Which of deez riddimz was your favorite? Lemme know! Songs mentioned in the video: Q-Tip - Breathe and Stop Black Milk - Overdose Azealia Banks - Heavy Metal and Reflective
One of the best vids I've seen. I play piano and recently got into producing music and beats, and honestly this vid and similar content is what I need to go from currently being a loop maker, to making full beats. More like this pls, Thank you.
@@NavieDI always forget that MIDIs exist and ever since ignored these, haha :D. Maybe a poll in the community tab could say, how most of the audience think about it. 🤔
When I started making beats I had the craziest drum patterns but as I learned more about the Art of leaving Room for the artists I started doing normal patterns very simple but works tbh check out dilly got it bumpin my man killing it using the same drum pattern landed 2 Joyner Lucas placements on the same album last year great video btw will definitely try some of these ideas especially the first one 💫💫💫
That's why ppl make beat tapes. There is a beat scene in hip hop you can make money off of. And artist need to have more musicality it's always something you can add to a beat.
Because like a lot of people, I am self-taught, it's really helpful to watch videos like these and make sure I get the basics down. Seems obvious, but great refresher
Thank you for the great educational content! And would like to add that 3-3-2 pattern is also called Tresillo rhythm, very fundamental for african and south american music
Came here to sat the same. It's used on its own but is also forms the first component of the son clave pattern which is found all over South/Central American music and Caribbean music. It is fundamental to Cuban music for example.
So simple but so important. People overlook the fundamentals of a beat structure. Few questions! Was you able to split the FPC onto the channel rack and say the mixer or did you use it for ease of a quick explanation and then actually used channel rack in the beat at the end of each example? And how do you usually start a beat, drums or melody first?
@@NavieD thought so for he former. And yeah there is no wrong way. I usually start with melody/chords etc but sometimes I wanna start with drums and make the drums knock and just add a few hits or stabs to fill it but the beat and bass be the main focus to get some hard drum type beat like BDP Duck Down or Jay-Z where I'm from. Thanks for the reply 👍
thanks. i think drums can get a bit boring on a beat when making it. but as soon as you add the bass then the magic happens. I feel the bass is supporting the drums much better.
Hi Navie, I've recently come across you're videos and I have to say you're the best on the platform. I've been producing for a few years now and I've already learned so much from a few of your videos. I really enjoy your style and hopefully we can collab in the future. Big love brother!!!
Once again, thank you for using FL Studio for us, and 2, thank you for making this so plain to understand and not trying to show off something. A lot channels that talk about making "beats" are all flashy and trying to sell us something, you however, did it correctly and made drum patterns much easier to understand to someone like me that is self-taught and trying to learn more! Thanks!
So I broke down and bought FL studio even tho I have 2 MPCs now. I don't regret getting them but some things are just faster in FL and there's a lot of limitations in MPC as far as mixing goes. The two work very well together though and for their own specific purposes. So I'll be checking out a lot more of your videos now that I'm in FL as my main DAW.
Awesome content! Thank you so much for sharing your professional Beat-making tips. Will definitely be implementing them in my future music productions. Much love and peace to you! 🙏🙏🎶🎹🎛🎧
I appreciate your help. I know a lot of these things but sometimes I forget or skip steps thinking im on track but at the end it feels off or flat or just not loud enough. Thanks again. 🤘🤘🤘💯💯💯
Really like that intro beat dude! Liked and subscribed! Your tutorials are very informative! Do you have any vids on properly Eq'ing basslines! Still struggling to get them clean, too muddy!
@@NavieD Thanks Navie D😁 please make a Video on how to make a song remix! We would love that man! Navie ji (ji is used after someone's name in India to show respect)
As always, amazing! I like how you also mentioned songs as an example for the patterns. I noticed you used the term 'Counter Balance', do you think you can make a video on that covering melodies and other aspects regarding it?
This kind of ideas are the tutorials we (the people) need... To get out of the box a little bit and transcend the typical drum patterns and beats, to expand it in more creative ways
@@NavieD my pleasure! It’s really given me a better idea on how to structure my beats and Keep the listener intrigued. But even still, practice, practice practice
The last beat pattern is the dancehall beat pattern.... go listen some 90s dancehall songs and you will hear it most notably Beenie Mans song" Sima Simma".
