My favourite at the moment are the crazy random amen chops! 😂 Also thank you so much for the stream the other day, I won the plugin giveaway! Nemesis is such a sick plugin, I started a tune with it today! Thank you!
absolutely bar none this is the greatest tutorial I have seen on any subject, and it's EXACTLY the aspects of the techniques I've wanted to learn, broken down in a way that makes complete (FINALLY) sense to me. I cannot thank you enough other than to recommend you to everyone I know, PLEASE keep putting out videos!!! Major props from Detroit!
maybe right about here, there lives a happy little snare...and let's give the snare a friend, everyone needs a friend. ha, i just distorted the devil out of it 😊
@@bassterix7151sometimes that friend turns out to be a devilishly fun, yet troublesome friend. Through thick and thin, that friend will always bring that happy little snare 💫
This tutorial is priceless. Seriously thank you. I would like to see a tutorial on layering and processing high hat techniques. There is a shaker pattern that I wish I could replicate!
@@STRANJAH I believe its 1/8 notes but I cant figure out how they are processed. Some tracks that have this sound are “Get Down (feat. Niara Scarlett (Liquid Mix)” by DC Breaks and “No More” by Zombie Cats and Smooth. Im not sure whether it is just the tops of some breaks or a certain shaker processing. Maybe you have a better idea?
@@STRANJAH Did you get round to making a tutorial on shakers? I'm desperate to get my drums sounding nice and full and I feel a good shaker would help me a lot. Also, a tutorial on stereo field/width and instrument placement would be awesome. Love your videos dude, you've helped me a lot
Jeeeez, "Your Sound" blew my puny little mind back then! Big up indeed :D Certified outstanding video here, man! This is a quick-reference encyclopaedia of DnB patterns, super clear, not too much talk but well explained... Bookmarking this shit. I hadn't thought of using a bunch of these, without actually *seeing* them.
you know what's crazy about this. I heard almost all of these patterns from dnb songs lmfao, most of them from feint tho he does seem to do al ot of 2 kick variations. btw i immediately recognised that at 14:38 is literally the same as the beat made by Waterflame called "jumper"
Hi, thanks for those video, the way you explain make all things sounds clear and simple :) I got a request on a future video though :) You always show how different subgenre of dnb/jungle are made, and often show a new subgenre that wasn't that clear for me (like Belgian jump up for exemple). So could you make a video where you showcase every subgenres of dnb ? I saw lot of video like that on subgenre, but they always show only the big line, but none go as deep as you do with new and more niche subgenre. I know it's not really production oriented, but that would help DJs like me who like to organise our track collection really precisely :)
Thanks so much for your videos. This is exactly what I was hoping to find! I spent a lot of time learning theory and such online but had no structure.. until now :)
Exactly...this genre died in 1997 with 2step bordom and the stupid focus on bass that is stil ongoing in 2021. In 1997 i moved to ukgarage sind the drums have been all fresh and catchy...and since nothing really exiting happened afterwards im still stuck in a 1992 to 1996 jungle bubble 😀
Stranjah you don't even know how much these videos mean to my life you are my hero forreal! Ps I love your teaching presence very calming and understandable.
omg i was the 420th like on this video yay. favorite drum patter would be a double ostinato over top of a paraddidle shuffle polymeter hahaha. just kidding... I like a good ol break beat, or jungle. I really dig the drumming of Jojo Mayer with his group Nerve. He used to be the drummer for the Buddy rich cover band, Jojo is the master. I like the drum patterns Legowelt has used in the past too. Funky.
These tutorials are great. Especially for someone like me that doesn't come from an electronic background but really really loves dnb. It's so helpful since I'm trying to make dnb style music using a sampler for drums combined with me layering my electric bass and guitar playing through my effect pedals to mimic synths. It's been fun.
I've been looking for a tutorial on making a d&b/jungle drum loop from scratch, yours is the only video I could find. The rest are using loops. Even though I use a different DAW (FL), I still find this super useful. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
I got into rave music through DnB first. Been listening to you for years. Now I try to make some tracks on FL as a hobby (still so green). But I try to make 140 stuff, UK bass music really took over my music taste. And I always check your videos for ideas and tips. It really doesnt matter that it's mostly dnb focused. Just commenting because you pointed that out. I try to avoid thinking inside the box.
I know the ENE_Files are from the Loopmasters Sample Pack by Enei - But who knows about the VLS_Files? Thx!...And btw: Really helpful stuff on this channel, much appreciated!
So, this is how I'm learning, (and I'm just commenting to help your algorithm) But I'm programing all these examples into different variations to be able to swap out, and change instruments as I need. Helps me get comfortable with the machine.(TR8s)
What's great about your video, is that it is easy to follow, it is inspiring and induces imagination and creativity without stealing the attention. Subscribed!
