In emo rap is pretty common to just loop da shit i think, like guitars mostly, i like that authentic vibe but its lil bit scary for me to loop samples like that because of clearance issues, lol
Depends on how it is used. Mac Miller was a sampling god while some people just take a loop and drop some drums on top of it. It can help to get out of a beatblock though
You already said chopping was where the creativity comes in. If everyone used the same sample, how would your's be different? Plus, I love the chop gods and if you saw how well they can flip samples, you'd probably want to emulate that.
@@NavieD Facts your tutorials are always the ones I default to. You keep it engaging but never sacrifice the lesson for flashiness/laughs. Humor is on point though you got me rewinding and loling sometimes
So glad to see someone making tutorials who puts a huge emphasis on subjectivity. Been going back through your videos and can easily say they've been exponentially more helpful than a majority of other FL tutorial makers for trap/hiphop, if only because you leave everything up to experimentation and don't try to force weird rules on your viewers. It also helps that your tips are genuinely unique and not on the "this was a cool a year ago and now I'm making a video on it just for the views even though everyone else has a similar video" bandwagon.
Dag thank you man! I definitely know what you mean. I try to avoid the "If you want to make X type of beat, use this sound, this synth, this preset". I moreso like to talk about fundamental principles and concepts
Dude I’ve been wasting SO much time chopping samples manually making each clip “unique as sample” and pitching and and stretching. Good fucking shit partner
This was fantastic video to watch. As someone who can both “make beats from scratch” and make “sample based beats” fairly well, I thoroughly enjoyed the in-depth descriptions of small key elements like chopping so it sounds “musically correct” without technically being perfect, etc. Do more sample shit.
Yeah Newtime can really help you out. And you can use it to experiment in cool ways (as you will see in a video I plan on putting out later this month)
I don't know why I watched half of this video when I don't even us FL studio, but I mean, there is still helpful information in here, and I never heard of that new time plugin.
Of all the fl tutorials I've watched, you're the most easy to understand and just overall great at teaching. And damn that beard is fire. You've got yourself another sub 😁
What a really lovely gesture to plug another artists channel. You are brilliant at what you do and that impresses me but who you are impresses me more. Wow my faith in people is reassured by virtue of your existence. Well done and great channel too.
Very nice. A lot different than the other sampling videos on youtube. Your tutorial style is changing a lot, I like it. It's very concise. But as always very strong content. Thank you!
Navie you are really good at explaining. ImSubscribed yesterday, and really want to get my head around Fruity Loops, as I spent so much buying i, and wanted it for years
First video I've seen about sampling in FL Studio - I've wanted to learn to make beats, but just now getting around to it. Sampling is something I've been really curious about - and this video gave me a lot to go on. I'd REALLY like to learn more about chopping. Hope you do a video on those chopping styles and techniques you mentioned, if you haven't already!
Hi!Just discovered your channel and find out very helpful! Like your very calm and peaceful approach I'm new to FL studio so I'm very happy I Used to do some music on Reason 4 so long time ago haha Great job sir Thank You! Straight Sub!
Thanks for another informative tutorial vid, Navie! I've never been that confident with my sampling, but have recently been trying more in the FL playlist. The first technique was very helpful. I wasn't aware about what NewTime really did, but it looks like it will help me out with problems I have been running into. Thanks again. You always put out quality content, man.
Thank you for watching! Glad to help. Sampling is truly a skill on it's own in my opinion. It can be really difficult when you start out, but you will get better the more you do it
I remember when NewTime was introduced and I just thought, why wouldn't you just put that technology straight into the playlist? A lot more streamlined like Ableton is.
If at all possible, incorporating both DAW's is a game-changer because they are amazing in different ways. Ableton's time warp is a dream but I'm like addicted to FL or something idk.
Yeah I've been saying the same thing, just makes much more sense in the long run. I think it's because of how the structuring of the overall FL Studio software is set up. I use both FL Studio and Ableton; love FL Studio's workflow since I've been using it for so long, and I like Ableton for it's time warping capabilities and how easy it is to use external instruments with it.
