How It Was Made: David Lindmer's 'Altered State'
David Lindmer's 'Altered State' EP dropped on Nora En Pure's Purified Records last month, and it's dark and brooding progressive house melodies and pounding techno percussions percussions have caught the attention of heavyweights from across the industry.
Read Magnetic's Full Review Of David Lindmer's EP Here
The 'Altered States' EP sees the Purified Signee honing in on a sound that is seen an incredible rise in popularity over the past five years. As such, competition to carve out a sound that is unique is tougher than ever.
David Lindmer's Music
Producing amazing progressive house and techno takes nuance, texture, and an acute attention to detail to make the track shine.
And because these details often go unnoticed to the untrained ear, we decided it was time to have David on to have him do the next edition of How It Was Made.
How To Make A Track Like David Lindmer
What synth did you use most heavily throughout this track and what production trick do you love using with that specific synth?
How do you approach automation and adding movement to music like this?
Where do you get your drum samples? Any specific sample library or companies you love for finding samples for progressive and melodic house?
What is the processing chain on your lead synth?
How do you know when a track like this done and ready to be sent to Purified?
Now that you know a few things that go into a track that's well produced enough to get signed by Nora En Pure and supported by artists on big labels like Dynamic and Afterlife, you can now start applying what you've learned to your next track.
If you're still hungry for more melodic house and techno productions, we got you!
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Until then, you can keep Up With More Updates From David: Website – SoundCloud – Instagram