Yea, this isn't really about sampling. Its more about sound design and composing and how to make your composition sound like a sample. With that said, it's still really cool and very informative✌.
they mean creating the actual "samples" to then be used on tracks (mainly hip-hop/trap), avoiding the usual legal battles that have plagued hip-hop since its birth. Look up the Drum Broker, Jake One or the most prolific is Frank Dukes. basically making fake Library music, i think its a great movement.
It sounds cool, but what does this have to do with creating custom samples? This is loop creation. You should make a video on actual sample production. Right down to recording the individual notes. I'd also like to know where you got those drum samples.
So what you're looking for is production and or composition. What they're showing is how to make the melodies sound like samples ripped from a source. Should they have said that in the title...meh most should know how to create melodies already. The rub here is the processing
samples, not loops. they are showing us how loops are created and/or arranged. what i was asking for was their sample creation process. the 1/4th of a second audio clips/sounds/noises that are added to synthesizers/samplers which you can then play. surely you are familiar with the concept? my point was that i have no interest in watching videos on loop creation. i can write my own loops (or 'melodies').The post processing lesson is somewhat useful I suppose, but really I'd be far more interested in knowing what professionals use as samples when creating new synthesizers and such.
Am I missing something here? They just showed you each layer used in the sample and how to process it to make it sound as if the source were coming a richer medium Samples= are premade audio 1 shots, phrases and loops you utilize what is your definition of a sample?
so there’s a misunderstanding here. Sampling means as far as i understand taking audio from one source and reinterpreting it elsewhere. Stevil935 is talking about using samples withing a synthesizer, whether that’s granular synthesis, or something else along those lines, he is talking about synthesis using a sample as the basis. This video is about something else. The video talks about creating melodies/loops/arrangements/compositions with a similar approach to people such as frank dukes etc in order to avoid royalty splits and conflicts which and encourage creativty, which can be issues when you simply take from another song (which is also called sampling)
Great video and vibe, thanks fellas! Concise and quick to the point. I started freestyling and wrote a hook to your beat haha, then when and applied alot of dirt to the track I'm working on , dope!!
These guys expect us to believe that they don't have any actual keyboards, guitar amps or outboard gear in their big pro studio and had to use vst emulations ? :o)
it's the sound of a guitar string being plucked with a muted descending slide down the string for that downward pitch effect. you can kinda see a glimpse of it at 1:05
Everything is getting released let the kids take it from thier... You won't be disappointed. I learned, it took 20 years without engineering school save yourself time, Go to one!
I question you when you are staring at the screen and demonstrating your track, and you don't see that the "Toy Piano" track is peaking the output of the H-Delay because you have the output knob cranked. Perhaps you need some training on Digital Audio Principles. Digital clipping is vastly different from Analog clipping, because digital is literally just an error in the code. There isn't enough room in the Bit Depth of the code to handle that amount of Amplitude (signal power). It is a very basic and core principle...
I noticed most young guys that produce keeps production simple and they have hits, where the older producers do to much most times with minimal results. The listeners don’t care about overly produced sounds.
I'm very fed up of seeing black artists always been used and exploited by others this a trend that as been around since muddy water and you name it.... This dude say " this is a track that me and blabla.. created . Then after he says this is blabla.... He plays most the instruments in this track. "" LET ME ASK YOU : DOES HE GET FAIR SHARE OF HIS WORK? .. SO THIS NEED TO STOP BLACK ARTISTS NEED TO STOP SELLING THEMSELVES ON A CHEAP TO THESE SHARKS. WHO AFTER THEY FINISH TAKING ADVANTAGE OF YOU MOVE ON TO THE NEXT TARGET. IS BEST FOR US TO REMAIN BROKE THAN KEEP FEEDING THESE CROOKS. let give you an example: if this black man who is the real talent behind that beat offer himself to the same production company who requested the beat , he will automatically be turned down. But yet they've been consuming his creation for perhaps a wile, but since blacks never receive the credit they deserve. It's a shame. Another example, if this black man decide to open his own studio so he can produce the same thing he will automatically be refused a loan at any bank under the pretext that is too risky and not a viable business or similar BS .... But in contrary the white dude will get all requested credit plus long term support. Now tell us why????? Yet everyday there are new songs new commercial, new score.....it's a shame.
My CPU is struggling just watching all these plugins.
Lol, i feel you
Marcus Kruse mine too bro
😂
Haha.
Luv thos low-tech, bros.
bump to audio you'll be good.
Yea, this isn't really about sampling. Its more about sound design and composing and how to make your composition sound like a sample. With that said, it's still really cool and very informative✌.
they mean creating the actual "samples" to then be used on tracks (mainly hip-hop/trap), avoiding the usual legal battles that have plagued hip-hop since its birth. Look up the Drum Broker, Jake One or the most prolific is Frank Dukes. basically making fake Library music, i think its a great movement.
