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I once recorded a bassline, then did this but added an arpeggiator and randomizer and then let it record for half an hour. Then simply listened back and saved the good parts and BAM a new song was born
@@stereokel definitely. All these RUclips tutorials about how to do said thing like said artist are great at first, to understand basics, but experimenting brings novelty
@@juancarlosramirezarzt7497 in the end, way too close to Daft Punk's Da Funk because I've been listening to that song on repeat haha But the idea was to do something like them, sampling real musiciens (well, me), it was a lot of fun
run ocenaudio (it records ASIO output, while audacity doesn't ) recording in the background. mash thru fx options and you're essentially livebouncing your experiments. i don't have to choose anymore , until i've got an audio and it's time to pick out the best parts. drop those in the arrangement. and boom -- track.
Hey that’s my secret 😅 Been doing this copiously on my latest album. Creating glitchy phrases with stutter edit then slicing and triggering with an arp like you do here. Add in lots of shaper box tricks and it’s a glitchy slice Aphex mayhem that would take ages to do by hand
What would the best kind of samples for this sort of thing be? It seems that it's clips from songs because I can't imagine a single pluck sample splitting into many sections...
Anything that evolves enough would work. A melody, a bass line, speech, birds & insects, weather, etc. Now, if you stretched out a pluck sample or put it into a granular plugin, you could get more than enough slices. 😼
I once recorded a bassline, then did this but added an arpeggiator and randomizer and then let it record for half an hour. Then simply listened back and saved the good parts and BAM a new song was born
Best stuff is born when you experiment and think out of the box.
@@stereokel definitely. All these RUclips tutorials about how to do said thing like said artist are great at first, to understand basics, but experimenting brings novelty
Ooooh I’d like to hear how that turned out like
@@juancarlosramirezarzt7497 in the end, way too close to Daft Punk's Da Funk because I've been listening to that song on repeat haha But the idea was to do something like them, sampling real musiciens (well, me), it was a lot of fun
run ocenaudio (it records ASIO output, while audacity doesn't ) recording in the background. mash thru fx options and you're essentially livebouncing your experiments. i don't have to choose anymore , until i've got an audio and it's time to pick out the best parts. drop those in the arrangement. and boom -- track.
You can't imagine the greasy grin on my face right now, I'm going to abuse this so ludicrously.
Hey that’s my secret 😅 Been doing this copiously on my latest album. Creating glitchy phrases with stutter edit then slicing and triggering with an arp like you do here. Add in lots of shaper box tricks and it’s a glitchy slice Aphex mayhem that would take ages to do by hand
Would love to listen to your or similar kinds of music.
Bro said secret like it’s something that no other producer does or doesn’t already know 💀
This is literally just how to sample 🫤
Jet Set Radio/Bomb Rush Cyberfunk vibes with this method
Real
I use this for most of my songs, it adds a me touch!
I find most production shorts useless but yours actually has decent and unique information. Thanks
This is a FANTASTIC tip. I've seriously been looking for new sample chopping/sequencing techniques recently and this is an AMAZING one. Thank you! 🙏🙏
Best shorts on YT!!
Magnificent one ! 😳 really dig it, put on my list for next session 👌
this is so cool! I’ll try this out!
Gonna have to give this the ol’ college try.
Thank you for this idea. Having fun with it right now!
Cheers for that. Just gave it a try.
man, i hope bitwig will implement a slicer feature for their sampler too one day
3:51. hes gettin freaky with it
Amazing!
We do this inside the MC-808
Those “final result” demos at the end are so good but tantalizingly short.. what would the genre here even be?
idm
Breakbeat
Almost any genre you want, depending on how adventurous you're feeling
Superb! Now how do I pull this off in Logic? 🤔
Would love to see how this could be done in Logic Pro!
As long as you have a sampler plugin that can trigger slices, you can do it.
Great trick, load a simpler..
Is Abelton the best for sampling then? Fuck me that’s insane
does anyone know how to do this on logic pls?
been doing this for years. check out Harko City - Divine Insanity
What would the best kind of samples for this sort of thing be? It seems that it's clips from songs because I can't imagine a single pluck sample splitting into many sections...
Anything that evolves enough would work. A melody, a bass line, speech, birds & insects, weather, etc.
Now, if you stretched out a pluck sample or put it into a granular plugin, you could get more than enough slices. 😼
i need to learn how to do this in fl studio 😭😭
The equivalent for this is SliceX, FL made full tutorials for their plugins this year again on RUclips
is the whole piece available?
What plugin is this
Abletons built in Sampler
@@stereokel what are the other plugins?
The sequencer is a Max for Live device called Sting by Iftah.
"Simpler"
yeeey
What software is this guy using
Ableton
NICE TRACK
name? even released??
And what if you don't use Abletone.
sampler + arpeggiator should get you going
@jonnjones Maybe BTW... 😉 Thx.
Which daw does this?
Ableton Live
You can do it in most DAWs, sampler/slicer + arprggiator.
how to make soulless music as fast as possible:
Now say it without crying 😢
Randomized ≠ soulless, human interaction is still a large factor in this
Too bad you need Tableton for this. I'm using FL
Bruh, this is literally Fruity slicex with extra steps lol
@@unnecessaryusername784 Oh it really is, it's called Slicer now, but thx. The more you know 🌈
this "Pro tip for advanced pros" is literally just fruity slicer
no thanks