@@it-looks-likeman I've really been thinking about hopping back on fruity loops. Been about 3 months on ableton and I just miss it. But now I can't live without Abletons features lmao 😂
@@vrak24 once you go ableton, the other daws, you're disabled in🔥🔥 I totally agree, ableton is just so much easier to use and has everything FL users wish they had😭😭
Moving a soynd forward off the grid adds weight to the sound before... and moving the sound backwards adds weight to the next sound. You can be very creative with swing to add subtle dynamic power to your song
Also if you can just record it in yourself. Don’t worry about quantization when starting out, that comes with time it’s just to humanize the sound by playing with the velocity
Or, if you're feeling extra, turn off the grid and just go by how it feels. Tear away all the pretenses you rely on, all the "rules" that you abide by, and have fun :)
Honestly I have started slightly taking stuff off the grid naturally when I make music on my phone. It's easier to quantize everything because the phone is small but sometimes even though everything is technically on time, it sounds slightly off so I started tweaking stuff
Your snappy music tips are so addicting dude
Im not gonna like cause the likes are on 69🗣️🔥🔥
edit: i liked cuz it no longer had 69 likes ANYWAYS IM THE 1000TH LI-
@@MonkeWithOrangenuhuh
@@dillius_😔
True.
I was doing perfectly quantized drums for years, then I realized, putting them slightly off beat makes it a lot better.
you can select all and press "humanize." it'll randomize the volume of melodies and timing it's played just a little bit
@@it-looks-likeman I've really been thinking about hopping back on fruity loops. Been about 3 months on ableton and I just miss it. But now I can't live without Abletons features lmao 😂
@@vrak24 once you go ableton, the other daws, you're disabled in🔥🔥
I totally agree, ableton is just so much easier to use and has everything FL users wish they had😭😭
@@vrak24me with LMMS
@@vrak24is that one of the obvious features that are missing in Ableton?
the "humanize" feature in fl is really useful for that.
I think he says that in the full video
@@EktoAnim he does
the swinglish goes crazy
i find myself just nodding without thought
i swear he sounds more like stitch every time he uplouds
I was thinking the same thing
His video isn't at 60 fps it's 136bpm💀
bruh
Beat perfect timing
@@EatingABagel okeh
I know a Stockholm accent when I hear one
Key for music to be enjoyable, never have EVERYTHING on grid. Always have something slightly off beat, not too much or too little
Best fl content ever
Dr Zoidberg???
Bro becomes Stitch when he says "e"
“Jag slidear” lol
found out how to whistle while watching this video
Like how they are out together and going with the flow while you’re talking
that (bow-ba bow bow) sound was perfect
i love ur content it really helping me pls keep going on 🥹🫶🏼
This is a really important tipp!
Just sightly moving can add add so much weight to the rythm.
why old music hit different and sound pure we love that off beat
I apply this to life.
I like how he says beat
Buæt
now wait until people find out that music sounds better when everything is slightly (like, 1-10 cents) detuned.
oke
noooo
that's fake
rhythm gaming hell
Wdym?¿? That sounded on beat is was so good 😭❤️
Thank you zoidberg
thank you kermit the frog
I like it ON-BEAT
Ayo that Splatoon type beat in the middle tho
splatoon lobby type beat
Bro, I loved this style of tutorials.
I must be a robot because it sounds bad to me when it’s not on the grid
Noice
Love this
bro "jag slidear" 💀
it’d be SO COOL if it was like “those claps, were not on beat, and they’re not supposed to” (beat) “be”
This is why I use my guitar or midi controller rather than just programming with a grid snap! (:
counterpoint: industrial chiptune
Moving a soynd forward off the grid adds weight to the sound before... and moving the sound backwards adds weight to the next sound. You can be very creative with swing to add subtle dynamic power to your song
"Symmetry is overrated, methinks"
Swuuedeesh🐝🐝🇸🇪🇸🇪
What program do u use?
fl studio
@@synthet7 thank you
Also if you can just record it in yourself. Don’t worry about quantization when starting out, that comes with time it’s just to humanize the sound by playing with the velocity
Dude, I literally thought you were singing with the song while explaining the song.
You sound like you’d be a character in skylanders
I love your music
my man got the ohana means family voice
Lmao I just noticed "jag slidear"
Meanwhile us instrumentalists trying to be as tight as possible
Does this apply to all genres of music? What about something more electronic, slap house for example?
I think just try it out and it may sound good or not
a long time ago i learned this tip. because humans always love rythim off grid but i think in electronico music is tthe exception.
Thanks for the info zoidburg
Hard to do when working with MML though but worth a try!
What DAW is this? Is it free?
FL Studio, and (mostly) no
"Those claps were not on bllt"
im sliding!
Same goes for the velocity
not me having OCD
You funky dude, you
I honestly can't tell the freaking difference.
which to me says that a couple milliseconds on or off beat does not matter
Jag slidear😭
polyrhythm tutorial when?
👾
💜
“Those claps were not on byeat and they’re nut suppyosed to.”😂 nothing wrong with being Swedish btw.
what if you put a random lfo on the tempo
In fact, everything sounds on beat because the human brain cannot keep up with the speed of sound, so in the end it all sounds homogeneous.
He started doing shorts!! 🎉🎉
started? Mmm.. nah.
I do this by just recording parts
I should probably learn how to program midi quickly lol
How do you make it good though, and how do you know what’s too much/too little
just do what sounds right, if you need a visual reference tho you can look at the margins in the video
@@user-uj4dz1kh2q thanks
Is there a way in FL Studio to do this in bulk for lots of notes at once?
There is! There's an adjustable humanize setting in the piano roll.
@@YEs69th420 thank you!!
What’s the app called?
fl studio!
@@synthet7 thanks for the info, I might start using it for my music career
Interesante 🗿
You though you could get away with that bad spelIing
@@MinorGooberism Ever heard of...español?
@@DigitalOrbitMusic yes. I am stupid as hell. I have no excuses for that one.
WHY ARE YOU TURNING INTO AN ALIEN
Those claps were not on *"BËÝĪŁT"*
dilla time
Or, if you're feeling extra, turn off the grid and just go by how it feels. Tear away all the pretenses you rely on, all the "rules" that you abide by, and have fun :)
i remember a guy sent me a bpm-less track and told me to go with the flow
POLYRIDDIM
What would best describe your genre of music?
pop i think
If you're a human, then humanize it.
j dilla
Does before the beat count?
Yes
J Dilla's snares sometimes do that, it makes them sound rushing in your face
yee
ANY SWEDES HERE????
Also if you’re skilled enough, playing in your midi and then correcting glaring issues is a lot more human as well
I
those claps were not on beeurt
как будто для смешариков музыка
No
Now try on 808s
Clapping is never on beat, especially when an audience does it :D
not going to lie a lot of these off beat doint sound good the sound manufactured of beats you need to turn LINE to none to make sound organic
Honestly I have started slightly taking stuff off the grid naturally when I make music on my phone. It's easier to quantize everything because the phone is small but sometimes even though everything is technically on time, it sounds slightly off so I started tweaking stuff