Underground play was wanna of my favorite tracks to listen to all the time when I first started get into hip hop back in my high school days that’s crazy
Try avoiding the first snares of the pattern, sounds interesting and less aggressive Go check my Milton Friedman lofi beat, I did what I told you and rhyhtm sounds great (Although the sound selection is kinda braindead lol)
Bro I subscribe to your channel some days now you detail everything you put up everything how you doing it I now starting to learn how to produce your videos are awesome
How can I, like you, put the hi-hat, snare and kick in the piano roll at the same time in order to use it at the same time? I would be very happy about an answer.
Which of deez riddimz was your favorite? Lemme know!
Songs mentioned in the video:
Q-Tip - Breathe and Stop
Black Milk - Overdose
Azealia Banks - Heavy Metal and Reflective
Couldnt choose tbh, they all had their own cool feature
The second rhythm was the most interesting to me. But if I start experimenting down the line, I would prefer the first idea more.
Always startin’ classic, cause i was taught there needs to be a snare on the 2 and on the 4. Pretty outdated though 🥸
That Breathe and Stop Riddim never gets old for some reason.
All of them.
I feel like professional now :D
😎 u a real pro now
Gus
😂
This man so confident his shit is fire, he literally tells how to unsubscribe in the intro BECAUSE HE KNOWS YOU WON'T.
Hahah someone in the comments said they unsubscribed. I cried when I read this :'(
@@NavieD just a poker player calling your bluff obv
i feel like i leveled up after watching this, thank you
Careful! This knowledge is dangerous
Navie sir is the only one who cares about drums
Which is as important as melodies
Much love 🙏❤️
Yep, everything is important. Bungling up one of the elements can throw off everything else
@@NavieD Facts
Drums are more important than melody in real house music and also, arguably in hip-hop.
It's been 3 years you still produce bro?
One of the best vids I've seen. I play piano and recently got into producing music and beats, and honestly this vid and similar content is what I need to go from currently being a loop maker, to making full beats. More like this pls, Thank you.
Awesome, I hope I can assist you on your journey my friend
I think you just made new drum patterns approachable for starters. Patterns starters would've never really know of . excellent lesson
Hmm I wonder if I should make some cool drum pattern midis. Is that something people use?
@@NavieD 100%
@@NavieDI always forget that MIDIs exist and ever since ignored these, haha :D. Maybe a poll in the community tab could say, how most of the audience think about it. 🤔
I think I made a poll about using MIDI way back. Most people said they're cool with it
WHERE ARE THE TRIANGLES FROM THE THUMBNAIL?
YEAH! WE WANT ANSWERS!
WHO KNOWS
Photoshop
I will never stop learning with this man around
One day, you will be the teacher and I will be the student Zaddy
Try Game and Bizze Works Beats, all of them are giving us the BLUEPRINT.
you’re one of the few producer youtubers where i feel the tips are actually helpful thank you man 👾
Well heck, thank you Mystic!
Alternative title: How Kanye West Makes Award-Winning Drum Patterns
There are awards for drum patterns?
@@NavieD yeah Kanye made them, smh he won all of them and became a president of the company interesting...
that is what came to mind was kanye and his mad producer side
I'm sitting here listening like " REALLY'' I didn't pick up on this over the years. smh
@@nuf4052 👌🏻😭😂😂
When I started making beats I had the craziest drum patterns but as I learned more about the Art of leaving Room for the artists I started doing normal patterns very simple but works tbh check out dilly got it bumpin my man killing it using the same drum pattern landed 2 Joyner Lucas placements on the same album last year great video btw will definitely try some of these ideas especially the first one 💫💫💫
Yeah, I was the same way. Getting too wild and crazy with your drum pattern eventually becomes just showing off hahah
That's why ppl make beat tapes. There is a beat scene in hip hop you can make money off of. And artist need to have more musicality it's always something you can add to a beat.
The thumbnail had me thinking there was a new way to create patterns 🤦🏽♂️
Where are the trianglesssss
I clicked exactly because of that reason
Yeah bruh lemme draw some triangle notes 😭😂😂
Neta!
