I think they just not practicing mic etiquette well while recording these sessions cause sometimes he gets loud enough and other times he's just drowned out by FL.
ok! lol yo btw i have other vsts and sample kits and drum kits and expansions and everything u need only $20 but shoot me ya email ill send something FREE so you know im legit.
'Never do this' is quite steep of something to say. You can add other melodies in the same octave; just EQ it. It isn't hard to hpf something + widen it out.
sheldytheproducer you need to get your inspiration from other producers to finally come up with your own style. Original style just dont come around like that lol
facts lmao ayo btw i have other vsts and sample kits and drum kits and expansions and everything u need only $20 but shoot me ya email ill send something FREE so you know im legit.
For the first tip you don’t really have to limit yourself like that. Just lower one of the bands 3 to 6 dB so you can still use that range for both sounds but let one overlap the other without clashing Edit: also panning your sounds
I think he was trying to keep it pretty simple as not to over complicate it for new beat producers. Of course once one starts learning they will inevitably find out more of what you speak but yeah good point.
Damn y’all really care about the producer community. This other channel tries to teach but he doesn’t sell beats and he acts like he’s too good for that. Y’all some real ones deadass 👊🏽
I am tone deaf with lower frequencies, and I was just talking to someone yesterday about how I struggle with tuning kicks and writing bass lines. Step two in your video was EXACTLY what I needed man, thank you
Please tell us when you use a shortcut. A lot of times you just do something and we have no idea how. For example when you normalized the kick or added the hihat roll. It can save a lot of time. Feels like you just do it fast to flex or something
No cap I’ve been making beats in ATL for years but as soon as I picked up some of quick Nik tips I’ve had over a dozen placements... salute bruh keep getting to the bag!!!
factss bro it did yo btw i have other vsts and sample kits and drum kits and expansions and everything u need only $20 but shoot me ya email ill send something FREE so you know im legit.
I remember like a year and a half ago when y'all had 10K subs. First video I ever saw was the Nav Type Beat tutorial with the Chernobyl Omnisphere bank. Crazy how far you guys have come ~
Exactly i think this nigga is too hell bent on following the rules of producing instead of making music and thats why he has all these basic type beats in my oppinion man took a fire ass beat and ruined it saying "this is what rappers like"
@@styl1ssttt i know about the type beat marketing but im saying sticking to tye rules of this is how iit should be and this is what rappers like will keep u between the lines instead of making something bad until you find something good and new
1st tip is a good one... But i'd have to interject with you just a little. You can make those sounds in the same freq range work. If one of the sounds doesn't have reverb or delay. Or, you could use reverb to drive one sound further than the other. there's also panning and subtractive EQ. This has to be done and only noticed by someone with a trained ear... The concept presented definitely will work fill in the higher freq range tho. Good vid!!
U have to dont forget something, root notes isnt the lower in the chords root note is the note who give the name of the chord and ur 808 dont play the root note here ur chords are Csus2/Dmin7(with 7th upside down)/Gmaj and Emin so ur real root note are C/D(but bass can play F)/G/E this is why ur 808 sound not that goot hes not realy in tune .. if i can help some beginners in music theory to dont make misstake ;)
Luck Just eq the one that causes resonating , if you do that on the right frequency spot it will work. Usually also the db meter is going beyond zero when its not equalized properly , I always use eyes and ears to filter out stuff. But mostly its all about picking the right sounds that fit the music style , if it already sounds good without any eq you've paired the right sounds with each other.
@@mugenpower7545 wise words, but I agree with mira when he says that artists think the overcomplicated drums are annoying. The drums that he made were very over the top
@@mugenpower7545 he did specify that if you want to sell the beat then it's better to keep it simple. It increases the amount of artists who can rap/sing on it, therefore increases your chances of getting placements. If your purpose it to make YOUR art, go ahead that's fine. Scarlxrds beats are crazy af with kick rolls and sounds you'd use to torture someone but removing that would ruin his sound.
Dude, I thought I was done. Out of motivation Your videos gave me inspiration and reminded me of how simple the start of my creations could be. Thank you
I usually put my bass at 150-200 Hz and cut out the melody's lows on right on 200 Hz, and that usually sounds fine and then I cut out a little bit of the frequency that the hi-hats are at
Panning is a very good tool for cleaning up the mix, seperating instruments and giving your track some depth. I don't think enough producers use it properly.