Love your videos. Would recommend the "Gnarly" pack for those who haven't got it, I use the foghorn presets quite a bit! I'd like to see video on mixing tracks, and how to use sidechains etc. effectively. Just an idea!
Thank you for your drum tutorial , very usefull, i was waiting for !!! But i have a little problem when i try to download the project , the zip file is corrupted.
I’m curious . What drum sample packs can I use for drum and bass? Should I download any drum samples? Or is there any specific sample packs I should look out for
One important one you missed is what I call an off-beat 2 step where you move the last snare from the 4th beat to the offbeat. Nevertheless, a great tutorial and I learned some patterns I've never thought of using!
I love your tutorials! I wonder if you can help. I’m struggling to work out all the sub genres of drum and bass And there are no real tutorial videos on how to identify each type. I know about most of them I just want to gain more knowledge about it.
thanks for the info. it was definitely helpful for newbies like me. If you could make something perhaps boring with other essentials such as baselines and effects. thanks gain.
I would love some feedback on a track, its heavily inspired by your teachings, I dont know if you do this but feel it would be a meaningful outreach if you could help, AMAZING tutorials by the way, I found dnb was a very saturated/complicated genre to learn but you make it alot easier for people and I'm definitely a permanent subscriber 💪
😀 What is YOUR favourite drum pattern?
All I know is most of my tracks use the good ol' four-on-the-floor kick pattern.
There are exceptions, but generally that's how that works out
I’ve been loving a steppa recently
@@painboy8581 Its my go-to
@@JasonGillmanJr If it works for your music why not. It's tried and true.
My favourite at the moment are the crazy random amen chops! 😂
Also thank you so much for the stream the other day, I won the plugin giveaway! Nemesis is such a sick plugin, I started a tune with it today! Thank you!
As a published jungleist, this is really awesome. We were just using MPCs and Amigas. You brought it to a new level, my dude!
This is why broken beat music is king, so much variation in the drum beat alone.
Gotta love me a bouncey steppa
absolutely bar none this is the greatest tutorial I have seen on any subject, and it's EXACTLY the aspects of the techniques I've wanted to learn, broken down in a way that makes complete (FINALLY) sense to me. I cannot thank you enough other than to recommend you to everyone I know, PLEASE keep putting out videos!!! Major props from Detroit!
Your like the bob ross of dnb
You're
maybe right about here, there lives a happy little snare...and let's give the snare a friend, everyone needs a friend.
ha, i just distorted the devil out of it 😊
@@riccelloI don't think you're a happy little snare. Grammar is dead, just be the grammatically correct happy snare you know everyone will love
@@bassterix7151sometimes that friend turns out to be a devilishly fun, yet troublesome friend. Through thick and thin, that friend will always bring that happy little snare 💫
This is probably one of the bests videos about drum patterns!
thank you!
I have been searching more comprehensive dnb tutorials for months and i have not found a more helpful tutorial that this , ty!!
o7, always good for a refresher, thank you. sometimes you get so mixed up in all of it, you forget the good stuff.
wow, im new to dnb and this video is gold! thanks so much man, might consider getting ur pack to start off with dnb ^^
Thank you!
This tutorial is priceless. Seriously thank you. I would like to see a tutorial on layering and processing high hat techniques. There is a shaker pattern that I wish I could replicate!
Sure will look into it, what track reference for that shaker pattern?
@@STRANJAH I believe its 1/8 notes but I cant figure out how they are processed. Some tracks that have this sound are “Get Down (feat. Niara Scarlett (Liquid Mix)” by DC Breaks and “No More” by Zombie Cats and Smooth. Im not sure whether it is just the tops of some breaks or a certain shaker processing. Maybe you have a better idea?
@@STRANJAH Did you get round to making a tutorial on shakers? I'm desperate to get my drums sounding nice and full and I feel a good shaker would help me a lot. Also, a tutorial on stereo field/width and instrument placement would be awesome. Love your videos dude, you've helped me a lot
Jeeeez, "Your Sound" blew my puny little mind back then! Big up indeed :D
Certified outstanding video here, man! This is a quick-reference encyclopaedia of DnB patterns, super clear, not too much talk but well explained... Bookmarking this shit. I hadn't thought of using a bunch of these, without actually *seeing* them.
this is the BEST dnb drums tutorial i hv EVER seen thank you so much u hv unlocked so much potential for me
This is super well explained
you know what's crazy about this. I heard almost all of these patterns from dnb songs lmfao, most of them from feint tho he does seem to do al ot of 2 kick variations.
btw i immediately recognised that at 14:38 is literally the same as the beat made by Waterflame called "jumper"
Thank you so much for the L&M session today! It was super helpful! Are you based in Toronto by any chance?
