Holy moly. This takes me to 98 all at once. I just got back into producing after a ~20-year break and if I'd had this demo I might have stuck with it in the interim. Thank you, Will!!!
Man this is the second Big Beat tutorial I've watched recently. Loved this sound 20+ years ago and have been way back in love. Working on a ridiculously cheesy one of my own just for the fun of it. Such a fun style. Nice work
Another Fatboy Slim technique I stumbled on messing around in Ableton is automating sampler length to get shorter until it’s so short you get that brrrr drill sound with the vocal he has in a few tracks I can’t think of the name right now....
Just watching Olympic Catchup and they play The Golden Path on the golf highlights. Wonder to myself “hmm is there a Chemical Bros Ableton tutorial”?. Yesssss! Thank you.
Eye-zlee Brothers is what I've always heard. Fantastic tutorial. You make matching the beat look so easy. i don't know if its possible in Ableton but i just look up the original bpm online and set the bpm of the clip, something that wasn't possible back in the day, but that's the most fun part of this genre now. Back in the day they used funk but now you can use cheesy 90s songs (Rhythm of the Night anyone?) and modern technology tricks, like reversing a snare sound so its backwards and shizz. Its so time for this genre to come back. Amen Brother, fantastic video.
Great, was looking for Big Beat tuts a couple of weeks ago but couldn't find much. Stumbled upon your Ableton 303 vid and subscribed. Chuffed to see this pop up in my notifications! ✌🏼
I've loved this whole series and this one was incredible, really captured the big beat feel 100%! My next suggestion would be a funky house tutorial in the style of the early 2000s Defected, like Shapeshifters and the like!
You are very talanted, not many nails that oldschool sound. Any chance you can show how to make an oldschool Oliver Lieb production? Something in the vein of The Ambush - Acapulco (Original Mix) or a Sasha production such as Sasha - Bloodlock
Finally, electronic music from a period when electronic music was actually good! 😂 Yes, I am a snob with a purpose! I had watched a few recent documentaries on Norman and that’s exactly how he STILL writes music: he browses record stores on Brighton for funk records for samples. His comment was that he’s looking for something that wasn’t too popular in its time, something esoteric, and then make that into an amazing track! That’s his routine.
Yet another first class tutorial... I have a couple of 303 synth emulations that I created in operator and analog that I'd be happy to share with the community.
Great tutorial man!!! I recommend listening to the "On the floor at the boutique" mix by Fatboy Slim. One of the best Big Beat mixes there is in my opinion.
I tried watching this tutorial because I love those bug beats, but I got so enamored with Will’s chest hair that I reached the end and didn’t learn a thing! Gonna have to watch it again blindfolded! It’s worth it though! These tips are awesome!
🎶🎶🎶A little less conversation, a little more action 🎶🎶🎶 Or like we used to say: Amen, brother! I've stumbled upon this video by accident. And I know that I'm late to the party. But, man, this is awesome. I've commented under another video that I've decided to switch to Ableton. I'm still at 1%. But, dude, I could follow along some of your actions. I've used some samples and loops from the BandLab Sounds. And it went well for the short time that I've tried it. 🎶🎶🎶 I've got to praise you like I should... 🎶🎶🎶
Love your stuff Will, I’d love to see you do something on early 90’s progressive house, like Passion - Gat Decor using the M1, Lately Bass and all the classic sounds
The Chemical Brothers always sample drums in isolation and find extremely unusual samples from unexpected parts of songs (intros, outros and breaks). They also find a cappella recordings for vocals. And also manipulate the samples in complex ways and put them through effects pedals to get that psychedelic sound. So your tutorial is an over simplification. The craft that goes into some of the Chemical Brothers records is mind blowing.
Hell yeah, it's a great video! Based on your tutorial I've made a bigbeat track :D I cannot put soundcloud link here because YT removes my comment if I do. Anyway you make very useful and inspiring videos, keep up the good work!
Dope stuff.. would love to see something like this for old-school deep house like the stuff that came out on strictly or nervous back in the day. Love that raw sound
Hi! I'm from Argentina and I'm making a Big Beat/Electro-punk song by using only free apps, and I'm discovering that to make all the rhythm and melodies from scratch it's the most gratification and fun part of it. But I'm finding up that the "professional way" of developing that music is to mix pre existing tracks and maybe adding filters and layers, etc.. I accept that process as a form of art but... isn't exactly that limiting the satisfaction that making music should be in the first place?
I understand what you say and I agree that you should never kill the aspects of music-making that you enjoy the most but at the same time give the approach of using samples a fair shot too! That way you will see it from a different angle. What you decide to do in the end is of course solely up to you. 🙂
Excellent video. One problem though, I'm in my first steps in learning Ableton Live and as I would like to follow step by step your instructions I can't seem to be able to find the second track that you use for beats, the one from The Time (a side project of non other than the Prince). What is the track name?
