I've done it a few times before, it's just about making sure it doesn't produce too much wetness in the bass and even less in the sub. You can add some distortion and then find that it doesn't distract from the bass and kick itself with some regular sidechaining
a kick with a reverb buss and and eq to cut out low end can really make your kick stand out. Just make sure u still have a good mono signal and a reverb kick just hits sometimes 👌
@@yuxanne. Because saying the low could imply a hard pass on both the bass and sub. I like doing a gentle pass though. Maybe the way I worded it was weird though 😅
Interesting that some people find it odd to drag and drop drum samples directly onto the playlist lol when i first started using FL back in 2011 making house music, i'd use the sequencer, but eventually noticed dropping onto the playlist allowed for quicker micro editing/adjustments rather than having to create "unique" patterns each time. Meanwhile, now I'm on Ableton and i use the drum rack on every production. It's definitely a workflow thing
I did that too when I started out making house because Martin Garrix did it 💀 Nowadays I drop into the playlist any time I make jungle, drum & bass, or boom bap music because I realized I much prefer chopping up drum breaks with the raw waveforms rather than slicing them in the piano roll. I end up making way better grooves and crazier chops/stutters cause of it
@@Sergio-nb4hj i'm the same when it comes to chopping and slicing. Love being able to see the waveforms rather than just midi notes. Although, if it gives a better result to do the midi notes, i'll just bounce that to audio so i can see the waveforms
like I comment to another, when using the channel rack, the volume of whatever sound is playing in there is dropped by 10 or 20%, playlist the way if you want your drums to use 100% of its sounds, just make sure you have soft clipper, limiter, then compressor, in THIS order if you want hard drums w/o clipping, turn up high ends as well
@@1paraadise yeah that's all it is. When i learned that, i would turn the volume up to so it reached 100% of the original volume, but that's before i started using the playlist to drag and drop audio. In Ableton racks, the volume defaults at -12db to each sample dropped, but i adjust that to taste. Switching to ableton, my mixes became much more consistent and i can get all the levels right, unlike FL Studio where it took more fiddling for me
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you know whats missing tho, those ethereal low mids (mayb, my ears could be deceiving me but I can't hear any Clams casino depth in this, only hefty reverb on the kick and pads)
ive learned to produce and was introduced to music theory through this style of music, a simple loop repeating on the background and some drums on top... but after a while I got so bored of the simplicity and the "more of the same" sound of these basic beats... then I bought a guitar and learned it, am able to actually make music instead of flipping samples around thinking im doing something... i just wanna ask: do you guys also feel the same?
well if you want to have fun flipping samples in a not boring way, i recomend trying dariacore out for a spin, its pretty hard on the ears over time, but its a very complex to make genre. just check out anything in dariacore 2: enter here, hell to the left. or by xaev, crafter2011, and ta1lsd0ll
@@Bkyaman7 damn bro i was just asking a question, no need to b rude. yeah, jasper's a better producer, but i'm not half bad either ruclips.net/video/fPquzFqUgEw/видео.html
What are the importance of the BPM? Varying from different genre, can you theoretically make any genre in any BpM just by placing notes in different sections ?
The bpm is just how fast the sing is, But you could make any song sound like almost any bpm aslong as you have the notes and other sounds placed correctly
since his beat is in 142, you could set the bpm to 71, 35.5, or 284 and it’d all sound the same but working in the piano roll grid would be very different
@@cxfast-x9dnot bad, try putting effects on stuff and you'd be suprised how much better simple changes can make something sound. Like half timing a piano melody and putting reverb on it.
I got annoyed by the chord progression better make it keep going down with 3rd chord being lowest pitch and then 4th one up and when it returns to 1 it makes more sense
people just like that vibe. sometimes computerized is cool and sometimes you want to mimic a natural feel. it depends on the beat, or the genre if we're talking about electronic music in general. it's more about creating a specific feel than trying to trick anyone. there is no natural version of trap music anyway.
