Mate, this series is so massively helpful. Thank you. I'm a relative beginner and have been struggling getting the amen to sound good. After following along on the first video, I then got to the decay/sustain bit and was suddenly like YES! and head bobbing! 🤘Thanks so much for making the vids.
Adjusting the decay and sustain, is exactly like putting a gate on them, often found in channel strips of consoles, but with much finer control. Nice trick. ;)
Cool tutorial ! Only thing I'd disagree with is that the Ableton stock compressor's makeup parameter doesn't really compensate for gain reduction, since it applies makeup gain from the moment you lower the threshold, which is why I'd advise to match the gain by hand, or use a compressor like Fabfilter Pro C which has a proper auto gain
That's good to know! I didn't know that about Ableton's stock compressor. Will experiment with some other compressors, and possibly do a follow-up in a future video. Thanks for the heads up!
Hi Allan, instead of Decay and Sustain (and other controls) i just see Macro 1 , Macro 2, Macros 3 etc , . Tried with Ableton Live lite ... doesn`t it come with this functionality? Thanks
@@gaderson when you map one of the cells to a macro, right click on the parameter again and it should have an option that reads 'map to all siblings' :)
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Really one of the best compression tutorials out there. Just being practical and concise.
Loved the term "mini amen"
haha didn't know what else to call it!
i love using super compressed amen breaks every once in a while!
Mate, this series is so massively helpful. Thank you. I'm a relative beginner and have been struggling getting the amen to sound good. After following along on the first video, I then got to the decay/sustain bit and was suddenly like YES! and head bobbing! 🤘Thanks so much for making the vids.
heh heh... your compressor has make up on, how flamboyant.
haha that is funny!
Thanks for the great tutorials! Billy & I are having a lot of fun filling in what we don't know.
Awesome, glad to hear you guys producing!
This is the best tutorial I've ever seen on processing the Amen break! Thank you for sharing.
So good, clear punchy presentation bro! Just like your drums.
Thanks again for your feedback bro!
Pro tips! Big up, watch all your vids - this ones my fav
Cheers man glad you enjoyed!
Big up Alan. Thanks for sharing your knowledge, tips and tricks.
Keep killing that amen!
Damn, nothing sarcastic to say about this one! It was great and very informative! Awesome Alan! Thanks for sharing!
Haha nice to get a serious comment from you for once!
very cool been looking to start working with breaks more
awesome, what style do you produce?
Adjusting the decay and sustain, is exactly like putting a gate on them, often found in channel strips of consoles, but with much finer control. Nice trick. ;)
Andrew Henderson precisely! You know your stuff man. It’s all about controlling the dynamics of each slice.
I was struggling with this today ! Thank you man :)
Widemore great I’m glad this was able to help you through it!
Awesome tutorial my friend
Maaan you are my personal jesus christ, thanks for the video and the quality of your explanation , keep it up !
Thanks, I'll be doing some advanced Amen videos soon, stay in touch!
Super dope video
Great tutorial. Thanks man.
Cheers, glad you enjoyed it. Good luck with compression on your amens!
Love you work Sir, awesome videos :)
Cool tutorial !
Only thing I'd disagree with is that the Ableton stock compressor's makeup parameter doesn't really compensate for gain reduction, since it applies makeup gain from the moment you lower the threshold, which is why I'd advise to match the gain by hand, or use a compressor like Fabfilter Pro C which has a proper auto gain
That's good to know! I didn't know that about Ableton's stock compressor. Will experiment with some other compressors, and possibly do a follow-up in a future video. Thanks for the heads up!
@@STRANJAH Cheers man, big ups for the jungle tutorials, are there any more to come? :)
@@TiamatSorakaSolotop Yes definitely more to come!
Such a good series 👍
Really cool series! Thanks for sharing dude :)
Glad you enjoyed it!
This is very helpful, I use lmms
Thanks man!
You welcome!
Good stuff, Stranjah. Can you do one on using high passed breaks as top layers in regular dnb tracks?
will do
Hey thank you very mutch for all these great informations ! Does your amen from your jungle kit are already proceed with comp and other stuff ?
can you change the decay and sustain in
arrangement view when you haven't used a drum rack?
what did you use? you can lower the transients if it's recorded audio
pls do a part 3
OK working on it!
Add arpeggiator and draw the on off automation onto the midi
Hi Allan, instead of Decay and Sustain (and other controls) i just see Macro 1 , Macro 2, Macros 3 etc , . Tried with Ableton Live lite ... doesn`t it come with this functionality? Thanks
Hi Christopher you have to map the control from the sampler to Macro 1 by right-clicking on the decay parameter in the sampler.
Aighhht
@@STRANJAH Is there a way to copy to all sample, I found I had to set macros for every sample?
@@gaderson when you map one of the cells to a macro, right click on the parameter again and it should have an option that reads 'map to all siblings' :)
You got a copy of the break to chop up?
you don't do sidechain?
for what purpose? i do use sidechain for certain practices
you don't do coherent comments ?