No..they're just showing what waves plugins can do..thanks though.
@@ohbears439 im not familiar with any of those guys, ill have to check them out, thanks for the info.
@@1ofsolitude np bro peace
its called a hook bruh.
This is the punch line!
This is basically just Producing! 😅
Relax Bro Basically!!!
It's really fun bro you should try it
Sound design and producing are fundamental to create uniqueness. F sample packs
@@cosmo5179 Nah that's not true. A good example of a producer thats mostly sample(pack) based is Hit-Boy and you not telling me he aint unique
@@Jajeweet wtf is hitboy lol, i dont care
The beginning of the track sound like a Travis Scott beat!
Shaun M Yeah that's what I was thinking.
Goosebumps
Old school hip hop beat!! Got me in the mood to produce one!
This video screams "Buy Waves plugins".
wowerman It’s on their channel what did you expect 😂😂
Super insightful, I always wondered how producers got that vinyl wah/flutter sound in their melodies 👍🏿
Great slight touches make the track sound so professional
But the drums need a bit more punch
So you basically work for bands named after food.....chili peppers, peas, corn. 😉
ahh, just in love with making music. such a pleasure to watch videos like this.
As a music production student, I find this video really useful for my own work. Thanks for all the great teaching
so awesome to see ethan mates getting some well-deserved love. easily one of the greatest of the 2000’s. 🙏🏽🙌🏽
OMG! The toy piano is my absolute FAVORITE!
I found this very interesting and useful, picked up some cool tricks too.Thank you!
Waaw, this music sounds beautiful, the sounds are amazing. Lots of respect to both.
It takes approximately 12 hours for food to entirely digest.
Thx
Lmao.....hmmp yeah for silly humans
It sounds cool, but what does this have to do with creating custom samples? This is loop creation. You should make a video on actual sample production. Right down to recording the individual notes. I'd also like to know where you got those drum samples.
So what you're looking for is production and or composition. What they're showing is how to make the melodies sound like samples ripped from a source. Should they have said that in the title...meh most should know how to create melodies already. The rub here is the processing
samples, not loops. they are showing us how loops are created and/or arranged. what i was asking for was their sample creation process. the 1/4th of a second audio clips/sounds/noises that are added to synthesizers/samplers which you can then play. surely you are familiar with the concept?
my point was that i have no interest in watching videos on loop creation. i can write my own loops (or 'melodies').The post processing lesson is somewhat useful I suppose, but really I'd be far more interested in knowing what professionals use as samples when creating new synthesizers and such.
Am I missing something here? They just showed you each layer used in the sample and how to process it to make it sound as if the source were coming a richer medium
Samples= are premade audio 1 shots, phrases and loops you utilize
what is your definition of a sample?
so there’s a misunderstanding here. Sampling means as far as i understand taking audio from one source and reinterpreting it elsewhere. Stevil935 is talking about using samples withing a synthesizer, whether that’s granular synthesis, or something else along those lines, he is talking about synthesis using a sample as the basis. This video is about something else. The video talks about creating melodies/loops/arrangements/compositions with a similar approach to people such as frank dukes etc in order to avoid royalty splits and conflicts which and encourage creativty, which can be issues when you simply take from another song (which is also called sampling)
so basically everyone here is right, just take a deep breath lol
Beat is gnarly
Is saw the OP-1 at 1:40 😃👍🏽👍🏽
This is exactly how I start to make a track , its not making a sample.... but just producing a song !
Great approach here!
first master I find on my search
the guitar sounds so sick. love it
So much useful thank u . He is the man . Right man 👍👍
this is incredible, thank you so much for this video. it’s just what I was searching for
fire
The melody is cool, BUT those Little things (left and right, now and then) REALLY sparkle cinnamon on the Cappuccino!
Wait who is giving out cappuccinos?
Excellent video. What a studio!
DOPE
thank you
AMAZING, just what iv been looking for!!!
This beat is fire so much creativity and soul 🔥🔥🔥
I have the same idea of sampling my own sample way back and its very creative
RIP Chester. :-(
RIP Chester Bennington.
rotfl
cool video
Great video and vibe, thanks fellas! Concise and quick to the point. I started freestyling and wrote a hook to your beat haha, then when and applied alot of dirt to the track I'm working on , dope!!
i only want to make these samples for myself cause its fire
😎🔥
dab
sound design gang
This is crazy good but i feel like drums could be dirtier
yeah not hard enough
Sick!
From: So LethaL
Idk how I never heard of this dude but I wanna b like him when I grow up 😅
new sample pack coming soon!
This is so dope!
great stuff
very creative man!!!!!
Omg this is so good. Ethan is a god
Congrats on Front Lines with Conway.
Sick !!!
Very nice
Nice
Verey good sir
What type of instruments the mellotron is playing? Sounds quite high in pitch... looks like a piano but shouldn't be so high
mellotron m4000d
toy piano rocked this beat
thanks!
