HipHop Producer Says He Learned Techno in a Day.. Let's See About That
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I wanna see you producing a Trap beat now :)
😂😂😂
In one day!
its easy - just sample a yard sprinkler and hit a big metal tub with a hammer and sample that too. play a greasy lead on a broken guitar, add reverb to the set and you've got it. Trap in a day? Trap can be learned in an hour. maybe even less
Dude, trap is a five minute beat.
Techno can be the same but Yalcine has a lot more nuance to her productions.
Jajaja 😅 Yep. Me too
I love this format, because it gives me something to observe, then you counter with simple solutions with tools I don't even think about using as a newer producer.
I'd love to see more like this.
It was fun to make as well. Noted that community enjoyed it 😊
That's one of those tracks that sound so good at night, but the next day when you hear it, you want to throw your computer away.
Relatable. I think we're talking about slightly different things, but I always got "loopitis" from listening to one section on loop too many times trying to make perfect a specific element. Even if I still like the track - I never want to hear it again because of listening to it so many times already I can't stand to hear it again.
I found his videos useful and inspirational. Even as an experienced producer myself, relearning by watching others learn - venture out of their comfort zone. Decent roast/ appraisal.
Happy to hear that. 🥳
I haven't been producing for like 2 years, but I used to learn a lot from your channel and today I randomly checked who I'm subscribed to and couldn't find out who's this girls channel untill I scrolled down 😆 Congratulations 👌
Yeah, definitely sounded more house, which isnt bad thing at all! I love to bedroom produce as a hobby (not to get big or anything) and tend to make more uplifting trance type stuff, however, I've found since learning to make more melodic techno stuff - there are elements that are similar/go hand in hand with Trance (so was Synthwave, weirdly, when I went through that phase) and I often mix them both. What I do kind of emphasise is, if you are making a genre but find you are moving away slightly into something else - just have fun with it, a banger is a banger!
I learned to make minimal techno whilst getting a lift from a taxi driver on a rainy day.. Those windscreen wipers were great once they were sampled and looped up ad infinitum.
Honestly I am really excited to see you and oscar's upload, its like waiting for Christmas day when you're a child.
Really looking forward to meeting all the attendies in October!
@@Alice-Efe I wish I could be there, those lucky people ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Love your smile ❤
Aww thank you!
That's hilarious, make more of those))
Got it!
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Liked this format!
When they think that techno is 909 saturate haha
Hi Alice, great video! Do you have a tip how to make 'darker' sounding techno? I also tend to start with a the intention of creating a techno-banger but in the end oftentimes the result is more melodic and mellow.
This is superb. No one make this for free. Super cool video!!! 💯🔥🔥🔥
I saw that Ocean Video, and as a big fan of yours i love how you analyse and improve but not critisize .
There's a difference between making music and making GOOD music.
I would love to see ya'll collab.
I learned techno in one second : boom boom boom boom and i add TB 303. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
If there was such a thing as a Sound Bender (think Avatar movies), it would be you 🙂
I am following u both, love the video
I would love to see you react to other videos similar to this (regardless of the experience level of the producer in electronic music). I am a house music producer i enjoy your videos very much and this was very simple, educative and fun to watch.
I will try!
We need that 9:20 track released
i want to hear his first one if he goes back to it and makes a 2000s style disco house version of that song, he should listen to Perfection by Dannii Minogue for the reference of the 70s disco sample sound mixed with 2000s house disco
He did pretty damn good for a first time. Way better than me
Yeah, I was expecting a total disaster
Oh ma'am you are so so soll so sympatetic i caaaant ❤
Hey!Are you planing to come to Hungary, there is a lot of people here whoe would love to dance to your music....
Hi Alice! What did you mean about "choking" the kicks - like limit/compress the group? Also, hopefully see you in person 18th of October :)
Yep I had to rewind that part to understand the choking layered sampled. Seems like using clipper ?
Basically chocking some of the toms so they don't play at the same time. So you basically prioritize which one to play if all played at the same time. 😊
@@Alice-Efe oh thanks Alice! Now it's clear! you're a treasure
haha that is so true 1 day my buddy took me to a HardTechno Rave party and now i'm a regular, now that is what i call a party everyone is going crazy instead of those boring main stream techno at 120 bpm and everyone just stands there like they are at a local bar lol, no when i want to party i go PARTY xDD
EXCELENTE. When you say "i use analog claps", what do you mean? like drumachine like 909 or a acoustic drum set?
yes definitely from a drum machine like 909, 808, 606.... acoustic drums are basically the opposite.
these are my thoughts before watching the video
ive have made both hip-hop beats and electric music before (with mid results on both ends, by no means am i am expert). Although i do think it is realistic that he "learned techno" in a day, as a lot of the same skills transfer, in going to guess the song he made would be very basic and generic, listenable but not memorable, maybe breaking a few genre defining rules, but not horrible. Also the bass would more than likely be slightly too high
after watching the video:
definitely related to the house music PTSD note
i started off making weird dubstep, quickly got into house and big room, hard house, "main stage" and even now when i try to produce other genres i fall into kinda a house style or house vibe
Haha I feel you with the genre mix part!