I actually prefer the modular format image-line chose for FL. Having newTime as a VST instead of baked in functionality gives you finer, more granular control. My particularly favorite part is being able to manipulate the metadata of a sample in newTime- Thus, when I drag and drop it into slicex, the tempo information is already correct. That being said, however, I can definitely appreciate Abletons "Time Warp" function being right underneath the main I/O playlist section.
i never really roll with you but bro i think the fault is from me cus i want the intermediate class and not the fundamental class like you do and you are really great ... coming from your knaye west tut
Yeah but it will slice perfectly on grid with just shift. Alt lets you turn off snapping to grid, which might be necessary if the sample BPM is completely different than your beat's
Bruh I learn a lot so much & you teach a lot more simple & clearly, really appreciate it! Now I have more confidence to use FL Studio. Also, just upgraded to FL Studio all plug-ins bundle edition definitely worth it & will use all the stock plug-ins. 🔥🔥
You are such a incredible teacher, I'm a beginner and I love to have a master course in FL Studio I really want to master this incredible software can you help? Navie
5:40 please! if you dont have the consolidate feature to help with live instrument timing for your beat what other way can you do this? asking for a friend
Hahah thanks Beezy. I am sure there are a lot of weird little things that can go wrong in other ways, but hopefully I showed some of the more useful tools to fix them
I cant emphasize enough how amazing this tutorial and your channel is. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and wish you nothing but continued success. Thanks again!
Man I have a love/hate relationship with newtime. Most of the time it makes my files sound like ass, all "blurry" and muddy and not nice. But sometimes it works and saves me so much time instead of going through and slicing and stretching everything by hand.
Hahah yeah it worked well in this example but if you have a really dense sample and you do some extreme stretching, no matter what you use it will end up sounding awful
Yeah I just tap along with the sample. There is also an autodetect feature (right click on the sample in the playlist, it should be one of the options there)
I've watched so many tutorial videos, some are great and some are hard to follow but the presenter is clearly very good. Yours are super easy to follow, perfectly paced and you really go into detail with an easy to understand method for viewers to grasp what you're explaining. Thank you!
Whats your opinion on looping? Is it lazy? Or is it just as valid as chopping?
I don't think looping is lazy, but easier to start with.
In emo rap is pretty common to just loop da shit i think, like guitars mostly, i like that authentic vibe but its lil bit scary for me to loop samples like that because of clearance issues, lol
Depends on how it is used. Mac Miller was a sampling god while some people just take a loop and drop some drums on top of it. It can help to get out of a beatblock though
I don't like to loop but when beatblock arises?...I turn to looping lol up until I can start building melodies around the loop then I delete it.
You already said chopping was where the creativity comes in. If everyone used the same sample, how would your's be different? Plus, I love the chop gods and if you saw how well they can flip samples, you'd probably want to emulate that.
Navie's hands in every single video be like: 👏🤲👐🤝
Some kind of jutsu maybe?
that's the navie vodoo gestures and the reason nobody leaves the channel ever
I am secretly hypnotizing my audience with my hand gestures
Now it’s all I can look at.
@@NavieD lol true that. Do you do it because showing your palms when speaking makes you look more trustworthy?
That quantize trick though 👀
P.S. Thank you for not being so corny and gimmicky in your videos 😂
Hahah thank you. I don't like the idea of throwing in wacky sound effects and stuff, and want to focus on the learnings instead of gimmicks
@@NavieD Facts your tutorials are always the ones I default to. You keep it engaging but never sacrifice the lesson for flashiness/laughs. Humor is on point though you got me rewinding and loling sometimes
0:40: Timmy Holiday SO
1:28 Looping
3:01 Streching
4:33 Loop timing / 5:38 Consolidation
6:14 New time
8:08 One last thing
8:29 Wave Candy
9:04 Chopping & Sampler plugins
11:35 Manipulating chops
12:34 Problem solving & encouragement
I hope everything is ok!
it's ok now
So glad to see someone making tutorials who puts a huge emphasis on subjectivity. Been going back through your videos and can easily say they've been exponentially more helpful than a majority of other FL tutorial makers for trap/hiphop, if only because you leave everything up to experimentation and don't try to force weird rules on your viewers. It also helps that your tips are genuinely unique and not on the "this was a cool a year ago and now I'm making a video on it just for the views even though everyone else has a similar video" bandwagon.
Dag thank you man! I definitely know what you mean. I try to avoid the "If you want to make X type of beat, use this sound, this synth, this preset". I moreso like to talk about fundamental principles and concepts
Dude I’ve been wasting SO much time chopping samples manually making each clip “unique as sample” and pitching and and stretching. Good fucking shit partner
Hahah dag that sounds time consuming and tedious my friend. Just use a sampler!
that's what I said.!!!!
Busy work who? This guy right here drops real gems!
This was fantastic video to watch. As someone who can both “make beats from scratch” and make “sample based beats” fairly well, I thoroughly enjoyed the in-depth descriptions of small key elements like chopping so it sounds “musically correct” without technically being perfect, etc. Do more sample shit.
