Getting tired on those dark techno play in berghain like industrial-techno, acid techno, or aggro-techno. Now this dub-techno along with funky detroit techno is what i need, thank you
I just wanted to thank you for this and say that this by far the best and most beginner friendly tutorial out there. Not even just for dub techno but also simply for learning the basics of music production/ableton
awwww mate, just what I needed. So many other dub tuts didn't cut. This was unreal. THank you so much. Great stuff. [let's see what else you've got too... ;-)]
Dub techno in a nutshell: Put a tape delay on a minor triad sawtooth synth, auto filter that synth, use a 909 kick and a field recording based hi-hat, put a rain sample over the whole mix, extend this pattern until it lasts 20 minutes. Boom, you have a dub techno track. Just joking. I love dub techno.
This is more than perfect. I’m not coming from the techno scene but it is incredible to see how you can put things together with just a few sounds and still can create something interesting. Thank you for this tutorial
Tip, for anyone who's very new to this. I came to these kind of tutorials always thinking I needed the same synths, but it's helpful to use a different one so that your ears do more work instead of just copying teacher. So I just recreated this sound using Helm Synth, saving 200 bucks and getting a good enough result. Synthesis starts out looking complicated but the basic principles aren't.
This is 100% true. The principles are the same on most synths. I would say you'll learn even more by doing it this way, recreating a sound from 1 synth on a different one. It doesn't have to be exactly the same end result.
I really have to say thank you very much for this tutorial! You really helped me with the understanding of the basics of synthesizers and ableton tools - its incredible and inspiring how easy you deal with the different controls, exactly knowing what effect they have - I guess I have a long way to go. I'd be interested where you got your knowledge from - please don't tell me that you read the manual.
Excellent!Straight to the point, good rythm in the teaching...a real pleasure to hear and to practice..enjoyed a lot this tuto!It pushed me to launch again massive which I don't find easy to use.... Many thanks Try to find a good use of this Atlas also compare to my "simple" Live library...I will watch your others tuto to find out... A techno or/and PsyTrance tutos like this one would be a real gift!!!
great tutorial. thanks for sharing! Would be nice to see how you would approach making drums that sound rhythm and instead of "computer drums" / "sampled library" drums
This was the most clear and concise dub techno tutorial so far that i can ACTUALLY apply straight away! Thank you for this. Random question- i see people talking about a frequency level/hertz etc with filters and synths. Is there a sort of ballpark high and low for ambient dub, or is it more just doing it by ear?
It's really just all about doing it by ear. Especially with Dub Techno it's about dynamic range. The music looping is generally quite dark and you save the big bright frequencies for things you want to come in and grab attention, but then let them fade back out again. Gotta give these things space. 🖤
These specific samples are from Atlas 1. Unfortunately because of licensing we can't include them in the Atlas 2 release, Atlas 2 has 1,500 new samples.
Thanks - super video, still a year later! Really have to explore ATLAS a bit deeper - seems to be a decent tool to organize your samples, right? Kind regards Thomas
Which fx? All the delay and verb? I probably over did it, as by the time you start adding more parts it might need to be dialed back, but it shouldn't affect the mix so long as it isn't too washed out or add low mud that might compete with the low end. I doubt it though.
Massive & the like £$,s are not the only synths you need to make dub techno. The same results can be achieved using synths/effects etc that are available for free This is why so many dt tracks sound the same. Try to use your imagination..Oh yeah, make your own samples.
Haha fair call! It was a little more true 4 years ago when this video was made, but not really today with Pigments, PhasePlant, and the other cool synths out there. Same techniques applies to them all though. :)
This video is intended to teach beginners the basics of making a dub techno-y track. Using this knowledge you can easily build on it and create what you would call "real" dub techno.
Nice vid on the sounds but why is the musical knowledge of bedroom producers so bad? A basic triad of 1,3, 5 is not what you had. That is a major triad. You never mentioned you flattened the third making it a minor triad (which also gives it that distinct dub techno sound). More misinformation confusing people. Sheesh!
Are you sure?? Ive personally always thought of it as the first, 3rd and 5th note in the 8 notes of the minor scale. Online docs do say a minor triad is the root, minor third and perfect fifth. Granted I'm not classically trained (these days you certainly don't need to be lol) I did find when i was teaching local DJs in Auckland it was counter productive to give them too much info. So i was like "here are the notes in the minor scale' 'Now take the 1, 3, 5 and thats your basic minor triad.'
Spiderlab ...They’re bedroom producers (beginners)... that’s why - and there’s nothing wrong with that. You were once upon a time too... don’t forget that
From the video: "A basic triad is just your first, your third and your fifth note in the scale" From this, Algonaut is technically correct. He almost slipped up and said 1,3,5 instead, but did not. Although you are correct that 1,3,5 of F is a major triad - that is not what was being talked about. The first, third and fifth *scale degree* of the scale (F Minor) were in fact F Ab C - F Minor triad.
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How you can make something sound so good with just a simple drum pattern and a single modulated saw wave is mindblowing!