What's the name of the accidental house track at 9:24 ? That sounds like a banger!
The chords are robbed from Heads Will Roll - A-trak remix.
I´d love to c u makin a trap beat and this time Ocean is roastin you...
uffffff.....
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Yeah, I believe someone can make crap Techno in a day... but also hip-hop and even rock.
I'm sure anyone could learn three guitar chords in a day!
10 layers of a kick lol meanwhile the best mixing and mastering engineer in techno Julia Borelli recommends not to layer kicks and instead use a good sample and eq it. Yeah I'm gonna trust her over this dude. If you want to see for yourself watch her masterclass and Kevin de Vries video, learned so much from the masterclass it's insane.
I mean what kind of samples are people using that they need to layer simple kicks? When did music start getting complicated and needed 10 layers of a kick and 5 lead layers?
It's getting easier to produce music, you have synths with so many oscillators and people talk about layering.
I mean it's an okay video, but everyone can sit down and make a techno track, not everyone can sit down and make a good techno track that sounds good.
Layering kicks for techno tends to be done for more aggressive songs, where tone starts to matter more than melody and chords. If everything in your track is clipped and saturated, adding a kick with just the high end and distorting it helps it stand out in the mix.
There is no way you could make a kick like Umek unless it had layers. As well as it being common to only add reverb to the high end distorted kick.
With some proper mixing, making it more spacial, it could actually be good.
Definitely!
Trapz brutal innit Techno’s brutal innit kinda re-repetitive init…
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It's funny how he says "I learnt how to produce techno in a day..." Sorry Sir, but you didn't, basically you tried to create two techno tracks and both of them have no power and are definitely not a full techno track due to the amount of elements you lack on your tracks such as percs, atmos, textures, pads, leads... It's a bit disrespectful for all those who are learning how to do a techno track properly to consider you learnt how to do it in a day, because, basically you didn't.
I wouldn't say I learnt how to make techno, I would have said I tried to do a techno track, I wanted to do a techno track, but I learnt...
He doesn't know our different genres and probably thinks it all just techno.
Same that we don't know much about hip-pop styles.
I guess most of the classic techno tracks from the 80s and 90s aren't techno tracks?
House and techno are pretty easy i mean the use of arpeggiation kind of outlines a lot of the rhythm and its pretty easy to play around with without having terrible disastrous results. Its like house. Not the best music in the world by any means, but easy to modulate due to the simple structure.
Drumfunk on the other hand, i dont see anyone being able to learn in a day. Breaks alone take time to understand, as most people don't know what theyre even hearing, and the bass rhythms in drumfunk can be jazz-based, so theyre incredibly complex often. On top of this, the drums in Drumfunk are utilized to punctuate the rhythm and add flavor to the environment, while the bass leads the track. So if you're used to leads leading the track then you're gonna probably struggle a bit with this sound because its unfamiliar to most people.
Not arpeggiation, syncopation. Simple structure? I'm not sure you've been listening to techno. Drumfunk has sounded the same since the 90s, when they would literally sample jazz songs and sample a drum break and call it a day. I get that you like drumfunk, but it is no more complex than techno or house. Sure they use jazz chords but that's not difficult when you know what you're doing, a lot of techno isn't even in scale or chromatic, on purpose, as well as the insane use of polymeters and polyrhythms.
I mean sure, any music can be easy to make. If you actually want to make it good, however...
Unsolicited advice, added nothing to the conversation.
Neither did you
@@OrgaNik_Music My point exactly. Except I can do this from my couch and can post an equally worthless opinion without 100k subscribers.
Alice you are an amazing producer but looks like your knowledge of the techno history isn't as good as your skills ;-) "Hardgroove" has made some kind of come back for a few years now but during its golden days (from 2001 to 2010) - what I really call "Hardgroove" - it was all about sampling disco stuff and making techno with 'm. Listen to some old school Ben Sims sets and you will get what it was all about. Imo, even the first track in this video was pretty cool and still "hardgroove-like" ;-)
Cheers ;-)
I actually don't know the whole history of hardgroove. I am just familiar with current hardgroove sound. So take what I said with a grain of salt. 😊
he should just stick to his genre, let's just be honest here.
does it really matter what kind of clap someone uses on a track. just use your ears ppl. get creative.
Of course not, you can create whatever you want :-)
She's giving a preference, explaining why some elements are more commonly used in the genre and what may sound better on big system, where you can appreciate the production...learn the rules to break them type of thing
To be honest, i saw this guy just a couple days ago and.....i'm still laughing 🤣