Thanks Nate! I love making sampling videos, but most them don't get good traction. I think people feel that it's not in vogue
@@NavieD make it. i really wanna learn.
Agreed , this saved me alot of headache 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿💯
@@NavieD This was very helpful and thorough, thanks!
ohh that quantization trick was what i missed
Yeah Newtime can really help you out. And you can use it to experiment in cool ways (as you will see in a video I plan on putting out later this month)
Have never understood what Newtime did until now. Thanks.
Yep same here. I have been dragging them manually in newtime, which is awesome, but Navie's trick is cleaner.
Who disliked this video, too many haters around! One of the best tuts on sampling, congrats!
my man! I wasted 3~ hours of work running into all of these issues yesterday night. I appreciate the knowledge! ❤🔥🙏🧠
I was totally unaware of the whole consolidate thing. I was just using the "make unique as sample" thing. So thanks for that
This video saved me so much time thank you! I could never solve the timing issue before.
Yeah it's a pesky issue for sure. Glad I am able to help!
My favorite youtuber 😍😍😍 Hi Navie!!! I love ya and this video is perfect, just like you!!!
Why thank you Kelly. I am pretty perfect aren't I
I mean your guns 💪 💪 in this video are out of control!!! Clearly you’ve been working out!?!?
I don't know why I watched half of this video when I don't even us FL studio, but I mean, there is still helpful information in here, and I never heard of that new time plugin.
Of all the fl tutorials I've watched, you're the most easy to understand and just overall great at teaching. And damn that beard is fire.
You've got yourself another sub 😁
Happy to have you on board Obakeng!
these videos really help people getting started thanks for putting in the effort to teach dawg
No problem man, that's what I am here for! Glad to have you on board
This video is a game changer, I never knew that qunatize trick. Great tutorial, very well explained.
Thanks Stu! Yeah using Newtime can really help clean things up
What a really lovely gesture to plug another artists channel.
You are brilliant at what you do and that impresses me but who you are impresses me more.
Wow my faith in people is reassured by virtue of your existence.
Well done and great channel too.
im so glad i found your channel 🏆 it is the best source of knowledge for FLS nerds that wanna dig deeper into the magic of this stellar DAW 💎
Thxs alot for your fokus of tutorials....i watch your Videos for 8 Weeks now and i learnd so much from you!
Awesome! I am happy you are benefitting from my videos
Another golden nugget from the Navster! Keep em coming! 🤘🤘🤘
Hahah I have heard of Navigator, but this is the first for Navster
@@NavieD YESSS!!!!! 😎
Very nice. A lot different than the other sampling videos on youtube. Your tutorial style is changing a lot, I like it. It's very concise. But as always very strong content. Thank you!
Thanks Ralph! Yeah I am trying out different things nowadays, its nice to see that people are enjoying it
I never comment on videos but got to give credit with credit is due ..one of the best teacher at explaining this music game
👌 Well thank you Gris! Your lovely comments are always welcomed
this is such a nice paced, professionally done, concise and easy to understand video man thank you 🥂
damn that “consolidate track” saved me rn. i used to re record the cut sample in edison to make a new singular track
Glad I can help Gio!
Liking and commenting before it even starts always dropping 💎
Hahah dag, well thats very nice of you my Crispy friend
Best sampling tutorial i've seen 🔥
Navie coming back with the heat, thanks for sharing the gems big g
Big Vic, use these new powers to make some hot beats please
the information u give is amazing. but i love how u leave the creativity up to us ☝️🔥🔥🔥 best
Thank you man!
very straight to the point and acurate! nice tutorial man! cheers!
ayeee timmy holiday is the homie! been using his samples for awhile now
The best sampling tutorial video on YT for sure +1
Ayyy thanks man. I love sampling so I am always happy to see people have an interest in it
Fantastic. Really helped point me in the right direction for working with samples. Liked and subscribed!
Man you saved me from a lot of frustration...Thank you so much!
Hahah glad to help!
not my main page but im here everyday, your the goat bro
I love all your videos Navie D!! And your personality is excellent. 🌻🦋🌞
I'm not even 4 mins in and I've learned so much already. Thanks!
You are welcome my friend!
Navie you are really good at explaining.
ImSubscribed yesterday, and really want to get my head around Fruity Loops, as I spent so much buying i, and wanted it for years
First video I've seen about sampling in FL Studio - I've wanted to learn to make beats, but just now getting around to it. Sampling is something I've been really curious about - and this video gave me a lot to go on.
I'd REALLY like to learn more about chopping. Hope you do a video on those chopping styles and techniques you mentioned, if you haven't already!