So sik thanks 4 all ur work helping others 💯💥
Nice work Strahjah
Great video! And eff it, I am going to use this on my folk and guitar based music as well!
Very good vid my dude!
Hi, thanks for those video, the way you explain make all things sounds clear and simple :)
I got a request on a future video though :) You always show how different subgenre of dnb/jungle are made, and often show a new subgenre that wasn't that clear for me (like Belgian jump up for exemple).
So could you make a video where you showcase every subgenres of dnb ? I saw lot of video like that on subgenre, but they always show only the big line, but none go as deep as you do with new and more niche subgenre. I know it's not really production oriented, but that would help DJs like me who like to organise our track collection really precisely :)
that would be cool, sure :)
Thanks so much for your videos. This is exactly what I was hoping to find! I spent a lot of time learning theory and such online but had no structure.. until now :)
dope! can you make a vid of how to use percussion and cymbals to make rolls?
This was a huge lesson. Thank you for doing this!
Wow dude. Awesome, thanks for sharing and for the download!
Damn, this is gold!
yes! have fun!
Brilliant video, top quality content as always!
Thanks for this!! bit of trouble trying to open these in Live..Any help appreciated!!
Love it man
Great Video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Your Amazing ,, thanks for the midi
Have you any guides on creating shuffles?
Fantastic great tutorial 👍🏽👏👌
Thank you! Cheers!
Yes
Stanjah what’s gremlinzs like?
thanx
8:04
How to mix drums like current value in dark rain
Vessel pattern is now very popular
hi, the link with the midi pattern is working but my computer would not open it "it is corrupted"
hmm you tried dragging it into your DAW?
damn this was a great video i learned a shit ton
Anybody know what sample pack the ENE_ samples are from?? I need those sounds
It seems like free sample pack link is not available now, can somebody share it?
your sample pack link does not work
Men.... i don't speak english but i love you.
Sounds exactly why I don't prefer DnB, over Jungle =D
Exactly...this genre died in 1997 with 2step bordom and the stupid focus on bass that is stil ongoing in 2021. In 1997 i moved to ukgarage sind the drums have been all fresh and catchy...and since nothing really exiting happened afterwards im still stuck in a 1992 to 1996 jungle bubble 😀
@@krz9000 There is tons of great new jungle being released currently.
@@krz9000 You sound like me, exactly! 🤪
@@DJWhizzkidd100 yeah im loving all the n4 stuff...its great times right now
@@krz9000 old grime has the best drum patterns
lets goooo
Appreciate you going over half time and footwork. Throw them L's up
your welcome
Your tutorials are the best man, you’ve made making drum and bass so accessible for me. Big up 🙌🙌
Definitely bro
Once again great content! Ah triplets were used in “Bodyrock” - that’s why I had troubles mixing that tune properly back in the days 😄
Massive respect! It's really cool to see producers teach fundamentals!
Yes I feel its good to touch on these every once in a while, even if you're a seasoned producer, they're good reminders.
Stranjahhh steady being professor dnb!!!
Stranjah you don't even know how much these videos mean to my life you are my hero forreal! Ps I love your teaching presence very calming and understandable.
Thanks I'm glad the teaching is coming across well!
And my comment is the 174th comment, to match the 174 bpm tempo that Drum and Bass usually is at.
Polaris approves of this educational video.
thank you brother!
omg i was the 420th like on this video yay. favorite drum patter would be a double ostinato over top of a paraddidle shuffle polymeter hahaha. just kidding... I like a good ol break beat, or jungle. I really dig the drumming of Jojo Mayer with his group Nerve. He used to be the drummer for the Buddy rich cover band, Jojo is the master. I like the drum patterns Legowelt has used in the past too. Funky.
what an incredibly thorough and useful tutorial - you are officially my favourite music production channel on RUclips
Thanks man!
These tutorials are great. Especially for someone like me that doesn't come from an electronic background but really really loves dnb. It's so helpful since I'm trying to make dnb style music using a sampler for drums combined with me layering my electric bass and guitar playing through my effect pedals to mimic synths. It's been fun.
crazy!! you helped me in less than 1 minute
Dude... so sick. This is so so helpful. Thank you
I've been looking for a tutorial on making a d&b/jungle drum loop from scratch, yours is the only video I could find. The rest are using loops. Even though I use a different DAW (FL), I still find this super useful. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Big up Stranjah, that's all i needed when i started producing D&B
Thanks man!
