The problem with trying to be a producer, and not a beat maker, is trying to find a way to be innovative that will catapult you to stand out from everyone else. It’s incredibly difficult. Kanye is brilliant
As a producer ima tell you it starts in your head then recreate it and replicate it as close as possible to what you hear in your head. No one can teach you feeling and creating music starts in the soul bro
@@Cramz no cap. I been tryna recreate some joint recently like stro elliot, dilla, kanye and 9th. Some of them i can’t figure out how in the fvck they did it 😂😂
Navie D stands apart from other producer RUclipsrs because his videos always leave me inspired and empowered to immediately apply an easy to understand fundamental concept. As someone who has been at this as a hobbyist for longer than I’d care to admit 😂 A lot of the topics he covers I might already be aware of but his approach still makes me appreciate how being deliberate can yield a wealth of interesting results. Thank you Navie D for continuing to be a breath of fresh air in this space.
Very kind, thank you! I like to break production down at this level instead of the usual 'use this exact sound, make this exact pattern' types of tutorials
Yeah this is probably one of the best music tutorials/lessons I've experienced because it kinda feels like a documentary while you're learning creative heavy stuff that's familiar enough to me to start messing with immediately. It's rare to me when Ifind so much cool information in one spot all in 10 minutes.
Navie D!!! Bro I stumbled across ur channel within the last month and have been soaking up everything you teach! I’ve been producing on and off for 13 years, but started taking it seriously a couple years ago. Just dropped my first beat tape “Divergent” on Spotify, Apple Music etc and I used sooooo many things I've learned from you on the tape. God bless bro 🙏🏽💪🏽
ha-ha-ha of this nigga burns that rockers lived and made more noise than rappers!!!And personally I don't like rock, but I RESPECT rock.and I don't recognize rap at all!!!I'd rather listen to something from ENIGMA-SCORPIONS-SCOOTER-BAD BOYS BLUE-STING-ACE OF BASE-DEPESHE MODE-DARUDE-DJ SASH-ALLIGATOR-QUICKSILVER- AQUAGEN- BROOKLYN BOUNCE!-----new people will watch Minaj shake her bare ass to the beat of three sound tracks.Idiots..........Probably the main thing is to be aware of what kind of music you listen to and you may not be ashamed of your preferences!And probably this is something that fully reflects your personality!But in fact this is exactly what it is!
Can't wait to start putting these tips to use. Sound selection, distortion in context, and varied sample placement can take your production to a different level.
This is awesome, using unconventional sounds w distortion has been one of my main style philosophies for so long. i love when people ask what the heck is that bass? lol
I just stumbled upon your channel. You have one new subscriber now! I started out on FL Studio back in 2004 and it's always nice to see someone that knows how to use it well. Keep up the good work!
I just realized I've been doing these things for a while now and it's probably because he's been one of my favorite artists for like 7 years and I've just spent probably thousands upon thousands of hours listening to his songs
The “hiding the seams” technique will take sampled beats to the next level. You have much more control over the beginning and end of your phrases.. say you have a vocal that plays into the end of your sample loop and you want it to flow seamlessly into the first bar, you can take another short chop from elsewhere in the song and glue it in at the start then drop back into where the loop would have played initially. If that makes any sense
Very underrated vid. Some of my best beats are when I’m super bored and just throwing random effects on random sounds. You’ll be surprised what you stumble upon
Love the knowledge on not following the crowd with the same type beat progression and changing it up to make it truly original just like Kanye I focus on the same process especially with new beats I’m working on to stand out from the masses. Keep it 💯 and original!
can you please make a boom bap beat tutorial from beginning to end?! i think it would help a lot of people understand more and if possible using stock plug ins or at least easily available ones. i’d watch it no matter how long it is
The best thing about the early Kanye West stuff is that he’d use an amazing soul sample that would stay relatively static while everything around it changed eg instrumentation etc
Could you do a video on how producers like The Alchemist or Roc Marciano make those drum-less sample looped beats eg. Look at me by Freddie Gibbs ,,,Big Syke or some of the beats from The Elephant Mans Bones.
All this was produced by Noisia back in 2003! Neurofunk music has always been 10 years ahead of all production, 20 years later it has reached pop. The passage has the same technoid tone from the 2000s!