Awesome man, always happy to see people interested in sampling. I def do want to do that video on chopping techniques soon
I like how you break it down step by step besides these other RUclipsrs‼️
Thank you Niel! I try my best to be very clear with my explanations
Thanks I was looking for this video really helped me
Very nice brother appreciated
You are most welcome my friend
You the teacher man
Class is in session young man. Grab your pencil, and no that is not a euphemism
@@NavieD most definitely bro, and thanks again for the knowledge that you are sharing with us, Bless Up
Thanks for putting the time in to do this. Very helpful.
man, videos in 1080p60 is soooooo good, esp after watching old videos from Johnny Juliano lol
Hahah Johnny Juliano used to make RUclips vids? I had no idea
Love the shoutout.
Thnx for this lesson
Hi!Just discovered your channel and find out very helpful! Like your very calm and peaceful approach I'm new to FL studio so I'm very happy I Used to do some music on Reason 4 so long time ago haha Great job sir Thank You! Straight Sub!
Glad to have you on board Struhol! Why did you decide to switch?
Thanks for another informative tutorial vid, Navie! I've never been that confident with my sampling, but have recently been trying more in the FL playlist. The first technique was very helpful. I wasn't aware about what NewTime really did, but it looks like it will help me out with problems I have been running into. Thanks again. You always put out quality content, man.
Thank you for watching! Glad to help. Sampling is truly a skill on it's own in my opinion. It can be really difficult when you start out, but you will get better the more you do it
Really enjoy your videos man. You teach so well 👌🏽
Thank you Retro! You are a lovely man
Needed this, great tutorial Navie
Glad I can help Mattyboy
This helped me allot, thanks m8
'Puts this video in my archive'
Excellent. I am working on a new sampling video, hopefully that helps too!
I remember when NewTime was introduced and I just thought, why wouldn't you just put that technology straight into the playlist? A lot more streamlined like Ableton is.
Ah, is that how Ableton is? That would be nice actually, to not have to go through an entirely separate doohickey to timestretch like that
True, Ableton's time wrap is super handy. I especially like the "complex pro" mode which works basically for everything (vocals, guitars, drums).
If at all possible, incorporating both DAW's is a game-changer because they are amazing in different ways. Ableton's time warp is a dream but I'm like addicted to FL or something idk.
Yeah I've been saying the same thing, just makes much more sense in the long run. I think it's because of how the structuring of the overall FL Studio software is set up. I use both FL Studio and Ableton; love FL Studio's workflow since I've been using it for so long, and I like Ableton for it's time warping capabilities and how easy it is to use external instruments with it.
I actually prefer the modular format image-line chose for FL. Having newTime as a VST instead of baked in functionality gives you finer, more granular control. My particularly favorite part is being able to manipulate the metadata of a sample in newTime- Thus, when I drag and drop it into slicex, the tempo information is already correct.
That being said, however, I can definitely appreciate Abletons "Time Warp" function being right underneath the main I/O playlist section.
Man You drop some gold
Trying to make everyone rich out here
Navie D thank you for providing these Gems!
You are most welcome Dannyboy
Amazing video ! Just what I needed now! Thanks!
I try to chop samples most time, but some of my favorite Alchemist and No I.D. beats were made by simple loops
Alchemist is my fav producer of all time. Glad to have another student of the ALC godbody on here
Yo if yall need vsts kontakt banks drumkits samples/loops hit my instagram @premixm ima load u up
i never really roll with you but bro i think the fault is from me cus i want the intermediate class and not the fundamental class like you do and you are really great ... coming from your knaye west tut
Awesome video very different and easy to learn
Still on the hunt for someone who can explain it well enough I don’t have to hate their voice
Thanks. I needed to know how to use Newtone.
Stick around for next weeks video, I cover Newtone in a more creative way that you might find helpful!
Tysm, very infomative video!
You are welcome Wyfin!
Thanks for the tips much needed!!
You are most welcome!
Brother for real I’ve learnt a lot from you... I’ve nothing but respect for you fam I admire you humbleness 🙏🏻 bless and keep me coming !!
Thanks Rage! Your kind words mean a lot to me :')
to slice you can just click shift without alt it's the same but easier
Yeah but it will slice perfectly on grid with just shift. Alt lets you turn off snapping to grid, which might be necessary if the sample BPM is completely different than your beat's
Damn, this is so useful, thank you so much
Glad I can help young Emre
Consolidation is better sooner than later. If you want to change pitch or tempo, it can take a long time with a long sample.
thank you Navie.even a dumb person can easily understand all stuff. very clear expanations. keep going bro. subscribed!
