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Main lesson: don't get precious about the sounds you first select. Sometimes you have to be ruthless and replace an element you have spent an eternity on!
I often do that with hi hats. I'm tweaking and tweaking for a long time and sometimes over several sessions and when I finally delete the hi hat it feels so good when it's gone.
@@jellycoding export your single track to audio though and keep in your samples for another project. Then at least all the hard work wasn’t all for nothing!👍🏼
My friend, I cannot believe how valuable your videos are, thank you so much, these are the kind of tips I've been searching for these past 5 years, so simple but powerful
I find myself getting stuck with "that's how it sounds" and sometimes lose sight of the fact that I can change the sounds or the rhythm if it feels so robotic or locked down. I really appreciate the tutorials and techniques you share.
Damn I didn't know Gru was making sick ass beats now, good for him. Thanks for showing your process, been binging your channel lately before I start more edm based stuff in Bitwig
Luv the way teach oscar. In a world awash with "how to vids, term used loosely". You quench the dehydrated masses with instruction with taste. Wish I found you sooner. Tracks headed your way and cheers from Chicago. Andrew: Flowgistek
Your tutorials are really chocked full of good info. You just never know what awesome things RUclips will recommend! Thanks for putting all this good content out!
Great stuff, Oscar. I feel I've always struggled with drum programming, which is so key in electronic music. Really helpful to hear you think out loud while tweaking. Loving the channel. Keep up the great work!
Must have taken a lot of work to edit these vids. Also your English is better than many English peoples’ English. Hats off. Brilliant info for all genres… I’m a 25 year hardcore, drumnbass head that occasionally makes an excursion… makes me want to make technoey housey yes again.
I love your style! You explain your ideas and concepts very clearly and succinctly and presented them in a way that is organized and coherent. I love that you include bullet point lists of the important concepts at the end of segments. Great job, great music and a nicely shaved head! Cheers and many thanks!
Thanks a lot! I just discover your videos and it help me a lot to improve. You are a really good teacher approche that help clarify a lot of little things. Very nice thank you Bonne appetite!
Great video Oscar. Just discovered you yesterday and have enjoyed the couple of videos I’ve seen so far. Thanks a lot mate and best wishes for the new year!
This channel is amazing, every video I learn something new and I love your style of teaching. Would love to see you make a video about the weird dark/melodic/deep style of acid techno like Boston 168 as well as using the 303 to make ambient sounds, there aren't many tutorials about this
Filed in my Best of the Best playlist. Muchas gracias. I have had the Dance Music Manual I think for over 10 years.. maybe even 20 lol... hardly ever read (rhymes with red) it 🤦♂️ So many books so little time.
the thing that has worked well for me is just coming up with a beat I like then stacking it with 4 to 5 different drum racks. I don't know if this is a common practice or not but I often get some really interesting beats. The one thing that kills me is not knowing how to eq the beats the way you do.
I love your videos. I were looking for a channel like this for some time because I love techno and other genres and I was always curious how they look from a production site thanks for content
I really like your approach to teach music production. I immediately subscribed to your channel. Now I am wondering if the scarf will be showcased regularly 😆
This was super interesting! Could you do a how to make a lo-fi house track? something in the style of Matthieu Fauborg or Ross From Friends would be really interesting too. Thanks!
@@OscarUnderdog no hate bro, I watch all your stuff. It makes me think what would happen if I sent my stuff to someone. It would come back unrecognisable but vastly improved. Keep doing what your doing man, glad to see you expanding so quickly too😄
I'm newly approaching electronic music, since I’ve always produced only rap/trap music and I find your videos so helpful and simple to understand. I’m personally struggling with finding good sound kits and I'd also like to start designing my own sounds. Could you make a tutorial for drums sound designing?
Fantastic video! I've been struggling to finish a track because the drums feel a little "meh"! This is just what I needed. I used to have a copy of Rick Snoman's Dance Music Manual. Useful stuff. Thanks
Hei there, can you tell me the name of the referencing song please? Thank you very much for what u re doing, I have learned a lot in this very short time since I found you. I truly deeply love you!
When you group drum samples (like high hats, snares, kick etc.) In one channel mixer. Then you can easily compress them or saturate. And it saves space :)
Awesome tutorial,i produce hardtekno,tribe tekno (underground music mainly) and most of the stuff u explain is appliable to my stile too!Btw what`s the name of the kicks sample pack?