You are surgical in your breakdowns. Presentation is art work. Your love for music is easily observed and vast. I'm looking forward to checking your class out when I get an opportunity. Thank you for what you're doing, subbed for sure. ❤
Naive d bro, I ask if you could do one in DJ muggs, I feel he’s underrated and has crazy production style, his work on cypress hill - temples of boom and his collab album with gza are some of the best production I’ve heard
Kanye does that because those older songs were off grid so to put the same in time you have to chop them up as such. This isn't "Kanye West" exclusive. This technique has been practiced 2 decades before.
im rewatching this, and i wanna point out the sharp cut off technique for percussion is used by DOOM sometimes for his snare fills. prolly a hardware thing, but something that’s pretty distinctly Metal Fingers
“Prod. by Karim Benzema”
The problem with trying to be a producer, and not a beat maker, is trying to find a way to be innovative that will catapult you to stand out from everyone else. It’s incredibly difficult. Kanye is brilliant
Good.
As a producer ima tell you it starts in your head then recreate it and replicate it as close as possible to what you hear in your head. No one can teach you feeling and creating music starts in the soul bro
@@Cramz no cap. I been tryna recreate some joint recently like stro elliot, dilla, kanye and 9th. Some of them i can’t figure out how in the fvck they did it 😂😂
Nobody want to hear some recycled bullshit, y’all working ass backwards
producer is making own sounds from scratch.
Ye came to me in my dreams once and told me to keep shit more simple and work more on the core and it really helped.
Navie D stands apart from other producer RUclipsrs because his videos always leave me inspired and empowered to immediately apply an easy to understand fundamental concept. As someone who has been at this as a hobbyist for longer than I’d care to admit 😂 A lot of the topics he covers I might already be aware of but his approach still makes me appreciate how being deliberate can yield a wealth of interesting results. Thank you Navie D for continuing to be a breath of fresh air in this space.
Aye, y'all, listen up. This man speaking facts.
Very kind, thank you! I like to break production down at this level instead of the usual 'use this exact sound, make this exact pattern' types of tutorials
@@NavieD Amen
fruity loops producers are delusional
Absolutely! Big up
Yeah this is probably one of the best music tutorials/lessons I've experienced because it kinda feels like a documentary while you're learning creative heavy stuff that's familiar enough to me to start messing with immediately. It's rare to me when Ifind so much cool information in one spot all in 10 minutes.
true fax
Navie D!!! Bro I stumbled across ur channel within the last month and have been soaking up everything you teach! I’ve been producing on and off for 13 years, but started taking it seriously a couple years ago.
Just dropped my first beat tape “Divergent” on Spotify, Apple Music etc and I used sooooo many things I've learned from you on the tape. God bless bro 🙏🏽💪🏽
Happy to have you join the gang!
Kanye proved his ability to influence reality! i love this video keep up the good work
Whats your fav Kanye beat?
@@NavieDslow Jamz gotta be up there
@@NavieD come to life is just…
@@NavieD never see me again is one of em or not enough time
ha-ha-ha of this nigga burns that rockers lived and made more noise than rappers!!!And personally I don't like rock, but I RESPECT rock.and I don't recognize rap at all!!!I'd rather listen to something from ENIGMA-SCORPIONS-SCOOTER-BAD BOYS BLUE-STING-ACE OF BASE-DEPESHE MODE-DARUDE-DJ SASH-ALLIGATOR-QUICKSILVER- AQUAGEN- BROOKLYN BOUNCE!-----new people will watch Minaj shake her bare ass to the beat of three sound tracks.Idiots..........Probably the main thing is to be aware of what kind of music you listen to and you may not be ashamed of your preferences!And probably this is something that fully reflects your personality!But in fact this is exactly what it is!
Ye' is a top 5 producer of all time. Genius! 🙏🏻🕊👍🏼
Whats his fav beat of yours?
Top 5
1.kanye West
2.Yeezy
3.Ye
4.Dondas Son
5.Yeezus
Facts Bro, who you got 1 through 4
Nah hes top 1 producers of all time
@@NavieDBe(Intro) for me
A ton of dope value and I'm only 2 minutes in!
