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Aim for a range between 110 and 125 BPM . While 125 BPM is standard for house, Drake's tracks often sit slightly slower to allow for his melodic delivery.

Keep the arrangement straightforward. Use long sections where the groove stays consistent, making small variations by removing or adding percussion loops. drake_honestly_nevermind_type_beat_red_eye_hous...

This is critical. Apply sidechain compression to your bass and instrument bus, triggered by the kick, to create a "pumping" effect and ensure the kick cuts through. Aim for a range between 110 and 125 BPM

Use low-pass filters to create "risers" or build-ups that transition into the full beat. Use long sections where the groove stays consistent,

Create a bouncy, sparse bassline that follows the root notes of your chords. A "plug" or "donk" bass sound works well; keep it rhythmically simple and let it interact with the kick.

Use plugins or EQ to cut out harsh highs and very low sub frequencies (around 200Hz) for a smoother, "radio" sound. Effects like flangers or chorus can add a pulsing, moody feel to your pads.

To get the authentic Honestly, Nevermind vibe, add chopped and heavily processed vocal samples. Use effects like reverb, widening, and auto-tune (formant manipulation) to make them sit back in the mix. 3. Mixing & Effects