@@rushikeshrawool5387 is that the samples pack we can see at 2:10 ? cause i checked akai gold baby sample packs but they seems more hip hop style samples than techno; thanks for your answer man!
Do you use Sonarworks when producing through head phones? Those are DT 770’s correct? Thanks so much for the detailed tutorial. This level of intimate focus on foundational elements is so useful. Thankful for your knowledge!
Bro, you have cool videos and thank you for your hard work. But it all sounds too simple, entry-level. Forgive me for that, but I've been trying to achieve this sound for years. If you listen to tracks from well-known techno labels, then the sound there is rich, not trivial. What exactly do they do to sound like that? I'm from Russia and I don't have the opportunity to go to a professional studio where they make techno music. Or talk to famous musicians. Maybe you have such an opportunity?
I really appreciate these videos but in this case, sonically I preferred the original drums. I think this is a great lesson in production but sometimes the sonic aesthetics of low / no production are more pleasing to the ears.
I like what he did with the kicks and snare, but prefer the the spacey loop on top of the original. I also really liked the panned echo, almost maraca sound, that rolled threw the loop. It really brought the loop around and tied it in with a cool groove.
Its simple just enter god mode and make everything awesome. Everyone knows what sounds good, its just getting there that gets tricky... thanks for the tutorial
Initially it felt cyber or even military and became house in the end, not sure if originall author's intention was this, but good tutorial nevertheless
Best way to fix it would be using sounds that you know ... sound like ACTUAL drums. These electronic thumps and snaps sound NOTHING like drums. If you cant afford real drums, at least get a vst that does the same thing, there's many for free, then it will sound better.
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Main lesson: don't get precious about the sounds you first select. Sometimes you have to be ruthless and replace an element you have spent an eternity on!
I often do that with hi hats. I'm tweaking and tweaking for a long time and sometimes over several sessions and when I finally delete the hi hat it feels so good when it's gone.
@@jellycoding export your single track to audio though and keep in your samples for another project. Then at least all the hard work wasn’t all for nothing!👍🏼
My troubles right now ;)
Loving the winter scarf look :D
Gotta stay toasty 🔥
My friend, I cannot believe how valuable your videos are, thank you so much, these are the kind of tips I've been searching for these past 5 years, so simple but powerful
Have watched most of these over and over tryna prefect every little thing over and over lol
I find myself getting stuck with "that's how it sounds" and sometimes lose sight of the fact that I can change the sounds or the rhythm if it feels so robotic or locked down. I really appreciate the tutorials and techniques you share.
Damn I didn't know Gru was making sick ass beats now, good for him.
Thanks for showing your process, been binging your channel lately before I start more edm based stuff in Bitwig
I like the way you explane what your doing. Thumbs up!
Thank you Oscar I keep coming back to your videos they’re so awesome! Thanks for the content for us up and coming!
Great video, I’m always focusing on my drums and how to make them more punchy and lively. Thank you!
Best free education in this topic I ever saw...
Love how we can see passion meeting technic at the spot. Great content!
Luv the way teach oscar. In a world awash with "how to vids, term used loosely". You quench the dehydrated masses with instruction with taste. Wish I found you sooner. Tracks headed your way and cheers from Chicago. Andrew: Flowgistek
Your tutorials are really chocked full of good info. You just never know what awesome things RUclips will recommend! Thanks for putting all this good content out!
Great stuff, Oscar. I feel I've always struggled with drum programming, which is so key in electronic music. Really helpful to hear you think out loud while tweaking. Loving the channel. Keep up the great work!
great video again
Must have taken a lot of work to edit these vids. Also your English is better than many English peoples’ English. Hats off. Brilliant info for all genres… I’m a 25 year hardcore, drumnbass head that occasionally makes an excursion… makes me want to make technoey housey yes again.
great one 👌as always 👏👏👏👑
I love your style! You explain your ideas and concepts very clearly and succinctly and presented them in a way that is organized and coherent. I love that you include bullet point lists of the important concepts at the end of segments. Great job, great music and a nicely shaved head! Cheers and many thanks!
Thanks a lot! I just discover your videos and it help me a lot to improve. You are a really good teacher approche that help clarify a lot of little things. Very nice thank you Bonne appetite!