Getting tired on those dark techno play in berghain like industrial-techno, acid techno, or aggro-techno. Now this dub-techno along with funky detroit techno is what i need, thank you
So true :) I love these chords, melodic and also dreamy elements.
The moment delay n reverb enters..that vibe😍
Makes me moan every time
The track made in this tutorial is my favorite dub techno track ever.
Glad you like it! I hope it inspires you to make your own.
Its impressive how a single chord can carry through a hole song when used right i really love this
What I actually liked most of this video, the fact that you know exactly what you are doing. Great job!
Glad you liked it!
Once that bass kicked in, I was bobbing uncontrollably. Sounds awesome!
Cheers dude! I should do some live studio sessions soon aye.
I just wanted to thank you for this and say that this by far the best and most beginner friendly tutorial out there. Not even just for dub techno but also simply for learning the basics of music production/ableton
Glad you found it useful!
Nice way to roll it out man, sound design on the chord is great.
Most helpful/accessible video I've seen on creating this vibe. Thanks for the inspiration 👍
absolutely slamming instrument rack to add to my ableton, thanks bud!
Enjoy!
man, the best dub techno tutorial out there. I even discovered insane Ableton settings i didnt know about. Thanks
Glad you found it helpful!
awwww mate, just what I needed. So many other dub tuts didn't cut. This was unreal. THank you so much. Great stuff. [let's see what else you've got too... ;-)]
Glad you found it useful!
Great tutorial. I love those dub techno chords , could listen to them forever, really psychedelic :-)
The moment that sub-bass kicks in. Boom. Amazing.
That Chords Sounds Amazing ❣❣❣
I've been looking for ages on how to build that chord sound. Thank you very much sir.
You're welcome. :)
thanks for teaching me how to make this magic sound. I've been trying to find how to make this sound before I even made music.
I haven't watched a whole video like this in a long time. Or commented. Was beautiful. Would love to hear the finished track.
best dub deep demo, just amazing.
You made me fall in love wih producing all over again! Blessed🙏
Dub techno in a nutshell: Put a tape delay on a minor triad sawtooth synth, auto filter that synth, use a 909 kick and a field recording based hi-hat, put a rain sample over the whole mix, extend this pattern until it lasts 20 minutes. Boom, you have a dub techno track.
Just joking. I love dub techno.
Accurate! No need to fix what isn’t broken. 🖤
@@Algonaut exactly :)
Good recipe. Simple is beautiful
This is more than perfect. I’m not coming from the techno scene but it is incredible to see how you can put things together with just a few sounds and still can create something interesting. Thank you for this tutorial
i like how it goes from ok to very nice at 4.15.
Tip, for anyone who's very new to this. I came to these kind of tutorials always thinking I needed the same synths, but it's helpful to use a different one so that your ears do more work instead of just copying teacher. So I just recreated this sound using Helm Synth, saving 200 bucks and getting a good enough result. Synthesis starts out looking complicated but the basic principles aren't.
This is 100% true. The principles are the same on most synths. I would say you'll learn even more by doing it this way, recreating a sound from 1 synth on a different one. It doesn't have to be exactly the same end result.
Sublime!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very nice!
Can you do it again... and again? Dub Techno non stop !
I really have to say thank you very much for this tutorial! You really helped me with the understanding of the basics of synthesizers and ableton tools - its incredible and inspiring how easy you deal with the different controls, exactly knowing what effect they have - I guess I have a long way to go. I'd be interested where you got your knowledge from - please don't tell me that you read the manual.
Experimenting, RUclips and some forums taught and teaches me everything.
Thank’s a lot for the share !!!
Great tutorial! Thank you very much.
Great tutorial on my fave genre of all time. Sounded amazing!! Chur
Thanks for the tutorial.
I just bought Atlas and only afterwards I made the connection :)
Thats how promotion is meant to be.
Great video
Soo good man!!
Glad you enjoyed!
Excellent!Straight to the point, good rythm in the teaching...a real pleasure to hear and to practice..enjoyed a lot this tuto!It pushed me to launch again massive which I don't find easy to use....
Many thanks
Try to find a good use of this Atlas also compare to my "simple" Live library...I will watch your others tuto to find out...
A techno or/and PsyTrance tutos like this one would be a real gift!!!
Quality tutorial! Thanks for the help.
Great sounds! I'm an FL user but still helpful as you used massive! 👍
That was so sick. Thanks for sharing
Wow..incredibly easy, but so awesome!
this is incredible! great tutorial thank you!
Cheers mate!
great tutorial. thanks for sharing!
Would be nice to see how you would approach making drums that sound rhythm and instead of "computer drums" / "sampled library" drums
Atlas is simply an amazing tool 👍👍👍👍
I really enjoyed learning some ways to configure Massive , and also great way of explaining the Dub Chord which you created.
Hammer !!
Danke 👍
Glad you enjoyed!
This was the most clear and concise dub techno tutorial so far that i can ACTUALLY apply straight away! Thank you for this. Random question- i see people talking about a frequency level/hertz etc with filters and synths. Is there a sort of ballpark high and low for ambient dub, or is it more just doing it by ear?
