@@waluigi521 sidechaining, where the bass/kick lowers the volume of other parts of the track, making the bass more pronounced. surprised the technique wasnt mentioned here cuz jpeg uses this everywhere
no sample snitchin, very detailed and observative to break down the techniques these different producers use but in common daws makes it easy to consume this content great job ..plus more than all else all these beats are super fire im like cot dinit 🔥🔥
Man, what are you doing with all these beats that you make for videos? Because are really good and you should make a beattape with them or something like that
Very interesting. I've started experimenting more with layering atypical sounds with drums. I also want to start experimenting with manipulating the sounds I already have on different sections with effects or adding non-musical sounds as opposed to adding more melodic layers and instruments. I Would like to see you cover Eminem's production style.
Thanks Navie, I took a hiatus from producing after leaving high school to focus on my trade but I'm recently getting back into it. Your videos are by far some of the best on youtube I appreciate what you're doing man.
The number 1 thing that defines jpegs production is he follows no rules, and makes music from a very intuitive place. He wont put a synth in just to have a synth, everything he does is to get an emotion across and let the sonf breathe.
navie, i did a crazy application of the "same bass, different sample idea", but in a trap beat. you can actually mount two different melodic samples for your drums/808s, and use (sparingly!) the second loop in some bars, like you would do pauses. it is better if the secondary loop is more on the monophonic side.
What a wonderful way to start the work day. Nice little daily dose of Navie inspiration to carry my mind through the day til I can clock out and cook up! 🙏
What you talking about?? He has a huge fanbase and millions of streams on Spotify. Many rappers and beatmakers out there wished they had the same numbers Peggy has
i think he uses latch mode and a mixer to get to bring textures and tracks in and out at first i thought he was arranging it all but now i think it's probably just latch mode at least that's how i'm doing it now, beats bouncing midi stems and chopping them up
@@NavieD naw i thought it was some group lol. I just never checked him out. I never even heard of him until i watched some sampling videos on bandstands channel. Ima have to check him out
I love this beat and your awesome for doing this for us. But why do plenty youtube producers fail to be truly experimental. Also samples! Do you not have a killer music taste. I thought all producers do? No offense im just genuinely annoyed at the utter normalcy on youtube I see.
In my opinion, everyone starts off with mimicry just to learn the fundamentals. And as they learn how to mimic more and more styles, they begin to develop an original style of their own (which is a blend of all of the different things they've learned). I think it's a bit unfair to call this being ingenuine if you genuinely have an interest in learning one particular style of music.
i am not amazed by that dude as a producers. maybe thats because i am surrounded by extremely great producers in my country, so my bar is set to extremely high, anyway, that dude sounds demo and not very unique.
another technique worth noticing is those long and fast kick rolls
So tight!
1/32 triplet, fire. Also works well with tight 808/trap style snares.
Yeah, especially in Calvert, I’m not sure but I think the kicks change throughout the beat, it’s fucking crazy.
i love how he emphasizes the kicks in his mixes a lot it works so well
@@waluigi521 sidechaining, where the bass/kick lowers the volume of other parts of the track, making the bass more pronounced. surprised the technique wasnt mentioned here cuz jpeg uses this everywhere
My heart stopped. One of my favourite producers, one of my favourites tutorial people. Thank you so much for your service
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Jpegmafia. Definitely one of the slept on Legends of today. Thank you for covering him🙏
Thank you for watching my friend
I just got my second shot yesterday. Ya mans is toast
🤣🤣 At least you finally got it. Took you a minute up there in Canada!
I'm under 18 and here in Vietnam, I am too young to be vaccinated
😹😹😹
no sample snitchin, very detailed and observative to break down the techniques these different producers use but in common daws makes it easy to consume this content great job ..plus more than all else all these beats are super fire im like cot dinit 🔥🔥
Yes it's here!!! God it's so hard to find anything JPEG related for FL, appreciate 🔥🔥🔥🙏
I hope this video helps my friend
One of the best Producer mentors on RUclips. He’s in the essential top 5. So if you don’t know... now you know..
