>I hope you learned something Absolutely mate. Dont shy away from long and technical videos at all. They are the best. And if people complain about them being too long, well screw them. That just means they arent dedicated enought to really understand what and especially why theyre doing something.
Just wanted to say thank you for being so casual yet helpful with the way you present, I often times find myself getting annoyed by the guys who make tutorials sound and feel like infomercials XD! Enjoying your fresh approach, keep it up
I've been looking for advice on shakers like that for a while now and have since been using samples that have the shaker shake twice, but creating that sound the way you did makes so much more sense. Cheers mate.
Such informative videos, Yalcin. These do really help me out a bunch! You deserve a lot more subs than you currently have! Quality content brother, keep it up!
Very helpful. I do some of these things and others, but I don't have any confidence that I'm choosing the right set of things to do. This helps a lot. Thanks!
Hey man, thanks for the tutorial, it's great. As sugestion can you do an introduction to frequencies? I think somethimes is a difficult topic to understand and it's really common to do mistakes here. I know is a complex topic but at least some points that we should consider. It's just a suggestion, thanks again for your content :)
@@mkrespo2577 I think he should do some kind of masterclass of course we pay for it. At the end the idea is not to copy the sounds of other ppl its just to get to the sound and we can develop our own sound
@@giacomovacci6256 Yeah, i would totally pay for anything that yalcin puts out, for sure quality information, maybe patreon with request or so? idk if he have patreon
@Volo Nomen ... Check out some of the PDFs on classical musical arrangement. You will see how frequencies are split up in a way which actually makes a whole lot of sense! Lemme know if u can't find any. Peace
A little detail. You actually have to make the Glue Compressor's little CLIP light flash in order to get an audible difference when Soft-button is on. If the light ain't flashing, then you're not clipping and therefor it doesn't do anything. So you gotta push that make-up gain in order to recieve some results and then either gain-stage it afterwards or mix it in with the dry/wet knob.
Great video! It’s amazing how many shuttle changes you can make with the LFOs to bring the sounds alive. I was wondering where can I find that sample library that you use a lot. Much love!
Hello Yalcin, i'm half way through but ill forget if i dont ask this . @ 11:37 u put one of the LFO's on random. I see something unpredictable here, which can be good nor bad. But this feels for me out of our control. So my question is: Do you have instances, where u make several exports just because of this?
I think the tip around 13:00 is very good however the song wont sound great keeping it fully on random. Its best to resample it into a new clip and repeat it in bars of 4 or 8.
You were actually only performing frequency-specific compression on the shakas, not S/C compression. If you also want to get the hi-hat to trigger the compression on the shakers you need to set up the "audio to" from the hi-hat channel to the shaker channel. (Keep up the good work though :) From the manual (for Ableton): In Track 1 (the side chain track) in the 'Audio To' menu select 'Track 2' instead of the default 'Master'. Now, an extra menu appears right below: choose 'FF Pro-MB 3/4' instead of the default 'Track In' to route the track's signal to FabFilter Pro-MB's external side chain inputs. Note: In the scenario above, you won't hear Track 1 (the side-chain signal) anymore, since its audio is only routed to Pro-MB's side-chain inputs. To avoid this, use one additional track (e.g. Track 3), choose 'Track 1' from its 'Audio From' dropdown menu, and in the 'Audio To' menu select 'Track 2' instead of the default 'Master'. Now, from the extra menu below choose 'FF Pro-MB 3/4'. Of course, you can now leave Track 1's 'Audio To' setting to the original 'Master' so you will still hear the signal.
I be wanting to make them sound perfect since I've been watching RUclips vids, and they all have different tips and i just get stuck thinking they won't sound good because of frequencies or it not sounding connected to everything else , or the reverb 🤦♂️🤦♂️
great work ! I hace a question how do you enable sidechain support on fabfilter pro mb directly under the chain like the ableton compressor do? I just tring but can't enable this feature .. thanks in advance
@@Alice-Efe yes I think is vst3 that you are using right ? cause on normal vst I can't use it I'm running ableton live 10.001 and I think don't support vst3
you put the reverb in front of the compressor, i figure out that the compressor doesn't love to much signal and better work in front of all filters. But btw it's up to anybody doesn't mean that i want to give some advice...
How do you put out so many quality tutorials so fast!? What a machine
Just following our channel motto, we keep grinding! ✌😅
@@Alice-Efe Hakikaten Yalçın, bu nasıl bir kafa abi, kız olsam vericem sana yeminle.
>I hope you learned something
Absolutely mate. Dont shy away from long and technical videos at all. They are the best. And if people complain about them being too long, well screw them. That just means they arent dedicated enought to really understand what and especially why theyre doing something.