Can't wait to start putting these tips to use. Sound selection, distortion in context, and varied sample placement can take your production to a different level.
The beat at 9:34 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Can I hear that beat if you have you have it posted anywhere?
plz kiss the like button, and let me know which producer I should do next!
would love to see some Flying Lotus beat breakdowns :)
YES 😂 HE DID IT! somebody i’ve never seen u talk ab is pierre bourne! W VIDEOOOO
6ix
Rza! 👐🏾
@@Engineinyourear-EnginEAR RZA WOULD BE DOPE
love the way beat hits at 5:00, great video as always. u got a new subscriber
You’re quickly becoming my favourite RUclipsr/teacher
Very informative and to the point 😃👌Thank u
The distortion on the perc tip was pretty 🔥 I’ve been really into textures lately
I love using that technique
This is awesome, using unconventional sounds w distortion has been one of my main style philosophies for so long. i love when people ask what the heck is that bass? lol
I just stumbled upon your channel. You have one new subscriber now! I started out on FL Studio back in 2004 and it's always nice to see someone that knows how to use it well. Keep up the good work!
the alecia keys beat it’s soo good you know westside gunn also rapped over it in 2005 on the sing freestyle
Great content Navie! You're really out here helping the whole community. The non-obvious chop idea 🙏🙏🙏
The fact that the same producer can create Numbers on the Boards and the soulful Alicia Keys song is just insane
very inspiring insight👍..and the first beat you made as example sound pretty dope
Amazing video man! Good job.
Thank you Fab!
I just realized I've been doing these things for a while now and it's probably because he's been one of my favorite artists for like 7 years and I've just spent probably thousands upon thousands of hours listening to his songs
Excelent video Navie D!! And HOLY SHT YHAT LAST BEAT SO HARD! 🔥🔥🔥
you have become one of my favorites beatmaking youtubers broo keep making content!
This is very interesting 🤔 Nice vid!
Using fl since 2006 and I just learnt today that wave candy shows a samples notes. Mind blown
Dude. You are so good at explaining the techniques used in your videos, can't wait to see the next one!
Always love your videos..... J.DILLA FOUNDATION (Madukes & Toney) love that poster on the wall LOL.
The “hiding the seams” technique will take sampled beats to the next level. You have much more control over the beginning and end of your phrases.. say you have a vocal that plays into the end of your sample loop and you want it to flow seamlessly into the first bar, you can take another short chop from elsewhere in the song and glue it in at the start then drop back into where the loop would have played initially. If that makes any sense
Excellent analysis, as usual. Great stuff.
Blessing to you man. Keep putting out good quality content and ideas for us. ❤💪🏾🙏🏾
very high quality video, thank you so much for this!
Wow this is by far one of your best video, Navie d. super helpful💯😍
Red Bunny! Kudos to you my friend
Navie you are a legend and thank you for everything youve covered that enabled me to better myself
Navie D you're the truth and I plan on taking your better beat making course. Thank you for all this great content.
Very underrated vid. Some of my best beats are when I’m super bored and just throwing random effects on random sounds. You’ll be surprised what you stumble upon
Love the knowledge on not following the crowd with the same type beat progression and changing it up to make it truly original just like Kanye I focus on the same process especially with new beats I’m working on to stand out from the masses. Keep it 💯 and original!
Fantastic breakdown. Thanks man 🙏🏽
love it, excellent vid :-)
First vid i've seen from you and what a great breakdown with examples. Can't wait to watch more.
can you please make a boom bap beat tutorial from beginning to end?! i think it would help a lot of people understand more and if possible using stock plug ins or at least easily available ones. i’d watch it no matter how long it is
Dope video!
The best thing about the early Kanye West stuff is that he’d use an amazing soul sample that would stay relatively static while everything around it changed eg instrumentation etc
Loved this video! Ye a top 10 or 5 producer. Just love how he’s innovated and pushed new waves
Could you do a video on how producers like The Alchemist or Roc Marciano make those drum-less sample looped beats
eg. Look at me by Freddie Gibbs ,,,Big Syke or some of the beats from The Elephant Mans Bones.
I will add it to the list
That final beat you did with the bells was sick
All this was produced by Noisia back in 2003! Neurofunk music has always been 10 years ahead of all production, 20 years later it has reached pop. The passage has the same technoid tone from the 2000s!