Tbh, I'm an artist myself (As well as a producer) and I know plenty of artists like myself that think the beat you made with complicated percussion sounds hard af. lol. Just an opinion tho
I got a question, I have started, and just now starting to get into music production. I have been watching tutorials, and trying to make beats for about a month now. As I am very new to the music scene, I am not very creative. There are times when, I can't even get an idea for a melody. Are these signs that I should just step away from making beats?
disagree with the third one about drum patterns, complex drum patterns can be really cool if done well. the trick is to deconstruct the pattern only when someone is rapping over it, so it doesn’t sound cluttered. it can be subtle, but it can also grow obvious if more and more is taken away. a great example of this is monster by kanye. as people are rapping in the song, the originally complex beat is dismantled until it’s only a kick pattern, then is built back up, forming kind of a wave of shit being taken out and put back in
For the first tip, are you saying that you should raise it an octave and EQ it...or only just raise a couple octaves up w/o EQ so it doesn’t clash with the melody ?
aye guys at internet money turn up the mic volume just a lil bit
Yeah lol I cud hear him and fl was loud af
I think they just not practicing mic etiquette well while recording these sessions cause sometimes he gets loud enough and other times he's just drowned out by FL.
no need to be so polite haha, TURN IT THE FUCK UP lol i couldn't hear shit and the fl was all over the place
Yeah music is little to loud compare to the voice, just a tip.
PROD. BY FLUE lmao this guys a pro producer and he cant turn up the mic volume
Don’t sample/interpolate Sting.
(EDIT) : Wow I didn't think this would blow like this, and ppl mad at me. I see how u feel now nick
😂😂
Step 8: Stop hating in the comments section
Why not? He made himself and sting bands off it. Seems like a win win to me
@@TundraBoy nah Sting took the large majority of it
@@WyattWinters Ik they took 85% but they still made bands off it. Allot fucking more than if they song was never made at all.
Nick Mira, the thickest, the realest.
Marko Dei gay
Gabriel Lopez nah fam
Taz Taylor is the thickest 😂😂
Gay as hell 😂 bruh said the thickest
I salute you
6. Never attempt a beat without omnisphere.
Take all my money
VYSS Beats do u have a free omnisphere bru
where's mah standard plugin gang
ok! lol yo btw i have other vsts and sample kits and drum kits and expansions and everything u need only $20 but shoot me ya email ill send something FREE so you know im legit.
Chelsey Holloway Can u send me Omnisphere?
Mira Mira on the wall you’re the greatest of them all
lmao
Haha
Magic Mira*
Hahaha
rofl
Congrats on "Fuck Love" its certified platinum now. This is just the start. Much love.
Who made it
002brooklyn Thicc Mira
Song trash though
AR$3N Regardless if it is or not (which its not) the beat is still good and Nick Mira produced it.
Daniel Ramirez shut yo gay ass up its trash
'Never do this' is quite steep of something to say. You can add other melodies in the same octave; just EQ it. It isn't hard to hpf something + widen it out.
There were a lot of unnecessary "Never's" in this video
d star I disagree.
What I've learned is that you should never say never when it comes to music.
I felt that was bad advice as well. Speaker knockers often made and used beats that had a lot of the same octive playing at once
never take advice just take it as an opinion
6.Dont sound like Metro Boomin
create your own sound is very important for you future as a beatmaker
Black Shiva 90% of basic trap producers*
sheldytheproducer you need to get your inspiration from other producers to finally come up with your own style. Original style just dont come around like that lol
facts lmao ayo btw i have other vsts and sample kits and drum kits and expansions and everything u need only $20 but shoot me ya email ill send something FREE so you know im legit.
Chelsey Holloway lol
For the first tip you don’t really have to limit yourself like that. Just lower one of the bands 3 to 6 dB so you can still use that range for both sounds but let one overlap the other without clashing
Edit: also panning your sounds
andrew perez good tip
There's a high chance for phasing issues, but i get your drift.
Snorre H hahahaaa yesss
You’re right, Not Panning is the main cause of the issues
I think he was trying to keep it pretty simple as not to over complicate it for new beat producers. Of course once one starts learning they will inevitably find out more of what you speak but yeah good point.
highkey Gems
0:44 The start of that melody sounded exactly like futsal shuffle 2020
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Damn y’all really care about the producer community. This other channel tries to teach but he doesn’t sell beats and he acts like he’s too good for that. Y’all some real ones deadass 👊🏽
Which channel?