Hands down the best video on hi hats on the internet! Can't believe it's for free!
Gee Wiz thank you soooo much! I have been struggling with my hats and now I have gotten over that hump ❤❤
You are hands down the best tutor for more technical topics. Great job!
Just wanted to say thank you for being so casual yet helpful with the way you present, I often times find myself getting annoyed by the guys who make tutorials sound and feel like infomercials XD! Enjoying your fresh approach, keep it up
No. It wasn't too technical. I realy appreciate technical tips you share. They are valuble and clearly explained. Thank you very much.
Excellent advice about harmonics of certain hi-hats
Man i've been watching your tutorials for about one month and this one blowed my mind! Learned a lot thank you
I've been looking for advice on shakers like that for a while now and have since been using samples that have the shaker shake twice, but creating that sound the way you did makes so much more sense. Cheers mate.
same. but it was always sort of unrealistic, right? but this technique here sounds way more natural
Really informative man, without over doing it. Just sitting down and explaining, thank you!
I just learned something new about the short hi hats. Love your tutorial. You got a new subscriber.
that shaker drum rack trick was really helpful! it can be applied to alot of stuff. thank you!
Thank you so much for what you do for all of us. The day I release an EP you'll be on the cover ^^
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Such informative videos, Yalcin. These do really help me out a bunch! You deserve a lot more subs than you currently have! Quality content brother, keep it up!
Very helpful. I do some of these things and others, but I don't have any confidence that I'm choosing the right set of things to do. This helps a lot. Thanks!
Wow that trick on the shaker , nice !
Thanks a lot your vídeos are pure GOLD!
The shaker tip was so good ty man !
Will most definetly use that !
And very nice vid
Best channel for this stuf! 👏 Keep up the good work, you have great skill ☺️🙏🏻
Endless knowledge. Thank you a lot 🇭🇲
Thnaks buddy for that huge quantity of knowlege!
Great and in depth video. Good reminder to remember the smaller details as well as the bigger picture :)
We like technical tutorial! Thanks Yalcin
More technical stuff pls! 😍🔥
I have been stuck at this for a while and learned a lot! ♥️🙏🏼
Спасибо за Ваши уроки, очень много в них интересного!!! Творческих успехов!!!)
100% I learned something...I just happened to be working out my high hats today too lol
Super good video! Amazing that you are taking each element apart one by one. Keep it up🤘🏻
Thank you for this! I was just working on some hats for a track last night and couldn't get them to sound right. This is exactly what I needed.
Glad that timing was right, cheers 😊
This is really good tutorial, thanks. Learned a lot.
Hey man, thanks for the tutorial, it's great. As sugestion can you do an introduction to frequencies? I think somethimes is a difficult topic to understand and it's really common to do mistakes here. I know is a complex topic but at least some points that we should consider. It's just a suggestion, thanks again for your content :)
Yeah i totally see this, maybe a vídeo/masterclass on where every instruments sits, like hats for example around 5-7k and things like that
@@mkrespo2577 I think he should do some kind of masterclass of course we pay for it. At the end the idea is not to copy the sounds of other ppl its just to get to the sound and we can develop our own sound
@@giacomovacci6256 Yeah, i would totally pay for anything that yalcin puts out, for sure quality information, maybe patreon with request or so? idk if he have patreon
@Volo Nomen ... Check out some of the PDFs on classical musical arrangement. You will see how frequencies are split up in a way which actually makes a whole lot of sense! Lemme know if u can't find any. Peace
Love this one! Thanks Yalcin, best tutorials👏👏
Awesome tutorial, Yalcin. Well done.
Very informative, thanks Yalcin for the work you put into these videos!
Great tuts! Any chance of doing a high hat-percussion tutorial in the style of Bodzin with all the of the stereo positioning and panning?
Wow you're amazing Yalcin¡¡¡ I like when you tell little pearls about psycho acoustics related to mixing :)
Thank you very much! Great compact almost everything I needed to know.
Lovely advice. That whatsapp web sound tho! hate it when you are focused on your track and then a wild whatsapp notification comes in hahahaha.
Love tour technical tutorials. They are super useful and informative! Thanks
GREAT VIDEO, PAL!
A little detail. You actually have to make the Glue Compressor's little CLIP light flash in order to get an audible difference when Soft-button is on. If the light ain't flashing, then you're not clipping and therefor it doesn't do anything. So you gotta push that make-up gain in order to recieve some results and then either gain-stage it afterwards or mix it in with the dry/wet knob.
Again great content! Keep doing what you are doing, you are killing it!
Happy I found this channel!
Amazing tricks, thank you so much for share your knowledge!