Bro the last pattern where you switch the hh with a kick/snare makes it end up sounding like dancehall/reggaeton
Yeah, a lot of dancehall has a 3-3-2 rhythm
Real thing!
Dembow
@@nogh8344 lol dembow came from dancehall tho
Oh, the irony......... "unique drum patterns 'every' producer should know."
Well you got a point. As a producer you need to be creative and stand out, that is the key part. These videos are just to give you an idea.
@@Keroser1983 I agree, there is no irony here, just inspiration
And a guy explaining how he knows them: Be being absolutely non creative and just copying paste other beats from other producers.
lol
‘Unique’ as in different from each other. Not as in completely original. Of course.
Bruh😂😂
Because like a lot of people, I am self-taught, it's really helpful to watch videos like these and make sure I get the basics down. Seems obvious, but great refresher
Thanks Navi! Again I wouldn't be having as much fun as I am now with out all these awesome tips man
Excellent, glad I am able to give you some joy my lovelyman Erik
This video not only tells You where to place things, but Also how to come up with new patterns, i'm subscribing
Putting clap on the downbeat is essential for ethiopian music 😁 really good stuff subscribe 👍
Hahah yeah it does have a tribal feel to it for sure
Thank you for the great educational content! And would like to add that 3-3-2 pattern is also called Tresillo rhythm, very fundamental for african and south american music
Ooh I didn't know it had an official name. Thank you for sharing
Came here to sat the same. It's used on its own but is also forms the first component of the son clave pattern which is found all over South/Central American music and Caribbean music. It is fundamental to Cuban music for example.
@@ludamillion can it be merged with your traditional hip hop?
I'm teaching my kids to use Ableton live 10 using your videos. Thank you so much.
Thank you Max! Hopefully your kiddos understand my videos
@@NavieD Yes, very well. New superstar will be born soon ))
Damn Navie... Your tutorials are so good, sometimes I can't believe I get to watch them for free haha. Thank you so much for making these for us!
You are most welcome Kirk! I hope these videos are helping you
Top tier thumbnails
Top tier content
Thanks for the tips
Thank you my love! Some people get really angry at my thumbnails
Me reading title: I dunno, I've been making beats for a while, can this teach me anything?
Me nearly three minutes in: Okay, that is pretty dope!
Happy you learned something Jason!
So simple but so important. People overlook the fundamentals of a beat structure. Few questions! Was you able to split the FPC onto the channel rack and say the mixer or did you use it for ease of a quick explanation and then actually used channel rack in the beat at the end of each example? And how do you usually start a beat, drums or melody first?
That was just for ease of explanation. For me, I start with the melodic component but I know many people that start with drums. There is no wrong way
@@NavieD thought so for he former. And yeah there is no wrong way. I usually start with melody/chords etc but sometimes I wanna start with drums and make the drums knock and just add a few hits or stabs to fill it but the beat and bass be the main focus to get some hard drum type beat like BDP Duck Down or Jay-Z where I'm from. Thanks for the reply 👍
This channel is a true goldmine. Thank you Navie
Once again reading my mind bro 🤯
🧠~~~~~~~~~~~🧠
my brain your brain
we're connected
@@NavieD Lmao
I hope you go viral, the level of detail you show us deserves to be shared with other musicians 🙏
thanks. i think drums can get a bit boring on a beat when making it. but as soon as you add the bass then the magic happens. I feel the bass is supporting the drums much better.
Bruhh you are underrated af , your video and thumbnail quality are 🔥
Hahaha it's crazy how important thumbnails are. I can make the best video but if the thumbnail is off, no one is watching that
Hi Navie, I've recently come across you're videos and I have to say you're the best on the platform. I've been producing for a few years now and I've already learned so much from a few of your videos. I really enjoy your style and hopefully we can collab in the future. Big love brother!!!
