@@funtycase2043 OK glad it worked. I had to remove some of the third-party VST's so everybody could use it, so it might sound a bit different from the video. I tried to compensate with additional saturator on the amen.
@@STRANJAH yeah I assumed it was cos of trash being took away, its only when u lower volumes but when cranked up its bang on. Although releasing the full effects chain would be amazing
@@STRANJAH Can we get the project with the Trash Rack included? Or at least get a video on how to set up the rack that's using Trash? I know you mentioned you might in the video, i'm definitely interested to see how you got the Trash2 set up.
The files being deleted was lowkey a blessing because I had to go find and download the breaks myself and save them process them and convert to midi then follow along. Took me 2 hrs to get through this one and I thought I already knew how to chop the break. So much valuable info man.
You should do a video about getting the 808 to work with the amen for jungle... I've had alot of trouble with that where one ONE sample I had _kind of_ worked and nothing else I tried came close to sitting well with the amen no matter what I did.
I've been producing for over 6 years now (DnB for about 4) and this seriously the best tutorial series I've ever seen. There's so little info on these techniques out there and I'm really glad you're presenting them so well! This is gonna help a lot of people.
Right that’s it, I can’t take this no more. I’ve downloaded the live trial. Got an old midi keyboard and a asio sound card. I can revisit the early 90s for 90 days. See what happens me and amen 🔊🎶♥️
I find when I'm NOT using the amen break, I have a real hard time making my choppage sound smooth - in other words it always sounds too "jumpy and stuttery". More like the out there Squarepusher tracks and less like the dope 90s Remarc chunes. I would love to see a video on how to make "flowy" choppage when you aren't repeating a 2 or 4 bar pattern - I want to go all over the place with the chops like Soundmurderer! Or another cool tutorial idea would be to take a classic choppage song and break down the chops throughout - kind of like you did with the classic amen patterns vid - but not just the single pattern - over the course of all of the stanzas on the record. Keep making dope videos Stranjah!
Just absolutely loving your stuff, mate. There's no other dnb RUclipsr making crystal clear and engaging tuts like you are right now. Keep pushing out more vids, PLEASE!
Pfm- one and only Makoto- Jupiter fields Rantoul- default Pfm had great 808 that I don't know how he did it sitting with the kick and basic track layouts of the genre as far as the type of pads that were used because they seemed like they were always evolving so I didn't know if they used a chorus or an auto filter ECT.... thank you for the reply!!!
You are an absolute bossman. I have so much respect for knowledgable guys like you who just wanna help people do what they love. I'd follow you across deserts dude. Favourite amen tune is the Remix of You Don't Know by Dillinja. Had to be
My favourite jungle/ Amen tracks are classics but they are: MBeat ft General Levy - Incredible TopCat - Put up Ya Lighta! Origin Unknown - Valley of Shadows Shy FX - Choppa Levictus - Warning
It's really a pleasure to follow your videos and feel that my drafts are becoming clearer. Each time I finally understand a new process to apply to my ideas. In short, you have made science evolve... hehe. Do you live in Canada? Maybe you speak French? In any case, thank you for these free lessons. It really helps .Shaken/Ronin Shadows. Steph.
Your tracks are BOOM. Was very excited to see that you are doing tutorial videos! Amen Fury has been a staple track in my mixes since I first got into Jungle.
Hey bubba. It's a delight to discover your channel - You're repping UK underground like a mofo. I'm an old codger & original Junglist - as a teen I used to buy records from Ray Keith himself ! @ Blackmarket Records in Soho, London as far back as '95 - I was a regular at Metalheadz's Sunday Sessions @ the Blue Note as well as Bukem's Speed nights @ the Mars Bar in Tottenham. Wish you could have been there - Seminal times! Believe me when I tell you - you're a credit to the genre and I salute you for keeping the skills and vibe alive - for a more global & newer audience...as well as teaching this ol' dog a few tricks. Haha! Cheers & much love STRANJAH - keep the fire burning brother. xx
Thanks for your amazing comment! Crazy to hear you lived it all!! I have visited Blackmarket Records a couple times in the 2000's when DJ Flight was working there. Definitely a pilgrimage for any real junglists out there! You must have some stories! Thank you for the support, I will do my best as always!