Struggling with this right now. I think that iTunes might have something mixed up. Anyway, I believe the actual track name is Tricky and it's on the The Time - Jungle Love album (you can check it out here: ruclips.net/video/7hYJMljT3w8/видео.html)
Hey Will, Loving this Big Beat one! Proper rave stylings! I'd really love to get a tutorial on Moodymann style Detroit house. Like "I can't kick this feeling" Or that naughty Oliver $ track, "doin ya thang" which samples KDJ talking. Lush, moody and bumpity house with jazz feels. yes please.
Hey Will, you’re great at sound designing and what you do! Please create a tutorial on how to produce warehouse/industrial techno like Dax J (reign of terror)
Does anyone know where I can find the second song? I looked "the time what time is it?" But there's no where to be found, I've listened to all the song of the time but I can't find it
Is awesome, what about the copyright? wich is the trick?, I listen The Prodigy, Chemical Brothers, Daft Punk, etc. and they use looooot of samples, but how the hell do they have not the same issue the verve had with the sampled stuff?
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Hope you enjoy this one...I know I did! 😆 Let me know what style you want to see me cover. Most "liked" comment wins! 👇
Electro Breaks! .... btw. great video again, will!
Could you share an ableton project please?
Ultrasonic Annihilating Rhythm (parts 1+2) would be great
So cool! I learn so much even if it's not my preferred genre. Also, there was a 1,2,3 intro count from your breakbeat sample "The Time" ;-)
something similar to Lolas Theme - Shapeshifters
Wow.. you just created a Fatboy Slim track in 40 min. Well done.
Holy moly. This takes me to 98 all at once. I just got back into producing after a ~20-year break and if I'd had this demo I might have stuck with it in the interim. Thank you, Will!!!
You're welcome! 🙂
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Yess mate big beat is underrated!
Man this is the second Big Beat tutorial I've watched recently. Loved this sound 20+ years ago and have been way back in love. Working on a ridiculously cheesy one of my own just for the fun of it. Such a fun style. Nice work
true man...put it on soundcloud when u r finished
Another Fatboy Slim technique I stumbled on messing around in Ableton is automating sampler length to get shorter until it’s so short you get that brrrr drill sound with the vocal he has in a few tracks I can’t think of the name right now....
I believe the thing you're referring to happens in The Rockafeller Skank!
Just watching Olympic Catchup and they play The Golden Path on the golf highlights. Wonder to myself “hmm is there a Chemical Bros Ableton tutorial”?. Yesssss! Thank you.
Eye-zlee Brothers is what I've always heard. Fantastic tutorial. You make matching the beat look so easy. i don't know if its possible in Ableton but i just look up the original bpm online and set the bpm of the clip, something that wasn't possible back in the day, but that's the most fun part of this genre now. Back in the day they used funk but now you can use cheesy 90s songs (Rhythm of the Night anyone?) and modern technology tricks, like reversing a snare sound so its backwards and shizz. Its so time for this genre to come back. Amen Brother, fantastic video.
Great tutorial! It'd be interesting if you could show us how to make trip hop, in the style of Röyksopp or Portishead, for example
Great, was looking for Big Beat tuts a couple of weeks ago but couldn't find much. Stumbled upon your Ableton 303 vid and subscribed. Chuffed to see this pop up in my notifications! ✌🏼
Hope you enjoy!
Any other artists or styles you'd like to see?
@@EDMTips Trip Hop would be great 😃
I might take the master class just because I have so much respect to this guy for making incredible tutorials for all styles.
Cheers man! It would be great to meet you :)
I've loved this whole series and this one was incredible, really captured the big beat feel 100%!
My next suggestion would be a funky house tutorial in the style of the early 2000s Defected, like Shapeshifters and the like!
You are very talanted, not many nails that oldschool sound. Any chance you can show how to make an oldschool Oliver Lieb production? Something in the vein of The Ambush - Acapulco (Original Mix) or a Sasha production such as Sasha - Bloodlock
oh my god, you're so cool! thank you for all your videos! this is my favorite channel now
Thank you for watching and supporting the channel! :)
by far the funniest tut of yours ive watched , just great
Thank you, Tyler, I am glad you liked it!
Finally, electronic music from a period when electronic music was actually good! 😂 Yes, I am a snob with a purpose! I had watched a few recent documentaries on Norman and that’s exactly how he STILL writes music: he browses record stores on Brighton for funk records for samples. His comment was that he’s looking for something that wasn’t too popular in its time, something esoteric, and then make that into an amazing track! That’s his routine.
That auto pan though, that's amazing. I am totally using that!
Loved it!!!
💙
Yet another first class tutorial... I have a couple of 303 synth emulations that I created in operator and analog that I'd be happy to share with the community.
Hell Yeah!