Once again, thank you for using FL Studio for us, and 2, thank you for making this so plain to understand and not trying to show off something. A lot channels that talk about making "beats" are all flashy and trying to sell us something, you however, did it correctly and made drum patterns much easier to understand to someone like me that is self-taught and trying to learn more! Thanks!
how did he put all drum sounds on the piano roll, is what i want to know? some of the best comprehensive tutorials by the way. thank you Navie
bro, did you figured it out? i want to know that too
man looks like a third grade teacher.. but in reality, he’s got BARS
ollol I have been told I look like a banker. Now I can add a third grade teacher to that
LOL
reminds me of how behind all the very cool looking "front men" there's a nerdy looking genius making the heat
So I broke down and bought FL studio even tho I have 2 MPCs now. I don't regret getting them but some things are just faster in FL and there's a lot of limitations in MPC as far as mixing goes. The two work very well together though and for their own specific purposes.
So I'll be checking out a lot more of your videos now that I'm in FL as my main DAW.
6:19 he was so hype
Learning so much from you 😭 thanks
Great content! I'm a psytrance producer and just started producing trap/hip hop beats. Your content is on point! Very good! Cheers from Brasil!
Thank you PluggeDz! Glad I can help you sir
the world needs more new psytrance don't stop
Awesome content! Thank you so much for sharing your professional Beat-making tips. Will definitely be implementing them in my future music productions. Much love and peace to you! 🙏🙏🎶🎹🎛🎧
thanks bro...youve been a great help . your vids really do help me a lot
Excellent, I am happy that I can help Shawnoooo
Great tips. I think I especially like the 3 3 2 pattern. Will give that a shot.
Lemme know how it goes Kurt!
I appreciate your help. I know a lot of these things but sometimes I forget or skip steps thinking im on track but at the end it feels off or flat or just not loud enough. Thanks again. 🤘🤘🤘💯💯💯
I love how you break down logically why certain things sound good and bad, instead of having learners blindly follow. There’s a science to it
Thank you Laith! I try to go a level deeper than most RUclipsrs to give principals rather than prescriptions
Dope video! Learned a lot!!
Glad I could help my frienddddd
man oh man, i'm in love with that melody :)) this is one of your best vids thanks!
Oooh thanks Paad
Ugh so clean Navie. I am flying through your vids. Thank you so much!
Glad you're enjoying the catalogue my friend
Really like that intro beat dude! Liked and subscribed! Your tutorials are very informative! Do you have any vids on properly Eq'ing basslines! Still struggling to get them clean, too muddy!
Thank you Garkah! I have not made a video on that topic (at least yet)
Thank you sir great video🔥🔥 helps a lot
thank u navie! i care about drums more than anything in my beats
You are welcome. How did you decide on your username?
@@NavieD very good question thank you for asking, it's actually the initials of my name but spelled out, the jiklool is just "just kidding lol"
Solid vid, like usual! That first sample beat sounds like it belongs on FromBeyondTheGraves from BONES.
Thanks man! Ahh yes, BONES. You just reminded me of him. I will now listen to that song he has with Spooky Black
Dats a great video Topic man !! def gonna borough the second and third concept :D thnx man
You are welcome Karasamaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
You are awesome bro .. thanks man 🔥
You are welcome DZ!
Thank you
You are welcome L'brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrruh
2:48 great melody sir
Everytime I comeback to this channel it grows. :)))))))) LOVE TO SEE IT!
Theo! Why do you leave in the first place
@@NavieD LMAO.
To put what I learn here in to practice 😬😬
I'm so happy you named dropped black milk hes one of the best his work on Elzhi's The Preface is is 🔥🔥🔥🔥
I loved this tutorial sir, but i have a Question.... how do we get the drum sequencer type beat arranger like you used in the piano roll?
Was wondering the samee
I just used the FPC here. It's a stock plugin for FL Studio
@@NavieD Thanks Navie D😁 please make a Video on how to make a song remix! We would love that man! Navie ji (ji is used after someone's name in India to show respect)
As always, amazing! I like how you also mentioned songs as an example for the patterns. I noticed you used the term 'Counter Balance', do you think you can make a video on that covering melodies and other aspects regarding it?
Hmm that's actually something that I covered in my online course that I am making (shameless plug)
This is the video that made me subscribe.
Glad to have you on board boss!
Thanks for the tips my friend
You are welcome dude
This kind of ideas are the tutorials we (the people) need... To get out of the box a little bit and transcend the typical drum patterns and beats, to expand it in more creative ways
Definitely a good way to switch up the patterns ! Great Video!
