Draft a strong chord progression using standard music theory keys like A minor or C major. Keep the progression between 4 to 8 bars long. The chords must convey the emotional core of your track, whether it is euphoric, dark, or melancholic. 10. Design the Sub-Bass

With your beat locked in, it's time to turn the loop into a song.

Do not try to write a song from left to right. Begin by creating a dense, energetic 4-bar or 8-bar loop containing your main elements: the kick, bassline, main lead or vocal, and core percussion. This acts as the emotional peak (the drop) of your track. 10. Develop a Strong Bassline