It's really just all about doing it by ear. Especially with Dub Techno it's about dynamic range. The music looping is generally quite dark and you save the big bright frequencies for things you want to come in and grab attention, but then let them fade back out again. Gotta give these things space. 🖤
fantastic work man!!!!
Dope video!!
Love the dub! Thanks! 😀 👊
Really nice tutorial! Thanks a lot
Incredible great tutorial !!! Where did you get the samples from? In my Argonaut 2 the names are just like "Algo Hat Open 025" or something
These specific samples are from Atlas 1. Unfortunately because of licensing we can't include them in the Atlas 2 release, Atlas 2 has 1,500 new samples.
For me ''The BEST'' Out There!!!!!
Thank for ur time
RESPECT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Glad you enjoyed!
Just perfect!
this was a mint watch
Great tutorial!
Thanks - super video, still a year later! Really have to explore ATLAS a bit deeper - seems to be a decent tool to organize your samples, right? Kind regards Thomas
great tutorial man. subbed :-)
You got me on: “not so much sidechain, it’s not EDM” :-D
Good tutorial.
thank you mate, great tips! :) keep it up!
very nice. i am not familiar with that sidechain thing ...otherwise i pretty understood all
thank you for a good tutorial!
Good job! You should have way more subscribers
nice!
Great . The name of the drum plug in?
Atlas. This is all Atlas 1, we now have Atlas 2.
PERFECT !
awesome
Nice. Thanks. Would you also show about minimal house. Micro house
Yeah i think im doing a micro house tutorial next!
@@Algonaut greaaat. Looking forward:) thanks
Amazing
This is Techno ASMR 😍👍
Got yourself a subscriber.
Very good tutorial! Love the vibes. But i think you need some more URINE 😅 (19:35)
HA. I had to rewatch a couple of times to figure out what you were on about. 😅
NICE!!!!!!!!!!
"obviously not that much, its not EDM" ;)
Amazing tutorial mate, thanks a lot
wwwooooo niceeeeee!!!
Awesommmmmme
god it s so beautiful
Cool, thanks))
Great!
Is anybody did release some tracks on dub labels after this tutorial? I think its possible.
Thats the way!!!Top.....vibe......THX ;-)
Subscribed! =)
that' brilliant
Perfect
use swing, my friend. I do suggest 👌
great
13:50 "obviously not that much, its not edm" lmao
one question... the effects on the instrument is not bad for the mix ?
Which fx? All the delay and verb? I probably over did it, as by the time you start adding more parts it might need to be dialed back, but it shouldn't affect the mix so long as it isn't too washed out or add low mud that might compete with the low end. I doubt it though.
Getting Brickman vibes bruh, great basic framework and explanation.
excuse me, what did the cat want at 2:17?
sounds like dub techno to me : )
hey dude! make progressive house!
Like!!
i'm sorry to say that but original dub hasn't any ping pong delays in it
Massive & the like £$,s are not the only synths you need to make dub techno. The same results can be achieved using synths/effects etc that are available for free This is why so many dt tracks sound the same. Try to use your imagination..Oh yeah, make your own samples.
"everyone has massive" lmao fk off mate lol all love tho great tutorial
Haha fair call! It was a little more true 4 years ago when this video was made, but not really today with Pigments, PhasePlant, and the other cool synths out there. Same techniques applies to them all though. :)
@@Algonaut girl idek what those r im not paying for synths, but great video thank you
This isn’t dub techno! Listen to Quantec or Basic Channel.... or Scion or Substance... that’s dub techno. I find this stuff more like slow trance.
This video is intended to teach beginners the basics of making a dub techno-y track. Using this knowledge you can easily build on it and create what you would call "real" dub techno.
Nice vid on the sounds but why is the musical knowledge of bedroom producers so bad? A basic triad of 1,3, 5 is not what you had. That is a major triad. You never mentioned you flattened the third making it a minor triad (which also gives it that distinct dub techno sound). More misinformation confusing people. Sheesh!
Are you sure?? Ive personally always thought of it as the first, 3rd and 5th note in the 8 notes of the minor scale. Online docs do say a minor triad is the root, minor third and perfect fifth. Granted I'm not classically trained (these days you certainly don't need to be lol) I did find when i was teaching local DJs in Auckland it was counter productive to give them too much info. So i was like "here are the notes in the minor scale' 'Now take the 1, 3, 5 and thats your basic minor triad.'
Spiderlab ...They’re bedroom producers (beginners)... that’s why - and there’s nothing wrong with that. You were once upon a time too... don’t forget that
From the video: "A basic triad is just your first, your third and your fifth note in the scale" From this, Algonaut is technically correct. He almost slipped up and said 1,3,5 instead, but did not.
Although you are correct that 1,3,5 of F is a major triad - that is not what was being talked about.
The first, third and fifth *scale degree* of the scale (F Minor) were in fact F Ab C - F Minor triad.
Great tutorial, thank you very much!