Great video! It’s amazing how many shuttle changes you can make with the LFOs to bring the sounds alive. I was wondering where can I find that sample library that you use a lot. Much love!
Oh my god! thanks man, you real professional...
Fantastic video Yalcin. Thank you
Cheers,
Attila
This is awesome!
great video as always, thank you !!
Very nice! Do a Ride video next? I just listened to Kerfuffle for the first time along with other songs from you. So good dude
We have already a ride video :) Check the videos on my channel.
Really good! Greetings from Germany!
What a channel! Subscribed!!!
Great Video, thanx!!!👍
Great Stuff.. Thank you so much
You are the best
Thanks, another top tutorial 👍
Good one dude . Can i ask you to do a video about “Melodic Techno Percussions “
Thank you mate really good all your videos thank you for all that, any chance a sound like Early Tepshi just with only Ableton plug ins and fx?
Thx a lot, Yalcin!Perfect tutorial.
Great tips!
Hello, great tutorial, thx !
Love your videos !
Thnx for everything...so useful stuff....rspct
What a guy...
thanks you kind sir, wish you well
Hello Yalcin, i'm half way through but ill forget if i dont ask this . @ 11:37 u put one of the LFO's on random. I see something unpredictable here, which can be good nor bad. But this feels for me out of our control. So my question is: Do you have instances, where u make several exports just because of this?
Or is this me as usual, overthinkin' stuff?
I think the tip around 13:00 is very good however the song wont sound great keeping it fully on random. Its best to resample it into a new clip and repeat it in bars of 4 or 8.
Nice tips
You were actually only performing frequency-specific compression on the shakas, not S/C compression. If you also want to get the hi-hat to trigger the compression on the shakers you need to set up the "audio to" from the hi-hat channel to the shaker channel. (Keep up the good work though :)
From the manual (for Ableton):
In Track 1 (the side chain track) in the 'Audio To' menu select 'Track 2' instead of the default 'Master'. Now, an extra menu appears right below: choose 'FF Pro-MB 3/4' instead of the default 'Track In' to route the track's signal to FabFilter Pro-MB's external side chain inputs.
Note: In the scenario above, you won't hear Track 1 (the side-chain signal) anymore, since its audio is only routed to Pro-MB's side-chain inputs. To avoid this, use one additional track (e.g. Track 3), choose 'Track 1' from its 'Audio From' dropdown menu, and in the 'Audio To' menu select 'Track 2' instead of the default 'Master'. Now, from the extra menu below choose 'FF Pro-MB 3/4'. Of course, you can now leave Track 1's 'Audio To' setting to the original 'Master' so you will still hear the signal.
Is there any way you could make a tutorial on How to make some melodic techno arp melodies
Thank you!
Thanks
Can you please tell what do you use to drive the beyerdynamic dt 770 250 ohm headphones?Thanks
thank you
Your Best!
Don't worry about making these complex! There are more than enough simple ones out there :D
Does it make sense boosting the frequency of your root note in the hats? Or shouldn't you worry about them being strong in the root note?
Does it make sense when drawing the velocity, keeping lower velocities where your compression will hit?
Legend!
I be wanting to make them sound perfect since I've been watching RUclips vids, and they all have different tips and i just get stuck thinking they won't sound good because of frequencies or it not sounding connected to everything else , or the reverb 🤦♂️🤦♂️
great work ! I hace a question how do you enable sidechain support on fabfilter pro mb directly under the chain like the ableton compressor do? I just tring but can't enable this feature .. thanks in advance
Yes but you have top also enable external when you activate a band. Otherwise Pro MB😊 will just ignore the incoming signal.
@@Alice-Efe yes I think is vst3 that you are using right ? cause on normal vst I can't use it I'm running ableton live 10.001 and I think don't support vst3
I mean you can see like ableton compressor do the sidechain route dirctly on the chain
@@A613-p1z Yeah, unfortunately not. Maybe it is time to update :)
Can you do a video on the sounds from the song Torus by Marbs, Evan Casey and Rinzen?
how to do the crash flo on decay/release easily in fl studio???
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wow tutorial,
that's good!
can you put subtitles in Spanish to your videos?
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you put the reverb in front of the compressor, i figure out that the compressor doesn't love to much signal and better work in front of all filters. But btw it's up to anybody doesn't mean that i want to give some advice...
ahaha what has been that weird noise?
Just slap a transient designer for snappy or more sustained hats and an de-esser for making them lest harsh. Done.
Really love your videos but they're kinda stretched. Half an hour is a long time to invest. Cheers anyway!
It is hard to balance, as the new beginners also mailing and telling me even making it longer with more details. Really hard to balance 😊
You sound european but your name is turkish. Kinda weirded me out. Good content.