Thank you so much, dude. Literally, the best tutorials of anyone out there and I've watched heaps. Such great content! Inspired me into great music-making session getting down of presets in Logic. One cool idea I'm sure you can do very easy in Ableton is to have all the different jungle patterns you've created as different Midi clips. Then trigger them all live and record to create fun variations between them all!✌️
Wow, we did it in ONE day! Thank you once again, here is the project file, samples are in the "Samples" folder. tinyurl.com/stranjah-amen-pt-3
Any advice on how to tame the clicky transients? ?
Maybe never mind, when I crack some juice into the break it all seems to gel nicely
@@funtycase2043 OK glad it worked. I had to remove some of the third-party VST's so everybody could use it, so it might sound a bit different from the video. I tried to compensate with additional saturator on the amen.
@@STRANJAH yeah I assumed it was cos of trash being took away, its only when u lower volumes but when cranked up its bang on. Although releasing the full effects chain would be amazing
@@STRANJAH Can we get the project with the Trash Rack included? Or at least get a video on how to set up the rack that's using Trash? I know you mentioned you might in the video, i'm definitely interested to see how you got the Trash2 set up.
500 LIKES and I will provide you guys the samples and project for free!
this video is so helfull ive learnt alot from your channel and cant wait to start applying it to my tunes
Thank you mate. Great tuts. Well explained and sound great. You make it look easy. :)
Hey stranjah, an fl studio version of your jungle midi project would be dope ✌️
Hands down you have the best tutorials. Clear, to the point, and proper!
Thank you!
I like how he doesn’t start his tutorials with “it’s your boy”
If I ever become a music producer and become famous I’m crediting this dude 😭🙌🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
thanks!
Went full t-power at the end brilliant
I love it when Dillinja pops up with the boing sound. Makes me laugh everytime hahahah
Dude, I learned more in 13 minutes than from entire paid courses!
hahah good to know!
severely underrated RUclipsr and musician!
I used to compose 4 bars at a time, but Stranjah has upped my compose game to 16 bars.
The files being deleted was lowkey a blessing because I had to go find and download the breaks myself and save them process them and convert to midi then follow along. Took me 2 hrs to get through this one and I thought I already knew how to chop the break. So much valuable info man.
"Dillinja - the angels fell" is defo one of my favorite amen tunes ever. Also "dead dred - dredd bass (origin unknown remix) is a killer tune
favourite amen tune: sully - soundboy dont push your luck
hugeee tune
The tune at the start was bomb mate proper old school style
My fave amen track, dj ss - black. Still melts my mind everytime I listen to it.
me too, one of my faves
So sick!
You should do a video about getting the 808 to work with the amen for jungle... I've had alot of trouble with that where one ONE sample I had _kind of_ worked and nothing else I tried came close to sitting well with the amen no matter what I did.
I've been producing for over 6 years now (DnB for about 4) and this seriously the best tutorial series I've ever seen. There's so little info on these techniques out there and I'm really glad you're presenting them so well! This is gonna help a lot of people.
These tutorials are excellent but my favorite part is the vibe at the start XD
Man ! This is master class skill here.
Right that’s it, I can’t take this no more. I’ve downloaded the live trial. Got an old midi keyboard and a asio sound card. I can revisit the early 90s for 90 days. See what happens me and amen 🔊🎶♥️
Learned to make dnb beat in a matter of minutes, without a doubt the best tutorial on RUclips
Always great to hear when that happens!
this was wicked, would love to see a tutorial on how producers like sully create those pitch shifts and glitchyness in his drums
I've watched loads of tutorials, and this has got to have the most intense level of information transfer I've seen. Excellent. Thanks.
My fav Amen Break tune is: Don’t be afraid - Chronic 8 (Ray Keith)
excellent video once again !
Nice video, I like when you can hear what youre going for in the beginning 😄
Glad you can appreciate that, thought it be good to show the end result so you know what you're going to be getting into.
This is absolute GOLD
Cheers man!!
