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  • @EClipChannel
    @EClipChannel  9 месяцев назад

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  • @sgoogz
    @sgoogz Год назад +7

    Again, you're a treat to all of us. Man, I wish I had access to your channel when I started many manu years ago. I would have wasted way less time. This, and your full classes propelled my production to new levels. One clip a week is not enough guys, get the full classes and save years....

  • @marcellkovacs5452
    @marcellkovacs5452 Год назад +7

    I've been surprised how little coverage this topic gets, so this video fills an important void. The kick is there to keep the tempo, but to me as a listener, the hi-hats and the snare are what actually drive the track.

    • @EClipChannel
      @EClipChannel  Год назад

      Well yes. Kick and bass are way harder to set up. As dealing with low frequencies is way complicated because of their nature. Hi-hats and snare cover much smaller parts of a track, and also are in high frequencies so it’s much easier to set them up!

  • @vamshi3676
    @vamshi3676 10 месяцев назад +1

    I just started watching the video, just 5 mins in.. I can see what a great teacher you are. This video is not just educational, its more than that. We need teachers like you.

  • @FOSNOIZ
    @FOSNOIZ Год назад +3

    I also use a very similar approach on the top end section but an important element on top of that, for me, is clariphonic that gives a lot of presence and a pleasant kind of glue that helps a lot to stand out in a mix

  • @bionikpulse
    @bionikpulse Год назад +2

    You're a wizard Harry.

  • @FOSNOIZ
    @FOSNOIZ Год назад +1

    killer tutorial about elements of a track sometimes overlooked but so important

  • @MultiDisposition
    @MultiDisposition Год назад +2

    just love your psy sound, awesome.

  • @Solarseed
    @Solarseed Год назад +2

    Brutal, thx master❤

  • @tobiaseisenschenk5435
    @tobiaseisenschenk5435 2 месяца назад

    wow beautiful explanation!

  • @sinroot8358
    @sinroot8358 5 месяцев назад

    thx u master for spreading this knowledge ❤

  • @YSPARK-yj9dv
    @YSPARK-yj9dv Год назад

    SUPER ! your videos are a dream for me . Thank you MUCH MUCH

  • @ricardolimalopes2343
    @ricardolimalopes2343 8 месяцев назад

    Great content

  • @hehmda678
    @hehmda678 5 месяцев назад +2

    beautiful tutorial. im not even a psytrance producer

  • @Sp1n3c
    @Sp1n3c Год назад +2

    you giving pro tips brother.

  • @spaceinsects1628
    @spaceinsects1628 6 месяцев назад +1

    thank you for everything man

  • @bouncingnoise
    @bouncingnoise Год назад

    Hey Marko, thanks a lot for showing and explaining this structure, great tutorial as always. The different possibilities to easily control, add or reduce some energy, are amazing and very inspiring.
    Tbh I'm frequently struggling finding the best volume to place the percussion in the mix. When I adjust the elements to a similar level like the rest of the track, my ears often disagree, but the other way round, when i like the sound, and see the difference in volume in the mixer, i don't trust my ears, too :))) Do you have any tips?

  • @Youn1que
    @Youn1que 10 месяцев назад

    Best psy-trance drums tutorial! What VST ,etc do you use to create your various drums & percussions? Can they be created with Kick 2 like with the Kick, or even with Serum?

    • @EClipChannel
      @EClipChannel  10 месяцев назад

      Depend from what you want to create. Hi-hats are the best from certain noise oscialtors, drum machines etc. whike snare you can do with Serum and other synts, even the hi-hats.

  • @BastiMalawi
    @BastiMalawi Год назад +3

    Hi Eclip! You are the Single Shot Master so i have a question. Producers often say that a track sounds more professional when all the sounds are in "the same room", meaning that they send all their sounds through the same Reverb on a Send Channel. That way all the Single Shot Sounds would have the same Reverb/Room. Is that Nonsense or do you do it that way too? Thanks alot, appreciate.

    • @EClipChannel
      @EClipChannel  Год назад +3

      I don’t think it’s nonsense, everybody has their way of working.
      In my case, that is not possible, as each sound requires different reverb settings to get the best out of it.
      For example, high-pitch sounds and low sub-impact cannot have the same reverb settings, as they won’t have the same effect.

    • @BastiMalawi
      @BastiMalawi Год назад

      @@EClipChannel Thanks alot, that makes sense! Wish you a great festival summer!

  • @snookofficial7211
    @snookofficial7211 11 месяцев назад

    Thanks for sharing your method. Question, are you placing a close hat on every kick throughout the tune?

    • @EClipChannel
      @EClipChannel  11 месяцев назад

      Mostly there's one hi-hat on bounced with the kick. The hi-hat becomes a part of the kick. As pitched sinewave only somehow always sound terrible on the high frequencies and this way I cover that bad sounding part of the kick!

    • @snookofficial7211
      @snookofficial7211 11 месяцев назад

      thanks@@EClipChannel

  • @Solarisbr
    @Solarisbr Год назад +1

    How do you deal with Soothe latency? It doesn't affect the drums attack?

    • @EClipChannel
      @EClipChannel  Год назад

      I didn’t notice latency. Not sure which DAW you use, but I know that Ableton has a huge issue with latency and delay compensation.

  • @orpit48
    @orpit48 11 месяцев назад

    hey would you recommend to have the closed and open hh in the same key as the end of the kick and the bass line, to clue them together?