BOOM! 🙌🙌 😎
Glad I came across this video, absolutely love Fatboy slims sampling. Amen brother
Truly Norman Cook style! Loved it
I knew you were good man but I'm in awe. Talk about seeing a master at work!
Cheers Paul!
Great tutorial man!!!
I recommend listening to the "On the floor at the boutique" mix by Fatboy Slim. One of the best Big Beat mixes there is in my opinion.
thanks man do u know any other bigbeat mixes like this one...
@@Pranav9977 "Live at the social" Vol.1 by the Cemical Brothers is also a pretty good mix!
@@timr3691 thanks brother 🙏
Miss big beat so much. Them were the days! Dope on plastic & FSUK. Excellent video mate
Cheers! Glad you enjoyed :)
I tried watching this tutorial because I love those bug beats, but I got so enamored with Will’s chest hair that I reached the end and didn’t learn a thing! Gonna have to watch it again blindfolded! It’s worth it though! These tips are awesome!
*big
😂🤣
🎶🎶🎶A little less conversation, a little more action 🎶🎶🎶
Or like we used to say: Amen, brother!
I've stumbled upon this video by accident. And I know that I'm late to the party. But, man, this is awesome.
I've commented under another video that I've decided to switch to Ableton. I'm still at 1%. But, dude, I could follow along some of your actions. I've used some samples and loops from the BandLab Sounds. And it went well for the short time that I've tried it.
🎶🎶🎶 I've got to praise you like I should... 🎶🎶🎶
Sweet, Uhle, join the gang! 🙂Thank you so much for watching and supporting the channel, really appreciate it! 🙌🏻
Heelll YEEE ! feeling it
Boom! 🙌😎
I'd love to meet you someday.
You're a gem. Thank you for helping us noobs. 🙏🏻
This is fire.
Thanks for support! Glad you enjoy :)
@@EDMTips i loved that part, good good feeling.
FINALLY! Been waiting for this for so long, absolutely love this dude ❤️👏
I think a while back I asked for you to do Chemical Brothers and now you did! Thanks!
Legendary, nice video.
Love it will another great track
Cheers, David!
Soooooo cool! love watching . V inspiring.
Thank you so much, I am glad you enjoyed it! 🙂
How to produce in the style of the prodigy?
Their first album in particular
Check this one out! ruclips.net/video/5BItsZQcCwQ/видео.html
Love your stuff Will, I’d love to see you do something on early 90’s progressive house, like Passion - Gat Decor using the M1, Lately Bass and all the classic sounds
Great suggestion!
Love it. Brought me back to clubbing and djing in the 90's. Thanks alot. I gonna be working on this now and post a link when its done :D
Ableton project?
Yes PLEASE!!
Ow hell yeah! You rocked my computer with this one !!
💥 😎
The Chemical Brothers always sample drums in isolation and find extremely unusual samples from unexpected parts of songs (intros, outros and breaks). They also find a cappella recordings for vocals. And also manipulate the samples in complex ways and put them through effects pedals to get that psychedelic sound. So your tutorial is an over simplification. The craft that goes into some of the Chemical Brothers records is mind blowing.
Hell yeah, it's a great video! Based on your tutorial I've made a bigbeat track :D I cannot put soundcloud link here because YT removes my comment if I do. Anyway you make very useful and inspiring videos, keep up the good work!
Glad I could help! Thank you for watching and supporting the channel!
Amen brother!
🙏🤙
You are truly amazing. Thank you mate.
Thanks!
amazing track, very good tutorial
Appreciate it! 🙌🙏
Dope stuff.. would love to see something like this for old-school deep house like the stuff that came out on strictly or nervous back in the day. Love that raw sound
Awesome video as always Will. Well done to Rodrigo, very nice track!!
Thanks!
As always an excellent video. Very easy to follow and the track sounds good
Hi! I'm from Argentina and I'm making a Big Beat/Electro-punk song by using only free apps, and I'm discovering that to make all the rhythm and melodies from scratch it's the most gratification and fun part of it. But I'm finding up that the "professional way" of developing that music is to mix pre existing tracks and maybe adding filters and layers, etc.. I accept that process as a form of art but... isn't exactly that limiting the satisfaction that making music should be in the first place?
I understand what you say and I agree that you should never kill the aspects of music-making that you enjoy the most but at the same time give the approach of using samples a fair shot too! That way you will see it from a different angle. What you decide to do in the end is of course solely up to you. 🙂
@@EDMTips oh thanks for your quick answer. Great video any way. I will do as you say when I get my computer fixed... and money of course.
Sweet stoked I found this. THANK YOU 😊
wicked, good vibes, big up !
Such a great feel 🔥🔥 phat beats , samples and loops , fantastic mix 👌
Thanks man!
@@EDMTips no worries, giving me ideas for sure , keep up the good work👌👌🔥🔥
Can you do a video how to produce like Eats Everything? Definitely a good shout in my opinion.