Informative as always. Thanks, Oscar. I'm looking forward to taking the boot camp!
I had no clue about any of this but your videos always amazed me haha it flows nicely 👍👍
Great to read you Agatha :D
Great video Oscar. Just discovered you yesterday and have enjoyed the couple of videos I’ve seen so far. Thanks a lot mate and best wishes for the new year!
yay Stan Kolev ! Bulgaria represent :P
Thanks for this!
Best video in ages. Really useful stuff.
Great video 👋
Sound selection is key
But without a “ groove “ it’s nothing
❤️
This channel is amazing, every video I learn something new and I love your style of teaching. Would love to see you make a video about the weird dark/melodic/deep style of acid techno like Boston 168 as well as using the 303 to make ambient sounds, there aren't many tutorials about this
Super cool drums
Awesome content
you are goated for this one my dude. i didnt think i could learn so much in 20 minutes
😁🙏
Filed in my Best of the Best playlist. Muchas gracias. I have had the Dance Music Manual I think for over 10 years.. maybe even 20 lol... hardly ever read (rhymes with red) it 🤦♂️ So many books so little time.
great video man! continue
the thing that has worked well for me is just coming up with a beat I like then stacking it with 4 to 5 different drum racks. I don't know if this is a common practice or not but I often get some really interesting beats. The one thing that kills me is not knowing how to eq the beats the way you do.
Wow, how clean is that bean )) Aaaah yeeeee 13:48 Quality - and this track is better than the reference track
Thanks for sharing, very inspiring! Sounds nice!
Another great video mate
That was an awesome tutorial Gru !
This was awesome
Can you make a video talking about organic house/ folktronic? I Think that’s a very interesting genre
I love your videos. I were looking for a channel like this for some time because I love techno and other genres and I was always curious how they look from a production site thanks for content
I really like your approach to teach music production. I immediately subscribed to your channel. Now I am wondering if the scarf will be showcased regularly 😆
Good advice. What is the reference track at 19:32 ?
This was super interesting! Could you do a how to make a lo-fi house track? something in the style of Matthieu Fauborg or Ross From Friends would be really interesting too. Thanks!
amazing content as alwasy!! Funny that i have been doing the cloakroom check for so long but didn't knew it was a thing.
hey man awesome video! can i get that sample pack somewhere? pretty nice sounds!
sos el numero 1 oscarcitoooo!! abrazo desde buenos aires ♥
Let’s take a drum groove and improve it by changing everything about it😂
:D once I had replaced most of the drums, I felt the same. Still thought the process might be educational :D
rather, lets take a drum groove as inspiration and a working base and improve upon it
@@OscarUnderdog no hate bro, I watch all your stuff. It makes me think what would happen if I sent my stuff to someone. It would come back unrecognisable but vastly improved. Keep doing what your doing man, glad to see you expanding so quickly too😄
Sometimes you just gotta change everything. "Trying to polish a turd" etc etc..
Underdog presents: The Beat of Theseus
as always, great vid
I actually like pre first? Would also fit way better with house
great work Oscar! I did try to click the soundcloud link, and it didn't lead anywhere at the moment.
Thanks! Fixed it! soundcloud.com/face-the-sun-be
Will the next vid progress from this and add some synth?
It will actually add some turnarounds! Synths might come after 😀
Thanks!! Great content!, as a beginner i learn a lot from you!. Keep em coming.
I'm newly approaching electronic music, since I’ve always produced only rap/trap music and I find your videos so helpful and simple to understand. I’m personally struggling with finding good sound kits and I'd also like to start designing my own sounds. Could you make a tutorial for drums sound designing?
Fantastic video! I've been struggling to finish a track because the drums feel a little "meh"! This is just what I needed. I used to have a copy of Rick Snoman's Dance Music Manual. Useful stuff. Thanks
Adore that terminology 'Cloakroom check'!
Great video Oscar, do you have your music/songs released somewhere?
those kicks u have sound greeeeat!
Hei there, can you tell me the name of the referencing song please? Thank you very much for what u re doing, I have learned a lot in this very short time since I found you. I truly deeply love you!
hey under,
could u maybe share the name of some the samplepacks that you are using? the pack with the framedrums for example? cheers
What sample packs are you using in this video?
