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People underestimate sampling, it's one of the hardest things to pull off successfully. Trust me, once you learn an instrument, you learn how other things should sound naturally and what goes next is instincts. Not having that natural ability will cause a lot of headaches and growing pains when using samples.
@@hectorheckler6327 like they say, hindsight is 20/20. In the eighties and nineties there were no sample packs with tempo and key in the description. You needed to use your ears and without those pioneers, Splice and all that other stuff wouldn't exist. Even now, if you're really digging in the crates for some obscure record you may not find the key and tempo. Even with that knowledge it's obvious when you hear a beat and they don't know what to do with the sample. No added instrumentation, bass is not in key etc.
1. Use the chord progressions inside the sample to give a direction instead of just picking random parts. 2. Use minimalistic sample parts to be flexible when it comes to adding your own sounds, VSTs etc. 3. Use a single note from the sample to put it in a sampler again to create your own chords.
navie D is underrated. he changed the entire structure of his face and head just to fit more information in his head, just to give to us. truly a saint
I'm really kinda intimidated by sampling and with so much to learn and improve on, I have yet to even try. But videos like this one are very encouraging. I've come to really trust in your content and teaching style. So thank you for this, and your entire channel really! You've become my go to source for nearly all things related to FL Studio and music production.
You’re the best Navie, been a subscriber for years and it’s helped me a lot, I self-produce for the most part and your videos have helped A lot and made me improve my beats For that I say Thank You Navie🙌🏽
Since the day I discovered this channel, my desire to produce music has multiplied by understanding things that otherwise would have taken me months or years. Thank you for dedicating part of your time to share your knowledge with people. We appreciate that.
Used all of these techs on my recent contest beat and secured a runner up position 💪 Shouts out to the Navahoez. If you put a beat up for the contest let me know so I can listen to it. I'm excited to try the course out Navie
Navie your videos are excellent man and your humor is on point! I love the "Overexplained and "Beginner, Intermediate, Big Brain" like this one! Keep doing your thing man I'm definitely learning from your teaching P.S. Are you going to be doing a video from the most recent subscriber beat submission? Hope to hear from you!
Hey Navie... Just to let you know that I always visit your channel and watch your videos... I confess that I'm not the best viewer, I don't always hit the like button, but I always learn a lot from you.. In a current world looking for numbers and metrics, know that the impact you have on my productions is much bigger than all that... anyway, thank you and a hug... DJ Noé (São Paulo / Brazil)
This dude is a true artist. His beats has another level of feel to it. The second beat slaps so hard i thought that was my mom hitting me with the belt
idk if it counts as a bone, but i can definitely change the size of a certain body part. lmao. love your videos, man. i've been producing for years and even with everything i've learned, i still pick up tricks and tips from you.
I watch a ton of RUclips videos. I’ve watched about 3 of your videos. I must say, I love the way your low end sounds. You should do a tutorial on how to get low end like you.
Coming from the old school era ( Golden age ) it was fashionable to flip a sample until it was unrecognizable (So as to not have used the same sample in the same way as anyone else ) . I’m a fan of all of these methods mentioned here. Chop chop 🍴
Hey man. Im just starting out and have been loving your channel. Youre truly the best FL Studio guide out there. Youve done step by step vids before, any chance you'd make a video on how to make an NF/Tom Macdonald kind of beat? Beats with that orchestral sound. Like they got Beethoven type instrumentals mixed in. Thanks for the content!
Crazy off topic question. But first let me say ur teaching style and videos are awesome fam. I just finally bought fl studio. I bought the producer version. Should I upgrade to the full version with all the plugins. Or the signature version. Thank you in advanced
I would love to see a video how to find samples. I am often trying to find a good sample for hours and find nothing or end up with sample with completely different vibe than I wanted it to sounds like
Hey Navie D , hope you're doing well. Man where can I listen to your beats, such as the one you played at 6:04? That sounded soo hard and grimey, instantly fell in love with it. TIA
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In one of your videos you said you review subscriber’s beats… I tried searching for the videos where you do that and can’t seem to find them.
I want too enroll in your class I’m a beginner Fl studio
People underestimate sampling, it's one of the hardest things to pull off successfully. Trust me, once you learn an instrument, you learn how other things should sound naturally and what goes next is instincts. Not having that natural ability will cause a lot of headaches and growing pains when using samples.
True. But knowing what key that the sample is in makes things a heck of a lot easier to build around it.
@@hectorheckler6327 like they say, hindsight is 20/20. In the eighties and nineties there were no sample packs with tempo and key in the description. You needed to use your ears and without those pioneers, Splice and all that other stuff wouldn't exist. Even now, if you're really digging in the crates for some obscure record you may not find the key and tempo. Even with that knowledge it's obvious when you hear a beat and they don't know what to do with the sample. No added instrumentation, bass is not in key etc.