Thank you, that was a big help... I like your style...
You sir are a godsend.
Cheers, man :)
Hell yeah and Amen brother!
BOOM! 🙌🙌 😎
Thank you, for this great Tutorial 👍🏻👏
Awesome video today, was totally getting into it then it stopped :)
Excellent video. One problem though, I'm in my first steps in learning Ableton Live and as I would like to follow step by step your instructions I can't seem to be able to find the second track that you use for beats, the one from The Time (a side project of non other than the Prince). What is the track name?
Struggling with this right now. I think that iTunes might have something mixed up. Anyway, I believe the actual track name is Tricky and it's on the The Time - Jungle Love album (you can check it out here: ruclips.net/video/7hYJMljT3w8/видео.html)
@@pawelzboralski4419 Thanks mate - life saver!
biggest player in big beat was crystal method with their album "vegas".. could you do a video about them?
Thanks a lot for this tutorial! I Love it! Very inspiring! :-)
Great tut Will.....yes its the "eyes-lee" brothers :D
Hey Will, Loving this Big Beat one! Proper rave stylings! I'd really love to get a tutorial on Moodymann style Detroit house. Like "I can't kick this feeling" Or that naughty Oliver $ track, "doin ya thang" which samples KDJ talking. Lush, moody and bumpity house with jazz feels. yes please.
hold shift - drag.... 6 years using ableton i did not know this:)
New in 10....SO useful!
Hey Will, you’re great at sound designing and what you do! Please create a tutorial on how to produce warehouse/industrial techno like Dax J (reign of terror)
Such a fun tutorial!
Pleased to hear that! Glad you enjoyed :)
This is amazing!!
Great tutorial mate, keep up the good work! Any chance we could get a Above & Beyond tutorial??
hell yeah brother
Appreciate it! 🙌🙏
Did you have anything special on your master signal chain? It’s got that fat compression feel but I didn’t see it
Damn this is excellent 👏👏👏
Cheers!
Old vibes 😄
Thats so cool :)))
Cheers, Sean! Any other particular artists or tracks you're digging at the moment?
@@EDMTips mind against :))
I was waiting for this video
Can't find the drum break track anywhere, has it been taken down or something?
Amen brother!!
How do you find a good track for big beat? The ones I’m using have too much rhythm already.
Please do Underworld. You’re the best guy and definitely fit to do an Underworld tutorial
Underworld video would be legendary
Does anyone know the song he used for the drum sample? Cause now I wanna use it
Does anyone know where I can find the second song? I looked "the time what time is it?" But there's no where to be found, I've listened to all the song of the time but I can't find it
Great tutorial .. thank you .. Amen Bro!
Love the beat - but what's the copyright situation on this sort of thing? Create it and then clear it? Or create it and see if anyone notices??
Isley or Izely? WGAF with Beats this BIG!
It's not the Devil, Its the Gospel according to EDM Tips - Amen, Brother!
😆
do you have any videos that show how to write music like the Prodigy. but more like their last few albums, vs. 90’s stuff. ?
Indeed I do: ruclips.net/video/5BItsZQcCwQ/видео.html
Hope you enjoy 🙌🏻
@@EDMTips ohh awesome!!! thanks so much
Super nice tutorial. Thank u so much! But one question, is it allowed to release a track like this with this kind of sample chops from old records?
Can you a tutorial on how to make music in the style of Eli and Fur?
Great suggestion! What’s your favourite track of theirs?
@@EDMTips Come Back Around
Amen Brother
Amen brother!!!!!
Good tutorial.
Thanks!
How many sales does #27 on Beatport chart require?
I’m not sure!
I'm still waiting on the tutorial for electro breaks in the style of Ondamike/Huda Hudia/DJ FIxx
Does that include Crystal Method Style ?
Does anyone know how to be able to preview a sample from Splice in Ableton with whatever i'm making??
AMEN BROTHER
Hey bro nobody can find that breakbeat you took, mind hooking us up with a link
You've Come a Long Way, Babe ;)
I put it down to years of Better Living Through Chemistry
@@EDMTips :) yep. And u Gonna Sort Us Out ;) And btw its f***n enjoyable :)
@@DavidGillodes Awesome :)
LOVE REGENERATOR Mate
What platform is this ?
Haven't I heard this on a national advert?
More chemical brothers pleaaaaaaaaaaaaaaase
Maybe on the cards 🙂
You stepped down and you are Bedroom producer again 😄 Just kidding.
Great tutorial as always.
Thanks.
Is awesome, what about the copyright? wich is the trick?, I listen The Prodigy, Chemical Brothers, Daft Punk, etc. and they use looooot of samples, but how the hell do they have not the same issue the verve had with the sampled stuff?
Their lawyers get the samples cleared by the copyright owner (for a fee).