    • @EClipChannel
      @EClipChannel  11 месяцев назад

      Hi-hat in the key??? Hi-hats cannot be in any key! If we talk about standard hi-hat that is most likely made of noise and noise cannot be tonnal.

  • @slimproge1
    @slimproge1 Год назад +2

    Show the levels my Master! :)

    • @EClipChannel
      @EClipChannel  Год назад

      What would you like me to show you? Peaks? RMS? Talking about levels in number does not have any sense, especially for hi-hats. it will depend on the shape of the hi-hat. How loud is the transient, body, and type of hi-hat, is it a sharp one or a shaker one? It doesn't have the sense to talk in numbers. Mixing needs to be done by ears!

    • @slimproge1
      @slimproge1 Год назад

      @@EClipChannel It was important for me to relate the drums in their entirety (hat, OH, snare etc.) only to the K&B group. sorry, I didn't specify, but Marko's answer given by you is already sufficient.
      I send to the whole family Best wishes from Poland!

  • @AFKLB_MUSIC
    @AFKLB_MUSIC 11 месяцев назад

    Sample packs E-Clip when?

  • @rivermessner7890
    @rivermessner7890 Год назад +1

    Would you ever use a transient shaper to dull the transients down on the fast hats? Or stick to limiter mostly

    • @EClipChannel
      @EClipChannel  Год назад

      I would use it for other occasions, not for the hi-hats. I love limiting or saturating hihts. I use a lot of enveloping shaper, which is a Cubase transient shaper integrated into channel strip.

    • @theunconciousmind7314
      @theunconciousmind7314 11 месяцев назад

      ​@@EClipChannelwhy not? 😃

  • @truthbetold2012
    @truthbetold2012 Год назад

    can you use volume automation to control hi hat peaks instead of saturation,clippers or limiters?...wouldn't that be most transparent?

    • @EClipChannel
      @EClipChannel  Год назад +1

      No! Transients and peaks are part of the hi-hat waveform, you can bring the volume up or down with the fader only of the whole sample, and it will not change the shape. With clipper, saturation, or limiter, the waveform will be changed!
      When I say peaks, I mean on the peak of the hi-hat or the transient, not on the measurement unit!

    • @EClipChannel
      @EClipChannel  Год назад

      @@molandsonsmotors9690 if you want to EQ the hi-hats then yes. If you want to reduce the transients, then use a plugin that is doing that!

    • @truthbetold2012
      @truthbetold2012 Год назад

      @@EClipChannel in ableton I can automate the volume for just the peaks in an audio clip to level the waveform and when I render it the resulting waveform sounds much better than what the saturater,clipper or limiter does.

    • @EClipChannel
      @EClipChannel  Год назад

      @@truthbetold2012 that’s an envelope, not the automation in Cubase, and yes, you can do that on individual elements, but it will not glue a bunch of channels to sound as one. Also, it is easier to use a clipper or limiter than writing the automation or changing the envelope shape on each channel.
      Imagine you “automate” the transient on 6 channels, and then you realize you didn’t do enough or you did too much. You would need to change the shape on all of them again. While with a limiter/clipper, you just need to change 1 knob and you are done.

  • @qilinpsy
    @qilinpsy 14 дней назад

    what about levels? how loud are my hats suposed to be compared to the kick (wich is my reference since it is the loudest element)

    • @EClipChannel
      @EClipChannel  14 дней назад

      @@qilinpsy how do you measure hi-hats? How loud is the transient? There is no way you can measure and use math to level anything! It must be done by the ears.

    • @EClipChannel
      @EClipChannel  14 дней назад

      @@qilinpsy beside that, I wouldn’t know how loud your hi-hats should be in particualr track. Some tracks sound better with less hi-hats, some sound better with louder ones. It all depends from your taste, desire and need!

  • @Internet-Police
    @Internet-Police Год назад

    5:11 looks like your cutting software is adobe premiere

  • @martinnitram4077
    @martinnitram4077 Год назад

    what do you use as sidechain for the Fast HH?

    • @EClipChannel
      @EClipChannel  Год назад

      For “ducking effect” mostly LFO Tool

    • @martinnitram4077
      @martinnitram4077 Год назад

      @@EClipChannel so you're not sending another channel as side chain input?

    • @EClipChannel
      @EClipChannel  Год назад

      @@martinnitram4077 nah, i use sidechain in different way, not for the sidchain compression.

  • @Tighttracks1
    @Tighttracks1 21 день назад

    The snare is usually hit w the left hand, not the right hand 🙄

  • @Anorectic.Bumblebee
    @Anorectic.Bumblebee 8 дней назад

    sound good but learn music, you make it a technical task. It sounds like a computer program and not like artistic expression.

  • @archdelic
    @archdelic Год назад +1

    could you make a video about offbeats and glides grooves? idk if you recently have one...i watched a couple of classes, thank you anyway you re a legend

    • @EClipChannel
      @EClipChannel  Год назад +2

      I believe you already asked for that?
      And I have replayed already that you should search on youtube “glide bassline e-clip”

    • @archdelic
      @archdelic Год назад +1

      @@EClipChannel i dont remember if i did, but thank you for answering. i ll check it out.
      sorry if i didnt see it before. greetings from brazilian psytrance music

    • @archdelic
      @archdelic Год назад +1

      @@EClipChannel i checked out, and yes ! i watched that video, thank you. im starting a new music and want to try a differente nice sound offbeat for that one.

    • @EClipChannel
      @EClipChannel  Год назад

      @@archdelic ok sorry then, as I got same comment from someone few days ago!