Love your whole vibe! Knowledgeable, supportive and always pushing to make a unique statement.
You are surgical in your breakdowns. Presentation is art work. Your love for music is easily observed and vast. I'm looking forward to checking your class out when I get an opportunity. Thank you for what you're doing, subbed for sure. ❤
interesting things to learn, keep up the good content Navie 💪
Thank you for the useful video Karim, keep it up!
Naive d bro, I ask if you could do one in DJ muggs, I feel he’s underrated and has crazy production style, his work on cypress hill - temples of boom and his collab album with gza are some of the best production I’ve heard
thank you Navie D you always inspire me
6:55 To be fair, chopping up a sample is reeaally basic. But good tip nevertheless, great video Navie!
Thanks, dude! Awesome info. :)
sheesh. first. what a nerd I am. Love your content bro
Nerdgang rise up
4:59 love that beat!
Thanks a lot man. This is incredibly helpful
This is SO AWESOME!!! Thanks so much for the rich analysis and the challenge to be different than the norm! 😀
I know these are tutorials but your beats are sounding insane at the minute, reckon you might drop a beat tape? Id run it up
Very kind, thank you! For now, these beats will sit on my hard drive
@@NavieD collecting hard drive classics like Pokemon 🤝
Your channel is amazing. Thank you.
Navie can you please do Q tip please🙏🏾 and even j fills his swing was next level
Thank you. Great video
Awesome video! Any beat breakdowns from Quasimoto/Madlib tracks? (Catchin the vibes or Bad Character). The bass and vocal pitch….. how it was made….
Best music/Fl Studio teacher on youtube.
That last example chop is so dope.
U really did ur home work! great stuff man
Putting the face of the "Hitler ain't that bad" dude in a thumbnail is 4D chess level clickbait, so well done I guess?!
Your beat in tip 3 🔥
Awesome video, I want to see No ID as he is Kanye’s mentor.
Love this video Navie, bout to go apply it 💪
I just discovered your channel ! You provide good content, and that one is cool also. Subscribed and thanks for sharing.
Thank you for joining the gang Ejy!
I would really love to see you break down some Tommy wright iii beats like this. He was so ahead of his time
Very comprehensive Sampling Tips!!
Great content as usual. Ye...Living Legend💯
This is Berklee level analysis and curriculum development. Thank you!
If you’re familiar with them, a video on Beats By the Pound would be dope.
No Limit! I am actually hearing some new music nowasays that sounds like old Beats By The Pound beats
@@NavieD oh wow!! That’s dope🔥🔥
Loved this.... straight forward inspirational content... you have gained a sub... keep it coming Navie🙌🏾
I hated that Numbers on the Boards with 808s🤣🤣 did a great job showing how unique the bass sound is in the original beat
The beat you made at the end is though!!
Navie D, Accurate bets and J cactus are really the only ones I got to look for when I need help making beats
Since I start making beats, I I realized how talented it's Kanye. He is incredible
This tutorial is dope! love the style
Thanks again Mr.D!
Two minutes in and you gained a sub. Damn dude. I just got into producing and this is probably the most valuable info I’ve heard. Thanks!
Navie D is the GOAT
🐐🐐
Kanye does that because those older songs were off grid so to put the same in time you have to chop them up as such. This isn't "Kanye West" exclusive. This technique has been practiced 2 decades before.
nice tutorial Benzema. Wishing you great luck on the pitch tomorrow!
Great content Navie👍
Whoa, thank you. Very educational!
You're kinda Professor, bro....amazing insight 👍👍🔥 i subscribed you!
im rewatching this, and i wanna point out the sharp cut off technique for percussion is used by DOOM sometimes for his snare fills. prolly a hardware thing, but something that’s pretty distinctly Metal Fingers
This was very informative as always 👏 ❤
You are amazing man. This is so helpfull. Thank you for all your tips and trucs! 🙏
Last beat was fire 🔥
Shabaz bro, great explanation. Gonna click on this channel more often
bro influences Pierre , and that's my favourite favourite producer of all time
Pierre influenced you, and you're my favorite producer. Things have become full circle
Wholesome comment-reply
Best 🎉 break down
Thank you Rav!