Great to hear!
Really helpful bro appreciated 👍👍👍
vc acaba de salvar minha vida muito obrigada
I always stress over drum programming and wind up giving up on so many of my tracks. This video helped me a lot in that aspect. Thanks
Such a great tutorial. I'm trying to brach out my styles and this helped so much
Man thank you so much. I was looking for “ghost shares” tutorials for ages.
Thanks so much for your tutorials
thank you
If youre reading this, know that Stranjah and D&B are absolutely essential for my mental health and well-being.
Hay Stranjah, whats the link for your lesson/course in music production please. I really enjoy your style of teaching
My Skillshare? skl.sh/stranjah02211 You'll have to search for me in there
Direct link to my class: www.skillshare.com/user/stranjah
@@STRANJAH Thank you. Keep up the brilliance
easily one of the most useful tutorials ive seen
Glad you think so!
true
Appreciate you for taking the time to do all this education.
I got into rave music through DnB first. Been listening to you for years.
Now I try to make some tracks on FL as a hobby (still so green).
But I try to make 140 stuff, UK bass music really took over my music taste.
And I always check your videos for ideas and tips. It really doesnt matter that it's mostly dnb focused.
Just commenting because you pointed that out. I try to avoid thinking inside the box.
F*kin' brilliant. Geez, I finnall understand it!
That’s awesome man!
You sir are a damn legend !!
Big up, Stranjah!! Always giving so much value. I bought your Gnarly Serum pack.... Should have a warning sign, awesome sounds!!
Awesome, thank you!
I know the ENE_Files are from the Loopmasters Sample Pack by Enei - But who knows about the VLS_Files? Thx!...And btw: Really helpful stuff on this channel, much appreciated!
BRUH ! BRUUUUH
I was writting notes on a lil paper and I heard "by the way the ableton project ..." and I'm like WOOOOOOOOOOOOOW THANK YOU BRUUUUH
You’re pretty awesome bro!!
True Player. Knocking it out of the park again. Respect.
So, this is how I'm learning, (and I'm just commenting to help your algorithm) But I'm programing all these examples into different variations to be able to swap out, and change instruments as I need. Helps me get comfortable with the machine.(TR8s)
What's great about your video, is that it is easy to follow, it is inspiring and induces imagination and creativity without stealing the attention. Subscribed!
Love your videos. Would recommend the "Gnarly" pack for those who haven't got it, I use the foghorn presets quite a bit! I'd like to see video on mixing tracks, and how to use sidechains etc. effectively. Just an idea!
Seriously amazing. Best teaching on this stuff I have seen (and I watch a lot of them!). You are a gift.
THANKS FOR SHARING 🐱👤
steppa pattern always reminds me of Brazilian rhythm
Extremely useful thank you! Would breakcore drum patterns be fairly similar?
I wonder what drumpack are snare and kick from? I need them ASAP, hope you still read these old videos comments
Thank you for your drum tutorial , very usefull, i was waiting for !!! But i have a little problem when i try to download the project , the zip file is corrupted.
Thanks for the heads up, I've resent it.
@@STRANJAH , thank you it works now
I’m curious . What drum sample packs can I use for drum and bass? Should I download any drum samples? Or is there any specific sample packs I should look out for
One important one you missed is what I call an off-beat 2 step where you move the last snare from the 4th beat to the offbeat. Nevertheless, a great tutorial and I learned some patterns I've never thought of using!
I love your tutorials! I wonder if you can help. I’m struggling to work out all the sub genres of drum and bass And there are no real tutorial videos on how to identify each type. I know about most of them I just want to gain more knowledge about it.
thanks for the info. it was definitely helpful for newbies like me. If you could make something perhaps boring with other essentials such as baselines and effects. thanks gain.
Very informative tutorial in creating drum n bass beats. Also the download links do not work after subscribing>
Was literally looking up videos on this today getting bored of my drum patterns! Thanks 🤩
Great tutorials! Thank u so mach!
Exploring this for a 128 bpm Bass House track Im cocking up
I would love some feedback on a track, its heavily inspired by your teachings, I dont know if you do this but feel it would be a meaningful outreach if you could help, AMAZING tutorials by the way, I found dnb was a very saturated/complicated genre to learn but you make it alot easier for people and I'm definitely a permanent subscriber 💪
Join the discord man, there's a feedback channel. I always get good constructive feedback
@@fourd3523 thanks man, haven't got discord so will definetly have a look into that now
7:37 Every time I hear that, I think of the ending of Helter Skelter by The Beatles.
Very clear...love it.
Stranjah Dan jah rastafari keep it coming wid da knowledge 💯❤️