@@sgnlbeats hmm ...well...in that case, skillful pitching and tuning becomes your best friend.
@@hectorheckler6327 it feels good when u find the pieces tho
That’s why we have auto key and bpm detectors sir
1. Use the chord progressions inside the sample to give a direction instead of just picking random parts.
2. Use minimalistic sample parts to be flexible when it comes to adding your own sounds, VSTs etc.
3. Use a single note from the sample to put it in a sampler again to create your own chords.
navie D is underrated. he changed the entire structure of his face and head just to fit more information in his head, just to give to us. truly a saint
this is the most crazy and creative comment i have read in my entire life
Hit like if you want more videos like this oneeeeeee!
P.S. I won't be posting next week. Ya man's is moving!
Bro wtf i was just thinking about sampling and you drop this. Ty mind reader
🧠 I can read your brain
Same here man I literally just sampled before seeing this video 👀
me 2
@@NavieD that's why you are the real big brain xD
U can thank Google for algorithm they know you better then yourself :)
Those beats that you used as examples were absolute fire.
Such a vibe
Brother, I never comment on vids but to you I absolutely MUST say: YOU ARE INSANE!!! Keep going, you are going to be one of THE GREATEST
🙏 Thank you Gary. I have gotten the Akopyan seal of approval
@@NavieD are you guys Armenian? :)
You never disappoint! This is gold!
You’re the goat of all RUclips producers Navie. Watching your vids never gets old!
Not just great tips, but great visual production too which helps so much. Appreciate you my man!
I'm really kinda intimidated by sampling and with so much to learn and improve on, I have yet to even try. But videos like this one are very encouraging. I've come to really trust in your content and teaching style. So thank you for this, and your entire channel really! You've become my go to source for nearly all things related to FL Studio and music production.
bro its so funny i struggled with sampling, clicked on this video and bro LITERALLY explains my problem. legend.
You’re the best Navie, been a subscriber for years and it’s helped me a lot, I self-produce for the most part and your videos have helped A lot and made me improve my beats
For that I say Thank You Navie🙌🏽
Since the day I discovered this channel, my desire to produce music has multiplied by understanding things that otherwise would have taken me months or years.
Thank you for dedicating part of your time to share your knowledge with people.
We appreciate that.
🙏 That's all I can hope to achieve my friend
Same here. I even used to hate sampling, now some of my favorite beats I made using samples.
Very helpful. Thank you as always!
Thank you for watching!
This is the best sample vid I’ve seen, appreciate it man!
Thank you for watching Ahmad!
This is really great content. Thanks Navie!
You really are best in class on RUclips! Your videos are seriously can’t miss
Used all of these techs on my recent contest beat and secured a runner up position 💪
Shouts out to the Navahoez. If you put a beat up for the contest let me know so I can listen to it.
I'm excited to try the course out Navie
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🙏 Excited to have you join up!
Always sharing great contents. 💯👍👍👍
Your channel is a goldmine!
You're a beast man. Physically and as a producer
Thanx a milli for all your wisdom and teachings .. BLESS...
ONE Love from Antwerp Belgium
Big up Belgium. I'll actually be taking a train through Belgium next week
wow, when you dropped your beats my jaw dropped. They hit hard! Good stuff
I learned a lot watching this video, thank you!
Very dope info my dude 👌
Thank you, great video !
Thank you Omarrrrrrrrrrrrr
Thank you so much Navie D.
Can I call Mr. Simple yet Complex. Cause holy cow Nav, you always make simple samples into intricate beats! Thank you for sharing knowledge.
You hit it on the nail with this video @Navie D.
Thank you Donovan!
You’re the greatest Navie 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Extremely handy video Navie🙌🏽 that first tip definitely helped my sampling
It was definitely a mistake I used to make when I started
Yes, same here!
Thanx, I've learned a lot from naive's tuts!
Great stuff 👍👍👍💯💯💯
Thank you Sir!
Navie your videos are excellent man and your humor is on point! I love the "Overexplained and "Beginner, Intermediate, Big Brain" like this one! Keep doing your thing man I'm definitely learning from your teaching
P.S. Are you going to be doing a video from the most recent subscriber beat submission? Hope to hear from you!
this man cannot miss!!