Thank you Tevin!
@@NavieD my pleasure! It’s really given me a better idea on how to structure my beats and Keep the listener intrigued. But even still, practice, practice practice
This is really helpful for someone who I haven’t been creative when it comes to drums 🪘
Thanks brother
Shadman, I hope you are now a Happyman, not a Sadman
@@NavieD LOL Brooo😂😂😂
Hey how did you get your kick,snare and hi hat in the Piano roll at the same time ?
I was just using FPC to show those parts
This is very useful info, thanks bro 💯💯
The last beat pattern is the dancehall beat pattern.... go listen some 90s dancehall songs and you will hear it most notably Beenie Mans song" Sima Simma".
Yep. I remember my brothers Trinidadian friend used to play that song all the time when I was a kid
@@NavieD Yeah...its that driving aggressive...That's the same way how they developed dubstep and Ragga from Reggae.
dude yesssss this opens up my brainnnnnnnnn juices flowinnnnnnnn
Ah man you are helping me so much rn with your videos!! keep it up Navie D
That lat pattern is dancehall flavor you should mention 🔥
Yh i needded this video bcz i make the same drums every Time i post a beat
When you said dont subscribe if i didnt like your videos . I subscribed. Nice psychology.
🧠 I am reading your brain as we speak
Thank you so much ♥️
Thank you for watching
awesome.. explained in easily understandable manner... thank you bro
I appreciate this video!
I appreciate you appreciating the video
Dope stuff
Thank you man. I have decided to watch Dr Strangelove by the way
i loved the 808 it worked on every pattern
and it sounds strong and dope
Glad you liked the tunesss
We appreciate you brother 💯
Thank you Azyle!
I m here for triangle in the first image whahah..... No I'm subscribed good work navie
You are the best music producer I've ever seen in my life, so thank you so much for such a phenomenal videos it's a scintillating.....
My game stepped up in just a minute of this.
Ayyy awesome, glad I can help you improve Venom
Awesome thank you
Thank YOU OmarOoooo
I made a 332 pattern yesterday with the 808, good to know it has a name
What the heck is an Iron Goat. What a cool name
You're a beast of a teacher dude
Underground play was wanna of my favorite tracks to listen to all the time when I first started get into hip hop back in my high school days that’s crazy
Hahah dag, that's wild. Glad to have you on board though Burgun!
@@NavieD yeah man your videos are very helpful in bettering my beats thanks for the great content 👌🏾👌🏾🔥🔥
Your videos have helped a lot in my music production
🔥🔥
I love your videos damn mind blowing
I love that you love my videos Abram
Hey I'mma say this is 🔥
Make one for lofi too
I haven't made a lofi video in soooooooooooo long, I really need to
@@NavieD i really wait for it too!!
I will begin thinking about one soon!
Try avoiding the first snares of the pattern, sounds interesting and less aggressive
Go check my Milton Friedman lofi beat, I did what I told you and rhyhtm sounds great (Although the sound selection is kinda braindead lol)
after watching this only thing i wanna do is open ableton! thanks navie!
Time to get wacky with your drum patterns delga!
Very helpful thank you
You're welcome Danny B!
Bro I subscribe to your channel some days now you detail everything you put up everything how you doing it I now starting to learn how to produce your videos are awesome
Big Manaki! I am happy I am able to help my friend
superb man.. excellent
Thanks Jay!
Hwo you can make square and rectangle?
love your tutorials bruh
Super dope and your beats are hard 💪🏾💪🏾💯
Did you program the drums in the FPC piano roll?
Liking, subscribing and diving into those patterns!
Glad to have you on board Jeronimo!
@@NavieD man I've been watching ALL OF YOUR VIDEOS and they are amazing. That kick, snare, snare structure solved a lot of problems for me. Thank you!
I watches alot of videos of drums and this one the best I ever seen
Whoaaaa thank you Sandman. Big compliments
My maaaaaaaan back with another banger videooooo
He's a Genius❤ No cap!
Debarun c'mon now, you're making me blush
How can I, like you, put the hi-hat, snare and kick in the piano roll at the same time in order to use it at the same time? I would be very happy about an answer.