Thank you my shatting friend
No cap 😤😤
I agree!! I thank the dude who introduced me to his videos !!
Right!
peggys stereo bass has been a go-to 🤞
It's a cool technique for sure
4 tips like Knxwledge next pls
He is def on the list
Man, what are you doing with all these beats that you make for videos? Because are really good and you should make a beattape with them or something like that
Thank you Antonio. They just sit on my hard drive basically
@@NavieD now they’re what you call… a damn shame.
@@NavieD you could get good placements with these man
Been following him since before veteran.
There being tutorials of his style feels so wild
Maybe next:Clams Casino 🔥🔥🔥
Very interesting. I've started experimenting more with layering atypical sounds with drums. I also want to start experimenting with manipulating the sounds I already have on different sections with effects or adding non-musical sounds as opposed to adding more melodic layers and instruments. I Would like to see you cover Eminem's production style.
Ooh have these experimentations improved your music?
@@NavieD Very much. I revisited the BB course and saw how you achieve more with less by using effects on the beat breakdown sections.
Really diggin' these "different technique" videos. Feel like it helps me think outside the box when I'm making a beat 👌👍👏
Awesome! I love making them
Thanks Navie, I took a hiatus from producing after leaving high school to focus on my trade but I'm recently getting back into it. Your videos are by far some of the best on youtube I appreciate what you're doing man.
Thank you Clayton! How long was your break?
The number 1 thing that defines jpegs production is he follows no rules, and makes music from a very intuitive place. He wont put a synth in just to have a synth, everything he does is to get an emotion across and let the sonf breathe.
navie, i did a crazy application of the "same bass, different sample idea", but in a trap beat. you can actually mount two different melodic samples for your drums/808s, and use (sparingly!) the second loop in some bars, like you would do pauses. it is better if the secondary loop is more on the monophonic side.
What a wonderful way to start the work day. Nice little daily dose of Navie inspiration to carry my mind through the day til I can clock out and cook up! 🙏
I hope you have a good work day my friend
@@NavieD Why thank you good sir!
He is also known to use shit ton of sidechains
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I don’t even use FL and you’re videos are becoming a staple in my day. Thanks from a Logic Pro user!
Glad you did this 🙏🏾. Love his production.
As do I. I hope it helps you with your beats!
please do a cookin soul one!, loved it btw!
Oooh that would be a great idea
Been waiting on this one
And it's finally here
throwing in Halcyon is pronounced “hal see on”
this beat sounds like this one for us and panic room together. love it!
Glad you liked the beat
Great techniques, i was wondering if you could do a tutorial on rage beats since they actually "blowing up"
Hmm that might be a good idea
Can you do one on romil hemnani?
I don't think I've heard of that young chap. He sorta looks like me without a beard
@@NavieD He’s one of my favorites
Sweet video Navie 😎 thanks for the pearls 🙏🏼
You my dear deserve WAY more views in my humble opinion. Thank you.
Naive 😀 this is a wonderful video and I can’t wait to take some of your ideas and put them to work! And that shirt is sooo cute on u btw!
Thank you Kelly!
Fire as always.🔥 Please do one on Dr. Dre too
That one will be a hard one. His beats are so clean
All My Hero's Are Cornballs has some of the most experimental and weirdly produced beats but they amazing. Peggy really a different breed
I use ableton but I might have to get FL based on your tutorials along with some others. You guys make it easy to understand techniques etc.
Can You make a blah records Tutorial (Lee scott, Milkavelli, Cult of the damned, Reklews
I would really appreciate a "4 techniques Dr. Dre uses in His Beats" video
Dre would probably be one of the toughest ones I think
@@NavieD definetly, but it would be worth it
Loving these
Thanks! They're definitely fun to make
Thanks Navie!! Peggy is my favorite producer, awesome to see this! 🔥🔥🔥
He is one talented fella, that's for sure
@@NavieD straight up!
