how to make an ambient shed theory beat in 2 mins

quick + easy tutorial for shed theory type beats
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[@marsbarzz]

I think this is pretty accurate besides the hats. Shed typically uses really complex and rhythmic hat patterns that vary in sound and texture which I think is what really MAKES their beats.

[@jamesfournier5324]

bro this beat made
marlon dubois manifest in my room

[@xj1mmyx]

your welcome 🙃

[@rolandmask4317]

shortcut to shed in no time 🥤

[@xj1mmyx]

imagine a speed run of this

[@Filip-hv4po]

thank you! i love the beat

[@xj1mmyx]

np! thank you for watching

[@mrdmt974]

Thanks 4 this one Jimmy, good video g

[@xj1mmyx]

glad you got something out of it ✌✌

[@drowsyspook3455]

🙏

[@ProdGreener]

god formulA!. a cool thing when you render stuff like this to audio is to make a big gap between the sections of the midi. separating the 1st chord and the second and then just chop and put them back afterwards.

[@gunsofthemamaluigi]

Why

[@maxgreen4535]

​@@gunsofthemamaluigi If you use different chords they sometimes get kinda ugly when all the notes decay into eachother. In this scenario it works and sounds good tho. But I made some ambient stuff like this when separating the midi and pasting it back after was the move. Then adding some reverb after to smooth it out

[@xj1mmyx]

oh nice ill have to try this out, sounds like it would have a resampled kinda sound to it which could be dope!

[@florba412]

i dont know if you are familiar with d1v or any of the guys part of boys nights out, but could you make a type beat of them?

[@xj1mmyx]

yeah i can give it a go, always like try out new stuff

[@mocchi-333]

what piano is that

[@10xp..]

drop this