Those beats are killer man.. props
Hey Navie... Just to let you know that I always visit your channel and watch your videos... I confess that I'm not the best viewer, I don't always hit the like button, but I always learn a lot from you.. In a current world looking for numbers and metrics, know that the impact you have on my productions is much bigger than all that... anyway, thank you and a hug... DJ Noé (São Paulo / Brazil)
The first tip entirely changed my perspective
It's definitely a big mistake that I used to make all the time
super useful video🔥
Bro its like you were watching me struggle the other day and made this for my situation. I'm so glad the YT recommends came through for me
This dude is a true artist. His beats has another level of feel to it. The second beat slaps so hard i thought that was my mom hitting me with the belt
Watch you along time and im very impressed considering that my level is still at the initial level. Тhank you very much
idk if it counts as a bone, but i can definitely change the size of a certain body part. lmao. love your videos, man. i've been producing for years and even with everything i've learned, i still pick up tricks and tips from you.
Very straight forward.
Is that good or bad
@@NavieD The pro level needs a video for it's self specifically, how you stretched the cut from the sample and used it to make a chord progression.
Nice twin peaks sample. Gotta love Angelo Badalamenti!
I watch a ton of RUclips videos. I’ve watched about 3 of your videos. I must say, I love the way your low end sounds. You should do a tutorial on how to get low end like you.
God bless you for helping us out.
Thank You Dude
Thank you for watching Don!
Coming from the old school era ( Golden age ) it was fashionable to flip a sample until it was unrecognizable (So as to not have used the same sample in the same way as anyone else ) . I’m a fan of all of these methods mentioned here. Chop chop 🍴
Never assume you know all the things, as individuals like Navie will inevitably prove you wrong.
Appreciate the info 🙏
Hey man. Im just starting out and have been loving your channel. Youre truly the best FL Studio guide out there. Youve done step by step vids before, any chance you'd make a video on how to make an NF/Tom Macdonald kind of beat? Beats with that orchestral sound. Like they got Beethoven type instrumentals mixed in. Thanks for the content!
2nd beat is absolutely 💯 🔥 😮
Camera quality is great!
That big brain beat was fire.
Oh shoot! I have never been so early to a video till now!
Right feels weird
Are you usually sleepin in or what
@@NavieD lol no, work gets in the way so I don't notice the video until after 3-4 hours later 😭
you made the perfect video for me, im sampling a violin concerto right now lol
I've actually gotten better watching your videos 📹
Thank you Binmannnnnnn
Off to get Serato out... Thank you!
It would be cool to hear your story about how you started making beats and some of your inspirations 💯💯
damm navie, u got some bangers
I wonder how navie reacts when he makes this bangers, I just imagine him completely unimpressed casually catching on fire
your videos r the best ngl, always something to learn! I have a questiojn though, where is the sound from 5:45 from? like from which plugin
The 2nd beat🔥🥵
U help every time u drop
u a beast!
That intermediate beat is yummy 🔥
Thank you J!
J dilla in the background, my guy🙌
fire technique
I was just thinkin abt improvin my sampling skills and then this video shows up in my recommended
Navie D! I have been subbed for a while and didn’t realize how good you are at boom bap! Omg your so goood. We should Dolan if your down too.
wow , thank you.
Crazy off topic question. But first let me say ur teaching style and videos are awesome fam. I just finally bought fl studio. I bought the producer version. Should I upgrade to the full version with all the plugins. Or the signature version. Thank you in advanced
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6:09 goose bumps ❤
I would love to see a video how to find samples. I am often trying to find a good sample for hours and find nothing or end up with sample with completely different vibe than I wanted it to sounds like
@@siddhartacrowley8759 where do you think Im looking for samples ?😄
This is a topic I definitely want to cover
@@NavieD Thank you ,I love your vids and this would be very helpful!
could you put up a curren$y style tutorial if possible? I think you'd be able to give some great tips regarding that style, love the videos!
What a video
Just gon let you know you saved my beats, should I use FL Studio or Ableton? I tried both and Ableton is much easier to use imo
6:08 😤 I could play that on loop
Damn 8:20 too. Never miss
🙏 Thank you Grautmiesterrr
"let me know if you also have the power to change the of one of your bones"
My brain: don't say it... You're responsible adult now... DO NOT say it...
What a filthy mind you have young man
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Hey Navie D , hope you're doing well. Man where can I listen to your beats, such as the one you played at 6:04? That sounded soo hard and grimey, instantly fell in love with it.
TIA
But would like to see the video you have done was definitely helpful
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When are you going to do a tutorial on how you got them guns 💪
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bout to make me a beat right now!
I hope it's a heaterrrr
Hey Naive. Not sure if you have this issue but..my Serato Sample playback visually looks choppy...the play scrubber isn't smooth for some reason in FL
last beat hit different on some smino tho
you really like to do the thing where you leave the snare off the first bar of the beat
How did you choose the first sound in the intermediate part? Music theory or by ear?
Does anyone know the name of the first sample? I've heard it somewhere :/