Im getting some serious asmr vibes from your voice 😂 anyway, awesome beats and tutorial! 😎
Your doing a greag job very helpful vid
You are a true OJ. Peace from Burlington. Hope to run into you one day and talk about the old school scene.
Excellent! Learned a ton in such a short time and I don’t even use ableton! Yeow!
I've been looking for a video showing how to program that shuffle for a while. Thanks!
I've wanted to move into D&B for years but could never get my head around Ableton, your tutorials are brilliant.
Thank you man...
Seba - Car Crash made me study amen break.
Trying to learn how to do this live, thank you!
Thank the lord I found this tutorial. Short but full of so much information. Thank you!
BRO I LOVE YOUR TUTORIALS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I find when I'm NOT using the amen break, I have a real hard time making my choppage sound smooth - in other words it always sounds too "jumpy and stuttery". More like the out there Squarepusher tracks and less like the dope 90s Remarc chunes. I would love to see a video on how to make "flowy" choppage when you aren't repeating a 2 or 4 bar pattern - I want to go all over the place with the chops like Soundmurderer! Or another cool tutorial idea would be to take a classic choppage song and break down the chops throughout - kind of like you did with the classic amen patterns vid - but not just the single pattern - over the course of all of the stanzas on the record. Keep making dope videos Stranjah!
Amazing tips big up
Favourite jungle track - Kemet Crew: The Box
Missing made some slammers, check out Stitch in time, rewound Riddims. Both anthems
big up stranjah
I need to learn how to chop and program breaks like this in my mpc 2500!! I’m gonna try apply the knowledge from here!
Awesome video dude!
This is PROPAH. Luv it. The rising tide floats all boats!!
Just absolutely loving your stuff, mate. There's no other dnb RUclipsr making crystal clear and engaging tuts like you are right now. Keep pushing out more vids, PLEASE!
will do!
Dialed it tf in. Well done
Nice work!! 😀 👊
Shared and subbed! Keep it up! 👍
dude thank you so much for the velocity curve trick !
Would love a tutorial on making goodlookin/looking good records style pads and track layout ... Much respect on your video's
I second that.
Thirded
Heck yeah pads.
Wow lots of requests for this. Are we talking about early 90's good looking ltj bukem style? Some track references would help.
Pfm- one and only
Makoto- Jupiter fields
Rantoul- default
Pfm had great 808 that I don't know how he did it sitting with the kick and basic track layouts of the genre as far as the type of pads that were used because they seemed like they were always evolving so I didn't know if they used a chorus or an auto filter ECT.... thank you for the reply!!!
Proper Dance Moves, Kid!!
Dope! Thanks!!!
Glad you like it!
I like how you analyzed this. Very good tutorial.
I AM ETERNALLY GRATEFUL!!! you are a great teacher and this is a subject very close to my heart!
Eternally Grateful is the best comment I could get, glad you enjoyed the video!
@@STRANJAH for sure mate, can follow a long step by step, and you don't mess about just lamens term explanation and good jungle music. Respect.
Dude, what a tutorial.
Dude, that's the most informative video about music production I saw, thanks a lot!
Best Amens for me on a track is Amazon II - Beat Boo-Yaa (Remix)... banging!
Gonna switch to Ableton soon.
Favorite amen track…maybe….Ray Keith ‘Something Out There’ Twisted Anger remix.
some of the best info on the web
Seriously underrated track is Vérité by Sully, not sure if its proper amen break but there is some quality breaks in there
Still looking forward to seeing that Trash 2 multiband distortion tutorial you mention doing in here.
Favourite Amen tune has to be DJ Traces remix of Splash - Babylon. Heavyweight jungle bizniz!
dude your tutorials are so good, thank you! been struggling to get drums right in dnb for months now. bigggggup
Glad to hear it!
Show Me Heaven - DJ Force and The Evolution: great Amen intro
Massive massive love for your movements dude 😁🤟big ups 🤜 and thank you
thank you!
Im so happy I found your channel.
I'm glad too!