@humanhumanson-jr8sk yeah that person is me, I hate electronic music, i hate that virtual all music is computer generated now, etc etc. but if you make purposefully computery music i mean 🤷🏿♂️
@@thomaz_dte nah bro you can make fye melodies js cause u cant do one thing don mean its not in u You otta become a audio engineer to become a fye artist u js ramblin
I used to be the same and unorganised, I’m an ableton user I used the same colours for certain types of instruments, green for piano, blue for synths, red for bass, orange for drums, and I group tracks in each category, like melodies or vocals it’s much easier to control that way for example instead of having to mute 6 different tracks at once just to compare the melody and drums if I group then I can quickly mix easier especially if you’re using a midi keyboard too, also if you do the same colours it makes every new session/set you have or an old one you have easy to navigate and saves you so much time, find yourself a foundation cause if you don’t you’re making your life harder and wasting more time, create a template and save it as your default template that way you only have to do it once it’s easier to delete parts you don’t need rather than setting it up from the start every time. And once you have that system you’ll enjoy making music much more cause you have less time to worry about setting up and more time to be creative
Using a loop for a base melody is not producing. The real Producer was thay guy who made that loop. He produced it. What you are showing is the easiest and laziest part of making a Beats. Oh lord, please bring back 90s and 2000s, where people had to be good at something to succeed. Even crate digging for sampled on the early stage of rap was a whole different level
He didn't just use the loop straight up though, he chopped it up and made it sound different. That's more manipulation than most 90s producers added to their samples tbh And if you want to hear modern rap heavily using sampled records, Alcemist and the Griselda Records roster are right there. Even more impressive is the WWCD album with Daringer and Beat Butcha on prod doesn't even use sampled records. All the music was made with instruments and processed to sound like sampled records. If you're looking for trap music with sampled records, you can check out doomshop, and the trill phonk & rare phonk subgenres. As well as UK and NY drill. People are more wild with crate digging than ever tbh
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Idk why but putting the drums directly in the playlist instead of the sequencer makes my ass itch
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Im the complete opposite, I don’t use the patterns for drums, only for midi instruments that I haven’t bounced to wav yet.
@@ericktellez7632 same
Reverb on the kick is crazy
I've done it a few times before, it's just about making sure it doesn't produce too much wetness in the bass and even less in the sub. You can add some distortion and then find that it doesn't distract from the bass and kick itself with some regular sidechaining
It’s 80s ish
a kick with a reverb buss and and eq to cut out low end can really make your kick stand out. Just make sure u still have a good mono signal and a reverb kick just hits sometimes 👌
@@JohnVillalta I've never heard anyone put it that way, why not just say make sure the reverb from the kick doesn't have too much low end
@@yuxanne. Because saying the low could imply a hard pass on both the bass and sub. I like doing a gentle pass though. Maybe the way I worded it was weird though 😅
Interesting that some people find it odd to drag and drop drum samples directly onto the playlist lol when i first started using FL back in 2011 making house music, i'd use the sequencer, but eventually noticed dropping onto the playlist allowed for quicker micro editing/adjustments rather than having to create "unique" patterns each time.
Meanwhile, now I'm on Ableton and i use the drum rack on every production. It's definitely a workflow thing
I did that too when I started out making house because Martin Garrix did it 💀
Nowadays I drop into the playlist any time I make jungle, drum & bass, or boom bap music because I realized I much prefer chopping up drum breaks with the raw waveforms rather than slicing them in the piano roll. I end up making way better grooves and crazier chops/stutters cause of it
@@Sergio-nb4hj i'm the same when it comes to chopping and slicing. Love being able to see the waveforms rather than just midi notes.
Although, if it gives a better result to do the midi notes, i'll just bounce that to audio so i can see the waveforms
like I comment to another, when using the channel rack, the volume of whatever sound is playing in there is dropped by 10 or 20%, playlist the way if you want your drums to use 100% of its sounds, just make sure you have soft clipper, limiter, then compressor, in THIS order if you want hard drums w/o clipping, turn up high ends as well
@@1paraadise yeah that's all it is. When i learned that, i would turn the volume up to so it reached 100% of the original volume, but that's before i started using the playlist to drag and drop audio.