Hahah c'mon now, you're probably a smart fella. Thanks for joining the channel!
Bruh I learn a lot so much & you teach a lot more simple & clearly, really appreciate it! Now I have more confidence to use FL Studio. Also, just upgraded to FL Studio all plug-ins bundle edition definitely worth it & will use all the stock plug-ins. 🔥🔥
Ayyyyyy awesome man, glad I was able to instill that confidence in you. Now you can make some hot beats!
i always wait for your videos. you explain things way better than anyone :)
Thanks Bass God! I had to reshoot an entire section of this video to explain things better. Hopefully it was worth it!
@@NavieD it's always worth it ;)
Great Vid Naive D... Can you please show us how to use Fruity Slicer .
Thanks Dre. I might, honestly the video would only be like 2 mins since its so basic hahah
Navie D. I'd appreciate those 2 minutes..lol
that will help a lot of guitar samples to be looped for Navie's beat reviews
👌😅
Oh nooooooooooooooo what have I done
Great Video!!
7:02 I did not think it would be that easy. Damn
I hope the video helped!
i didn’t know anybody else knew ab Timmy holiday crazy
Dropping samples in Ableton's Sampler automatically warps the sample to the bpm, which eliminates the need for the extra work
Yeah I wish FL would do something like this
You are such a incredible teacher, I'm a beginner and I love to have a master course in FL Studio I really want to master this incredible software can you help? Navie
This the most helpful video I’ve found on music production so far
Well dag, that is a very nice thing to say Adam
5:40 please! if you dont have the consolidate feature to help with live instrument timing for your beat what other way can you do this? asking for a friend
Great vid bro. You showed everything that could go wrong and how to solve it.
Hahah thanks Beezy. I am sure there are a lot of weird little things that can go wrong in other ways, but hopefully I showed some of the more useful tools to fix them
Wow never heard of newtone!
Whoops did I say Newtone in the video? I meant Newtime
@@NavieD Oh no I read it wrong Lol but still I haven't heard of it ... I sampled like that alot so thats a big thing to help me ... BTW I subscribed
So helpful sir👍
If possible can u plz explain all the stock mixing plugins?
It will help too much in mixing
Very good tutorial, havent know about some features
ayyy k4pel, haven't seen you in the comment section in a while. How is it going
I was busy making beats, but sometimes I watch ur videos, but dont comment bro 🤗and this one is very helpful
I cant emphasize enough how amazing this tutorial and your channel is. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and wish you nothing but continued success. Thanks again!
Thanks Joey! I am surprised at how much people find this video helpful
Man I have a love/hate relationship with newtime. Most of the time it makes my files sound like ass, all "blurry" and muddy and not nice. But sometimes it works and saves me so much time instead of going through and slicing and stretching everything by hand.
Hahah yeah it worked well in this example but if you have a really dense sample and you do some extreme stretching, no matter what you use it will end up sounding awful
I am already on his page thanks 2 u
AOA Music Library is another great RUclips channel for samples
I really like your videos, it's very helpful for someone like me who is in music for 5 years but can't make even clean loop. Thank you🔱
great video
Thank you Drano!
I love how you have visuals and explain at the same time great!!! Grade A video thanks.
Ayyy thanks Unk! I try my best
thanks bro
You're welcome my friend
The one video that shows you how to really sample. Thank you, the other videos had my timing out of wack
Hahah glad I can be of help my friend
You da Man son!
💪 thank you Joe!
Quantizing doesn't work for me. The samples still off beat.
liked u bro👍🏻keep it coming
Ayy thank you DJ! I shall keep them videos coming
Can I quantize time without using new time? because in trial newtime dosen't work
I don't believe that functionality exists outside of Newtime (in FL Studio at least). I could be wrong though.
Man i got you just confused about how to know the bpm of sample if it's not known means how e recognise exact bpm by tapping or what please tell 😭😭🙏
Yeah I just tap along with the sample. There is also an autodetect feature (right click on the sample in the playlist, it should be one of the options there)
Man you are really an awesome teacher. The way you explain things makes perfect sense to me instead of coming across as overly complex. I subscribed!
Why dont I see the Time-Warp sample button? Im in FL 20 and did every step
Sees thumbnail, thinks of Kyle Beats
whyyyyyyy
@@NavieD he uses it a lot in his vids
I've watched so many tutorial videos, some are great and some are hard to follow but the presenter is clearly very good. Yours are super easy to follow, perfectly paced and you really go into detail with an easy to understand method for viewers to grasp what you're explaining. Thank you!