Nice🚀🚀
This is pro lavel
These guys expect us to believe that they don't have any actual keyboards, guitar amps or outboard gear in their big pro studio and had to use vst emulations ? :o)
They literally started with an actual Mellotron.
Very cool. I think an upright grand instead wouldve sounded bad ass
this guys natural voice sounds like jack black when he does that accent
you just blew my mind
Let Johnny juliano do your 808 bass drums on this
Anyone knows how to make that first vintage mellotron loop at the begining?
July 4th Dom P look for them! (Stick's/Stems/Sample Packs/And full tracks to chop or Rhyme off
Beatstars
Subsrcribed TY
Interesting
Very 👍
Since you don’t really need that AWS for any of this stuff can I take it off your hands
HE SAID PROG ROCK AT ABOUT 1.00 MIN.....omg then he said MELLOTRON......like this doooooood :o)
Yeahh! those were Key Words!!
What's the sound at 8:25 called?
It’s a guitar 🎸
it's the sound of a guitar string being plucked with a muted descending slide down the string for that downward pitch effect. you can kinda see a glimpse of it at 1:05
you guys recorded a theme for next gta
Ouch!!! Ma RAM!!!
Can someone drop a trap beat to this
@5:51 it was at this point, i realized..he's missing a button from his keyboard
sounds like Left 4 Dead ambient songs
Verry interesting sadly i wil never reach this level of production
@Raj Odedra what
I have a reggae joint like that smiling
What’s the guitar technique at 8:10 called? I always wanted to know the name of that. Someone help please.
alternate picking
Adixtya 🙏🏼 thank you!
Very interesting but ever since your new update i cant seem to get my plug-ins to work... not ideal!
Is it working?
yeah - after some research i found out you have to reinstall an older version offline... which is just annoying...
Can I sample the 0-4 seconds of this vid. :) I got some Gross beat settings I want to use on it
Note: sounds like MVP by Smokepurpp.
don't ask, just sample.
@@Peter32tjrksor just get sued and hit with cease and desist too
"We don't want to decimate the sound..."
*Continues decimating the sound*
xd
Lmao
Used a million plugins just to have the wackiest drums ever
I thought the same thing, like the drums sound weak!
Everything is getting released let the kids take it from thier... You won't be disappointed. I learned, it took 20 years without engineering school save yourself time, Go to one!
What is that white MIDI keyboard that says Melotron on it?
A non-mellotron.
who can name that style of music?
Not what I thought sampling was.
8:19
Just saad that waves are so expensive that small producers never can't buy it...
kenny beats
8:17
what the hell is lo-fi mode??
I question you when you are staring at the screen and demonstrating your track, and you don't see that the "Toy Piano" track is peaking the output of the H-Delay because you have the output knob cranked. Perhaps you need some training on Digital Audio Principles. Digital clipping is vastly different from Analog clipping, because digital is literally just an error in the code. There isn't enough room in the Bit Depth of the code to handle that amount of Amplitude (signal power). It is a very basic and core principle...
The software is Cakewalk ?
The software is obviously Ableton Live 10.
Corentin Bossard It’s obviously Fruity Loops 🙄
drums couldve been better imo melody was hard still
They weak bro
The thumbnail got meh!
I want that toy piano
I noticed most young guys that produce keeps production simple and they have hits, where the older producers do to much most times with minimal results. The listeners don’t care about overly produced sounds.
rc 20
I'm very fed up of seeing black artists always been used and exploited by others this a trend that as been around since muddy water and you name it....
This dude say " this is a track that me and blabla.. created . Then after he says this is blabla.... He plays most the instruments in this track. "" LET ME ASK YOU : DOES HE GET FAIR SHARE OF HIS WORK? .. SO THIS NEED TO STOP BLACK ARTISTS NEED TO STOP SELLING THEMSELVES ON A CHEAP TO THESE SHARKS. WHO AFTER THEY FINISH TAKING ADVANTAGE OF YOU MOVE ON TO THE NEXT TARGET. IS BEST FOR US TO REMAIN BROKE THAN KEEP FEEDING THESE CROOKS.
let give you an example: if this black man who is the real talent behind that beat offer himself to the same production company who requested the beat , he will automatically be turned down. But yet they've been consuming his creation for perhaps a wile, but since blacks never receive the credit they deserve. It's a shame. Another example, if this black man decide to open his own studio so he can produce the same thing he will automatically be refused a loan at any bank under the pretext that is too risky and not a viable business or similar BS .... But in contrary the white dude will get all requested credit plus long term support. Now tell us why?????
Yet everyday there are new songs new commercial, new score.....it's a shame.
@@trexmaster9000 I'm on that money that black artists have and are losing ever since. Our eyes are open.
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Lmao the drums doesnt sound good..
Drums are weak bro 😆