In Ableton racks, the volume defaults at -12db to each sample dropped, but i adjust that to taste. Switching to ableton, my mixes became much more consistent and i can get all the levels right, unlike FL Studio where it took more fiddling for me
Drums in the playlist are diabolical😭😭
How? It's way easier to make small adjustments
@@Mikkokaarmela it just looks wrong😭😭
@@Mikkokaarmelanot even, you can just make a unique set and edit it lmao
@@highslump yeah and you don't have to do that when you have them on a playlist, which is easier and faster
I forget people don't usually use perc samples outside of the piano roll
You should also add minor changes between each chop if you wanna do it like clams casino
Problem with knowing too much about music: I don’t know if you’re talking about adding small differences or adding some minor chords
@@noiburg8866 , minor changes refers to minor tweaks, not minor chords, and it is obvious
@@ikergg2516 obviousness is subjective
@@noiburg8866 I mean if they meant minor chords then they would've said minor CHORDS but they didn't. So in this instance obviousness ISN'T subjective
@@ayoissac changes is another word for chords
For hihats i suggest just using them in the piano roll, because you can roll them while changing the pitch of them
That's snare is sick
So good. Now I need fl studio
use tpb
rutracker is ur best bet homie i used that for my fl and all the plugins i have. its safe so u dont gotta worry bout no malware and stuff
@@hydranetbut rutracker is goated
Try learning an instrument instead
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that snare is tight
I fw it heavy sounds like lvl
Add your kick (snare), snare (kick)
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Sounds like “nights like this”
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Only maniacs sequence their drums directly in the playlist 😮
Sometimes I do some of my drums in the playlist, some in piano roll, and some as an exported wav file
this beat some youtube tech tutorial type sh
Beginning sounds like timeless
Bones verse on canal street would kill this
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use grossbeat to get the stuttered sample n then resample and use the parts u want, gives it more texture imo
Try with kick stomps, more transient on snare and slower pads with reverb and reverse effects, percs and fx etc
This how i used to set up my beats pre FL12
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First part got me flying and the rest just sounds like a generic yt free copyright background music 😭😭
Reminds me of friendzone
The melody also gives me the seco d part of my eyes vibe
Wow sounds good
Drums rolls in audio is crazu
i like everything but putting the kick to the same bus as everything else cuz that adds reverb to it
you don't have to route it to the same bus, but since I add a low cut on the reverb it doesn't cause any mudiness
didnt even notice u did that my fault
ive learned to produce and was introduced to music theory through this style of music, a simple loop repeating on the background and some drums on top... but after a while I got so bored of the simplicity and the "more of the same" sound of these basic beats... then I bought a guitar and learned it, am able to actually make music instead of flipping samples around thinking im doing something... i just wanna ask: do you guys also feel the same?
Bro really thinks he is him
you ain’t know how to make melodies? it’s actually easy at on fl you just need the ear for a catchy one
This sound is picking interest
well if you want to have fun flipping samples in a not boring way, i recomend trying dariacore out for a spin, its pretty hard on the ears over time, but its a very complex to make genre. just check out anything in dariacore 2: enter here, hell to the left. or by xaev, crafter2011, and ta1lsd0ll
brother no sidechaining is diabolical
sounds like the start of girl with the blonde hair by juice wrld
i love percs
Great sounding snare what sample is that?
y not make your own loops to chop?
You can do that! I do this for a few of my beats, but this way is super simple for beginners
I mean either way it don’t matter. It’s all about the fun of making it not the “skill”
@@smoke-j6z that is fair, i'm not saying its a bad thing, loops are a great tool. but personally i have more fun making my own stuff
At least He Is More Talented Than You Do
@@Bkyaman7 damn bro i was just asking a question, no need to b rude. yeah, jasper's a better producer, but i'm not half bad either ruclips.net/video/fPquzFqUgEw/видео.html
Wait, this isn't a clam cooking tutorial...
I love you my hero
Thx for the tutorial what bpm would u recommend for a beat like this?
Probably the one he used
140 ish
fucking hard ah beat
What portal preset are you using?? I used to use portal but the presets r so crazy I cant imagine which one works for drums
They’re all pretty good, just make sure to turn the mix level down so it doesn’t sound super crazy
ngl i dont even hear what that portal did compared to just normal drums lmao. I dont remember one preset that would work like this
Portal wasn’t around in 2018 tho
what bass plugin is that
Nice
Are you sure this genre isn't called Stuttercore?
There’s too many genres, I got no idea anymore lol
whats that bass preset?
I need that beat
You should mix the beat first before uploading!
anyone got tips for knowing what note is playing from a sample? often times edison is wrong or it dont sound right
Check my third to last short video (how to find bass notes) that will show you a cool method to use
what headphones do u use? will 80ohms work?
bro, how u find that bass
What are the importance of the BPM? Varying from different genre, can you theoretically make any genre in any BpM just by placing notes in different sections ?