Amazing Thanks so much this was really usefull
No problem Billyboy
Awsome video my dude
I love having my drone bass in stereo. I know ppl say no no but I just love how it sounds with everything put together
Thank you, great video
Thank you for watching Omar!
This pretty sick
Thank you Elijah
I love good a Peggy tutorial. Would love one day beat techniques of tyler the creator
Yep, he is on my list of people to cover
@@NavieD Thanks Navie cheers
perfect timing 👍
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very good video, your content was always good, but i think youre in a really good direction right now
Thank you very much my friend
ty for all of these videos :)
good stuff dude seriously
that thumbnail is crazy good
NAVIE YOU'RE THE BEST MAN, THAT'S ALL I CAN SAY.
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Navie Goat Spittin The Fax
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peggy is one of the most slept on artists of all time imo, man is literally music itself
Hahah I think a fair amount of people know him
@@NavieD for his talents and calibre, not nearly enough
@@NavieD based response and based channel owner
What you talking about?? He has a huge fanbase and millions of streams on Spotify. Many rappers and beatmakers out there wished they had the same numbers Peggy has
@@mmmanutd he has an average of 1.3mil on his spotify. that aint enough compared to his peers. im not even downplaying him idk why ur mad lol
This is a beautiful video thank you
i think he uses latch mode and a mixer to get to bring textures and tracks in and out
at first i thought he was arranging it all but now i think it's probably just latch mode
at least that's how i'm doing it now, beats bouncing midi stems and chopping them up
This boutta be a lit video
Yeeeusss I hope it is
Anyone else noticed how the voice in this video distorts as he say’s distortion at 3:24?
Glad to see Peggy getting love! Cheers Navie 😁
Broke af so I sampled the bass in this video lmao
Props Navie D
Thank you for watching Moonaric!
"Use Your Imagination"
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@@NavieD Um I meant no disrespect i absolutely respect your genius
This video is goated
I enjoyed this beat
Thank you for this
Thank you for watching Munir!
@@NavieD are you a big fan of jpegmafia?
no glitches in the drum kit rip
Dude this is awesome
He's a gr8 producer thanks for ringing him to the forefront & not being selfish u would be respected & honored later down the road in your career yh
Well thank you Barry
Awesome content, can you do Kanye West please, when you have the time obviously.
He is definitely on my list. Not sure which era of Kanye to do though
Great observations
Pls do a video to present the plugins you use
just what i wanted
nice dude! you are good one
thx 4 reminding me i need to go listen to free the frail
Whats the type of drumkit used in the transition between steps?
what midi keyboard do you use?
Korg MicroKey
Can you do a video about creating synth
wonderful vid
Quality content!
7:20
Man the original 2015 mix of Black Ben Carson was so much better...
do u think sektor is better than heat up 3
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sick thumbnail
Thanks
You're welcome
amazing
DAAAMN NAVIE
Toro the bull, thank you!
Peace
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yesss i love peggy
You and me both!
Are you from India?
TimeStamps please
Honestly ive never listened to JPEGMAFIA...
Just not your cup of tea?
@@NavieD naw i thought it was some group lol. I just never checked him out. I never even heard of him until i watched some sampling videos on bandstands channel. Ima have to check him out
DAA-DAAAAAAMN NAAAAVIIIIIE WHA- HEHEHEHAHAHA
I love this beat and your awesome for doing this for us. But why do plenty youtube producers fail to be truly experimental. Also samples! Do you not have a killer music taste. I thought all producers do? No offense im just genuinely annoyed at the utter normalcy on youtube I see.
In my opinion, everyone starts off with mimicry just to learn the fundamentals. And as they learn how to mimic more and more styles, they begin to develop an original style of their own (which is a blend of all of the different things they've learned). I think it's a bit unfair to call this being ingenuine if you genuinely have an interest in learning one particular style of music.
i am not amazed by that dude as a producers. maybe thats because i am surrounded by extremely great producers in my country, so my bar is set to extremely high, anyway, that dude sounds demo and not very unique.
how about now?
what kidn of producers?
cool
He’s probably my favourite modern rapper