How To Make DnB - Start To Finish: Liquid DnB In FL Studio With FREE Plugins & Samples (Basic Guide)
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Finished track at 1:36:06
for anyone that wants to know what the finished product is first before watching how it's made 👍
every time I thought you were done with the drums I was proved wrong
Some really nice downloads-pre-sets and loops.
You can get them here, it's made by SampleRadar, and they are free - shorturl.at/zBCDF
Sulex is a God! His style of DnB sounds like no other
Thank you, would you want to see more of that?
couple month ago had no clue what was going on in this vid, now I could make this myself :) or a significantly shiftier version 😂😂😂😂
That's right :D when I was starting, I wondered what are those buttons in the channel rack 😂
@@Integraudio lol after one year I can definitely make a pretty good version of this 👍
pekne@@lhzawk
Similar to Adobe products complex DAWs require slow paced understanding of the product. There are too many features included to put a date on learning it. If your background is tech u may find you figured it out 50% in about 2 years. To get full understanding of something like FL Studio and softs alike may take several good years of continuous producing. Unless one goes into a very specific genre of music and just deals with it only. It won't take too-too long. But to "learn" it fully 🤔😂😂😂 Nah... too much!
I love FL Studio and I can lay down a track in a couple of hours without fine details and minimum automation. And I still discover new ways of doing things and ma-aaan... it's a journey! Love it and it will come to u!
once you know it, you just get better overtime.. but you can start anytime, it's not that you start as young and if not it's too late.. it's not true (as with sports maybe)
@@Integraudio you don't have to start it young :) (whatever made you think I believe this?!) One can start it at any age. It does take time to learn it well. Perhaps the older one gets the more difficult learning may be (for some). I love FL studio... I know it well enough to sketch a tune in 10 min. I can produce the entire song in 3 hours. :) It won't be very pretty, but I can do it... It's a great DAW!!!
Really nice!
So inspiring! Tnx
вообще красавчик!
I'm really into drum and bass. I've just downloaded the fl studio demo and it's all so complicated! Lol. How long does it take to get to grips with the software, mate? Bearing in mind I'm a complete novice and know nothing of music. Just love drum and bass and would like to make something similar to yourself! Cheers
Yeah, when I started with FL I didn't know what those bars are, so it's all good, it took a few months to get into it and make some decent tunes, I would recommend you check it in a slow pace, and stop when you don't get it, it's the best way to understand it, though, it's very simplistic, there are most important things covered to produce tunes
In my opinion it’ll take u 3 years on a consistent grind to understand the software while learning music with everything that comes with it to make a SONG. It sucks to say that you’ll realize 1 or 2 mistakes each beat but it means each time u make one, you’re getting better.
i've been on this journey for the past two years. there is no time. you have to keep at it! persevere, train your ear and keep at it. slowly and surely you start seeing the results. DNB is the most technically demanding genre! i'll give you a tip i've learned. separate your sub bass from everything else in your mix and arrangement. it's the 1 thing that if you overdue with eq'ing will give you a wrong impression of your music. the sub is meant to be felt on the dance floor. where the huge sub frequencies need space. a lot of trial and error. remember, music is timeless, best of luck! peace and much love!
nice one! this is sick
man it's magic
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Fye my g!
Could you make a preset for that pendulate bass ?
i think you should find it here integraudio.com/free-downloads/
yo where can I find the 100 p
resets
Hey! Where can I find those DNB Breaks? I looked on your website but couldn't find anything.
It was the drum pack on Sampleradar, 200 DnB Loops or something like that. Seems like it's not online anymore on their site, but I see someone reuploaded it on another site
@@Integraudio I managed to find them, awesome! Thanks mate.
@@barry_crisp sure, those are the best! Definitely, check our drum loop pack as well here - integraudio.com/free-downloads/
@@barry_crisp how? plz link
@@Integraudio can't find it anymore. :(
Where did you find the Deep & Minimal DnB Drum Loops sample pack?
it's our own, just go here as we replaced "Free Downloads" with "Free Plugins" section - integraudio.com/free-downloads/
It's called "30 DnB Loops (With Kicks, Snares & Breaks)" enjoy!
@@Integraudio Thank you very much!
How do you determine the difference in sound between compressors?🤔
by ear, that's the best way. and good question
Opto - more smooth / transparent
VCA - more obvious / aggressive
FET - similar to VCA, good for drums
Varimu - to add character/energy, stand out in the mix
@@Integraudio Thank you for your kindness. I will listen sound and learn a lot more.👍
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Great compressors with trials:
Opto: OptoRED, Waves Renaissance Compressor
VCA: Cytomic The Glue / Softube VCA Compressor
FET: Pulsar 1178, Drawmer 1973
VariMu: True Iron, Tone Empire FireChild
For free alternatives, check pages in individual lists. You will find freebies at the end of the each list: integraudio.com/?s=free+compressor
Any chance for a link to that DNB Breaks pack?
It's a pack by Sampleradar, they removed it on their site but since it was free, I believe they won't mind! - drive.google.com/file/d/1-i-KoFKUbc1jWXh_GKkXowOWoB08Dglv/view?usp=sharing
What pack is this ?
If you mean DnB Breaks, those are not available anymore, you would get them from MusicRadar, they are still somewhere out there I guess
"basic" guide
that is!
@@Integraudio sometimes youtube comments don't make any sense