Thanks
Nice video! Can you point us to the goldbaby drums you mentioned? I know some packs of them, but not explicit which one you ment :)
Does anyone know the name of the reference track at minute 20? 😍
Do you ever use hardware instruments with your D.A.W. ? I have plenty of hardware but haven't used any software yet.
high quality tips here
You have some excellent samples, where are the Stan Kolev and other types of kicks available?
I use the audiotent artist kicks sample pack :)
I like the post-recording editing oscar commentary lol
this is how all this music starts to sound like beatport
"tee-gwroonk, tee-gwroonk ": ok, buddy
What drum samples are you using?
Great. Thank you. One question. What is a "Drum Bus" (or any Bus channel) and what does it actuallly do ...or enable you to do?
When you group drum samples (like high hats, snares, kick etc.) In one channel mixer. Then you can easily compress them or saturate. And it saves space :)
@@nadatopcagic841 Thank you!👍
How did you clear out some midi/audio tracks when it comes to the refernce-part?
Hi, which headphones do you recommend for music production (techno mostly). I am new to this and I have just been using HD25.
Yo bro! Thnx for tips!
Is it cold in your studio Oscar?
You can't Polish a turd. I love that expression 😂👍
thank you!!
18:45 for this test I go the toilet which is just next to the room where i make music
Awesome tutorial,i produce hardtekno,tribe tekno (underground music mainly) and most of the stuff u explain is appliable to my stile too!Btw what`s the name of the kicks sample pack?
I guess he is talking about akai gold baby !
@@rushikeshrawool5387 is that the samples pack we can see at 2:10 ? cause i checked akai gold baby sample packs but they seems more hip hop style samples than techno;
thanks for your answer man!
Audiotent Artist Kicks. :)
Do you use Sonarworks when producing through head phones? Those are DT 770’s correct? Thanks so much for the detailed tutorial. This level of intimate focus on foundational elements is so useful. Thankful for your knowledge!
😍
Bro, you have cool videos and thank you for your hard work. But it all sounds too simple, entry-level. Forgive me for that, but I've been trying to achieve this sound for years. If you listen to tracks from well-known techno labels, then the sound there is rich, not trivial. What exactly do they do to sound like that? I'm from Russia and I don't have the opportunity to go to a professional studio where they make techno music. Or talk to famous musicians. Maybe you have such an opportunity?
❤️
I really appreciate these videos but in this case, sonically I preferred the original drums. I think this is a great lesson in production but sometimes the sonic aesthetics of low / no production are more pleasing to the ears.
I like what he did with the kicks and snare, but prefer the the spacey loop on top of the original. I also really liked the panned echo, almost maraca sound, that rolled threw the loop. It really brought the loop around and tied it in with a cool groove.
I’ve “wasted” years of my life trying to make kick drums and they always sound shite :( but I keep trying, 😂🕺🏼
Here's a loop, let's change the sounds, the pattern and timing - there, I fixed it. LOL
this myth was destroyed by the mythbusters. you can polish turd.
but yes. the sound have to be clear and loud
Hahaha I actually watched that one too, the absolute madmen.
Its simple just enter god mode and make everything awesome. Everyone knows what sounds good, its just getting there that gets tricky... thanks for the tutorial
Love this stuff. I unsubbed from all the junk about music. Had to weed out the genuine sources. 😎
Interesting video as usual, but I liked the original version MUCH more.
I do learn a lot from this channel. Just a pity it’s all Ableton based.
The great thing is that Oscar teaches concepts. Most of these concepts can be adapted in other DAWs
Initially it felt cyber or even military and became house in the end, not sure if originall author's intention was this, but good tutorial nevertheless
Haha, you look like the guy from Despicable Me!
Now where are my bonus points?
I'm never collaborating with you again.. 😔
😝
I prefer the first drums, lol
Let’s fix these drums.
AKA
Let’s scrap this bs and make a real drum loop.
😂
That "intuition" could never be teach kkkkk
noobs spend 6 hours eqing a bad kick drum. chads buy a sample pack
Best way to fix it would be using sounds that you know ... sound like ACTUAL drums. These electronic thumps and snaps sound NOTHING like drums. If you cant afford real drums, at least get a vst that does the same thing, there's many for free, then it will sound better.