.
Produce euphoric, emotional Melodic Techno & Progressive House in the style of Korolova—featuring hypnotic arpeggios, lush pads, rolling basslines and soaring vocals.
Learn how to produce dark, driving Melodic Techno in the style of Massano—covering aggressive pitch-bent leads, rolling 16th-note basslines and punchy club drums.
Master the signature Magnifik label sound inspired by Samm, Ajna, Osfur and UVITA with this complete guide to Afro & Melodic House drums, basslines and Serum 2 leads.
Step inside our Ableton Live studio session to see how we build an emotional, melodic Afro House track inspired by HotLap from start to finish.
Learn how to recreate the deep, rolling Afro & Melodic House sound of JUNO (DE) and Samm in Ableton Live—covering rolling basslines, crisp percussion and atmospheric leads.
Watch our complete start-to-finish Ableton Live session building a hypnotic Afro & Melodic House track in the style of Samm (BE), Ajna and Magnifik.
Stuck in an 8-bar loop? Follow this step-by-step arrangement and mixing blueprint inspired by Black Coffee, Enoo Napa, Caiiro, Francis Mercier, and Hugel to finish club-ready Afro Tech records faster.
Learn how to design massive pitch-automated leads, rolling 16th-note basslines, dark industrial atmospheres, and cinematic vocal drops in the style of Anyma, Tale of Us, Massano, and Kevin de Vries.
Break down the signature Afro & Melodic House formula behind Keinemusik, Samm (BE), Ajna, and Liva K—from hypnotic shaker swing and tuned congas to warm piano chords and studio vocal processing in Ableton Live, FL Studio & Logic Pro.
Learn how to build a complete HotLap-inspired Afro & Melodic House track, including organic drums, bass, emotional melodies, real vocals and transition FX.
Build a dark, hypnotic Afro & Melodic House track inspired by Samm and Ajna using layered percussion, three bass sounds and one defining piano note.
Learn how to make deep, groovy, and hypnotic Afro & Melodic House inspired by HotLap in this step-by-step Ableton Live production tutorial (Tutorial #1 from our MAGNIFIED 2 series). In this breakdown, we inspect every channel of our HotLap-inspired construction…
You have a loop that sounds promising, but every session ends with another version of the same eight bars. The next step is to decide how the idea changes over time. This arrangement exercise gives you a simple first draft…
A powerful bassline is not always the loudest part of a track. It works because its rhythm, note lengths and tone fit the kick. Use this practical exercise to build a focused low end before adding the lead, pads and…
A groove does not need dozens of percussion tracks to feel alive. Start with a small group of sounds that answer one another, then use space, velocity and variation to give each part a purpose. Try this session exercise when…
