Into the Chorus (producing techniques, how to spice it up)
Posted: Fri May 13, 2011 12:18 pm
Hi guys,
i was just wondering how producers make the chorus more fresh or spicy. In the sense of more outstanding to the verse. Do they do something with the master? I am not studying this stuff and well in many songs or remixes there is probably not any work in the producing of verse to chorus. mostly what gives there the spiciness into a chorus is a new instrument coming in adding some timbre to the texture and/or some new harmonic chords. I got right now no example but i was just working on a set and thought that the instruments weren't so much kicking into the verse and thought about how to add something to the mix instead of like a transposing drum beat going down or something like that.
Thanks for any help and if interesting enough we can just make a discussion out of it
i was just wondering how producers make the chorus more fresh or spicy. In the sense of more outstanding to the verse. Do they do something with the master? I am not studying this stuff and well in many songs or remixes there is probably not any work in the producing of verse to chorus. mostly what gives there the spiciness into a chorus is a new instrument coming in adding some timbre to the texture and/or some new harmonic chords. I got right now no example but i was just working on a set and thought that the instruments weren't so much kicking into the verse and thought about how to add something to the mix instead of like a transposing drum beat going down or something like that.
Thanks for any help and if interesting enough we can just make a discussion out of it