Peshay - piano tune 😎
love that tune
Holy sheet!!!
these tutorials are awesome
Either Bizzy B & TDK - Wicked Man for pure creativity in chopping up the break, or Breakage - Staggered Dub
8:26 I was looking for this trick for years !! Thank you so much !!
OMG, the mystery beat has been solved!!
Stranjah !!! glad i've found your channel , inspirational ! thx for the share !
Bro your easily the best out here doing this thing 💪 great content, well explained, no rubbish 👊
I want more! More Amen chopping tricks, please.
You are an absolute bossman. I have so much respect for knowledgable guys like you who just wanna help people do what they love. I'd follow you across deserts dude. Favourite amen tune is the Remix of You Don't Know by Dillinja. Had to be
good stuff, man. I predict many more subs heading your way. Great content, no filler, all useful. Keep going!
Your encouragement means a lot to me thank you!
Big up for this mate. Please mate some vids on break processing! those amens sound super nice
And also that slicing preset!!!
Best thing I have ever seen on youtube blud rounds
Aw yiss
My favourite amens
My favourite jungle/ Amen tracks are classics but they are:
MBeat ft General Levy - Incredible
TopCat - Put up Ya Lighta!
Origin Unknown - Valley of Shadows
Shy FX - Choppa
Levictus - Warning
Thanks, man! this is very valuable
I’m so excited to try some of this when I get home haha !
Thanks 🙏
You’re welcome 😊
Nice. I personally love juicy sounding, filtered snare, crash combos. Thanks for agreeing. Word of the day? Juicy!
Next time I should ask how many times did I say "Juicy" haha
It's really a pleasure to follow your videos and feel that my drafts are becoming clearer. Each time I finally understand a new process to apply to my ideas. In short, you have made science evolve... hehe. Do you live in Canada? Maybe you speak French? In any case, thank you for these free lessons. It really helps .Shaken/Ronin Shadows. Steph.
Don’t forget the trills, 32nd and 32t...bit of velocity ramp 👍
🙏👍👍 Really great . Thank you so much !!
You explain things nice and simply, great work bro! As you mentioned around 1.45, would love to see your take on processing breaks with Trash
amen yeah!
I needed a good explanation for a shuffle and here it is. Thank you for saving me a lot of head scratching. Instant sub.
My favorite Amen track? "Foregone Destruction" by Michiel van den Bos (from Unreal Tournament '99)
Amazing tutorials. Packed with great information. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
this was so helpful thx man
Your tracks are BOOM. Was very excited to see that you are doing tutorial videos! Amen Fury has been a staple track in my mixes since I first got into Jungle.
Rock on! Glad to hear you've been rocking amen fury!
BRILLIANT! Thank you for sharing yours experience!
most welcome!
could you make a tut on a bou envy fog horn or a bou spook foghorn?
Really nice tutorials man!!!
Hey bubba. It's a delight to discover your channel - You're repping UK underground like a mofo. I'm an old codger & original Junglist - as a teen I used to buy records from Ray Keith himself ! @ Blackmarket Records in Soho, London as far back as '95 - I was a regular at Metalheadz's Sunday Sessions @ the Blue Note as well as Bukem's Speed nights @ the Mars Bar in Tottenham. Wish you could have been there - Seminal times! Believe me when I tell you - you're a credit to the genre and I salute you for keeping the skills and vibe alive - for a more global & newer audience...as well as teaching this ol' dog a few tricks. Haha!
Cheers & much love STRANJAH - keep the fire burning brother. xx
Thanks for your amazing comment! Crazy to hear you lived it all!! I have visited Blackmarket Records a couple times in the 2000's when DJ Flight was working there. Definitely a pilgrimage for any real junglists out there! You must have some stories! Thank you for the support, I will do my best as always!
Love these tutorials. Got me wanting to try making jungle for first time since playing with octamed back in 94
Thank you so much, dude. Literally, the best tutorials of anyone out there and I've watched heaps. Such great content! Inspired me into great music-making session getting down of presets in Logic. One cool idea I'm sure you can do very easy in Ableton is to have all the different jungle patterns you've created as different Midi clips. Then trigger them all live and record to create fun variations between them all!✌️
That is a dope idea, thanks for that!