Yes
The bpm is just how fast the sing is, But you could make any song sound like almost any bpm aslong as you have the notes and other sounds placed correctly
since his beat is in 142, you could set the bpm to 71, 35.5, or 284 and it’d all sound the same but working in the piano roll grid would be very different
@@optimisum7807ain't nobody doing a song at 35.5 BPM 😭
@@ShineVIII ik lolll just saying it’s possible
why would you put reverb on a kick
i dont wanna be annoying but can you tell me if my beat on my channel is good? I swear im not a bot 💀 i just uploaded it
@@cxfast-x9dnot bad, try putting effects on stuff and you'd be suprised how much better simple changes can make something sound. Like half timing a piano melody and putting reverb on it.
is this beat posted ?
I got annoyed by the chord progression better make it keep going down with 3rd chord being lowest pitch and then 4th one up and when it returns to 1 it makes more sense
bro sound do you use to create the bassline??
im tryna create one but they dont sound right
Look for “toronto” basslines. Or “moog” bass. They will get u right in the direction ur looking for 🙏🏽
wait someone explain me the mixing part did not get that
why make your drums sound less computerized when youre making straight up computer music?
people just like that vibe. sometimes computerized is cool and sometimes you want to mimic a natural feel. it depends on the beat, or the genre if we're talking about electronic music in general. it's more about creating a specific feel than trying to trick anyone. there is no natural version of trap music anyway.
@humanhumanson-jr8sk yeah that person is me, I hate electronic music, i hate that virtual all music is computer generated now, etc etc. but if you make purposefully computery music i mean 🤷🏿♂️
crazy
jungle/dnb drums would have been crazy after that drop
Post the beat u made
Smokedope type beat
Si good
LVL sample technics but not the drums
NIGHTS LIKE THIS KID LAROI EXACT SAME BEAT
Slow it down and remove the hi hats, youre welcome
tf they not usin piano roll....
The organization tho so hard achieve 😢
its either in you or it ain’t
@@thomaz_dte nah bro you can make fye melodies js cause u cant do one thing don mean its not in u
You otta become a audio engineer to become a fye artist u js ramblin
@@thomaz_dte u did u doe cuddi dem
@@Gunsounzz "and i took it personally" lmaooo
I used to be the same and unorganised, I’m an ableton user I used the same colours for certain types of instruments, green for piano, blue for synths, red for bass, orange for drums, and I group tracks in each category, like melodies or vocals it’s much easier to control that way for example instead of having to mute 6 different tracks at once just to compare the melody and drums if I group then I can quickly mix easier especially if you’re using a midi keyboard too, also if you do the same colours it makes every new session/set you have or an old one you have easy to navigate and saves you so much time, find yourself a foundation cause if you don’t you’re making your life harder and wasting more time, create a template and save it as your default template that way you only have to do it once it’s easier to delete parts you don’t need rather than setting it up from the start every time. And once you have that system you’ll enjoy making music much more cause you have less time to worry about setting up and more time to be creative
ma non fai prima a mettere i plugin nel master?
British accent = me not listening to
That’s just racism
Using a loop for a base melody is not producing. The real Producer was thay guy who made that loop. He produced it. What you are showing is the easiest and laziest part of making a Beats. Oh lord, please bring back 90s and 2000s, where people had to be good at something to succeed. Even crate digging for sampled on the early stage of rap was a whole different level
He didn't just use the loop straight up though, he chopped it up and made it sound different. That's more manipulation than most 90s producers added to their samples tbh
And if you want to hear modern rap heavily using sampled records, Alcemist and the Griselda Records roster are right there. Even more impressive is the WWCD album with Daringer and Beat Butcha on prod doesn't even use sampled records. All the music was made with instruments and processed to sound like sampled records.
If you're looking for trap music with sampled records, you can check out doomshop, and the trill phonk & rare phonk subgenres. As well as UK and NY drill. People are more wild with crate digging than ever tbh
i dont wanna be annoying but can you tell me if my beat on my channel is good? I swear im not a bot 💀 i just uploaded it
That'd be dope if it wasn't wack
Asap
Ehh almost
😅
actually no
No. 🤣
they all sound the same
Soul-less
Your narration makes it sound like, just throw all these veggies in the salad bowl, you can rough cut the lettuce. Oh and julienne the carrots real quick. Then just make a dressing that is delicious. And you’re done! No talent!
I’m no salad expert, but that sounds pretty accurate
First comment!!
Yawn
Wack af
soooo many essential clams things this beat is missing which makes it sound empty and incomplete.
like?