I’d really love to see more educational videos like this on this channel
0:45 nick mira predicted futsal shuffle
the simpsons : he copied my whole fuckin flow ... word for word bar for bar
ik this comment old asl but look up “asian girls” by nba youngboy
Kinda ironic a video about mixing but his voice and the audio all over the place lol
Mic a little too low on this one
Teaching the beginners like busy works beatsssssss . Com
lolololol
lol busy works beats is so bad
The only thing missing is mentioning all the keys in his keyboard as he makes a beat
Latettaja 🤣 jajaja
Metro ラン busy works beats is the worst channel to learn fl studio shit from that fool sucks
He really gave ya some sauce in this video
I am tone deaf with lower frequencies, and I was just talking to someone yesterday about how I struggle with tuning kicks and writing bass lines. Step two in your video was EXACTLY what I needed man, thank you
first i learned how to make beats from this channel now im watching to learn how to talk to ur watchers for my own tutorials
as a beginner producer, this has helped me a hell of alot, know ik why i feel like my music is lacking, not mixing properly at allm thanks nick mira!
this helped a lot
I been making beats for 8 years this video makes it easier for me to explain all this to my friends that wanna make beats. I love what y'all doing!!
GENNA Beatz 8 years and barely started uploading 1 week ago?
Pype Dream lol yea fam I got beats with major artists overseas but I just came back to the states trying out this online thing.. it’s the new wave
Oh, I see
damn thats a long time. What did you use back then?
C Wavv Tracks fl studio is 18 years old fam.. but I started on fl and Ableton
I am Brazilian and very fan of your job
JvBeatz iam alienn.
That intro beat is crazy🔥🔥💯
Nick I fucking love you and I’m super proud of you 🙏🏽🖤
The intro beat is 🔥
need more of this, way better than type beat tutorials
straight to the point and and really good info. Thank you.
Great video nick! Appreciate the help the first tip taught me a lot.
All the Sauce
Thicc Mira 😍
7:00 that was a killer beat🙌🔥🔥🔥😂
Beginning melody reminded me of futsal
Memeulation frfr just checked if anyone did as well
Yalls should have seen Chuki in the ad 😂😂🙌
Intro beat Juice would murder that jawn
This was a really helpful vid. Cant thank this channel enough i swear.
“and we can transpose them... AIGHT SO STEP THREE IN”
All it is is moving up or down all notes to a different tone
Please tell us when you use a shortcut. A lot of times you just do something and we have no idea how. For example when you normalized the kick or added the hihat roll. It can save a lot of time. Feels like you just do it fast to flex or something
Just read the fl manual lol. Its not hard to learn the shortcuts lol
Thanks a lot for this it was so good
So many people forget #1 and start jacking with thier levels instead of actually mixing it. Thanks for the tips.
No cap I’ve been making beats in ATL for years but as soon as I picked up some of quick Nik tips I’ve had over a dozen placements... salute bruh keep getting to the bag!!!
appreciate the genuine effort this channel puts into helping us grow. internet producers are up next
The way you work makes me want to cook up all day bro
Thanks Nick 💯 you really helpin the community out 🔥
5 THINGS YOU SHOULD AVOID AT THUMBNAILS: *EMOJIS*
O SAPHIA! 🤔
God yes
Those overcomplicated drums were fire
Yo that intro beat was kinda 🔥🔥
Bro please make a beat out of that first melody I could listen to that for years!!!
This actually helped.... we’ll done
factss bro it did yo btw i have other vsts and sample kits and drum kits and expansions and everything u need only $20 but shoot me ya email ill send something FREE so you know im legit.
Chelsey Holloway no bro
Good content! knew a couple of these but there's always room to grow. Thanks!
With my hi-hats, I just do a really simple pattern with a little stutter before the clap or snare hits
6:40 that drum pattern low key fire tho
always helpful af 🔥 thanks thiccy
thank you IM love what you do fo this community
Slick Mira🔥🔥🔥
Not gonna lie. I'm guilty of doing a few of these and I've been at this for years now. Thanks Mira, these tips very well could help me immensely.
EVERYOONE STEP OUTSIDE ME AND NICK BOUT TO FADE
Thanks man, very helpful
thanks🔥
i would love to know what he presses, the shortcuts to make a note short or long or all these little tricks
Tell Juice congrats for me
Apollo Parker rip
@@ricoakano2905 f
This didnt really age well
Rip...
Very good advices, which ive struggled with beforehand, take notes rookies
Helpful stuff, thank you
great vid i see a lot of what i need to work on
Great video man can you do something on melodies i find youre melodies really crazy
I remember like a year and a half ago when y'all had 10K subs. First video I ever saw was the Nav Type Beat tutorial with the Chernobyl Omnisphere bank. Crazy how far you guys have come ~
This was really helpful!
good vid but I just wanted to say your mics quiet
Coming from a rapper.. I like over complicated drum patterns sometimes.
Exactly i think this nigga is too hell bent on following the rules of producing instead of making music and thats why he has all these basic type beats in my oppinion man took a fire ass beat and ruined it saying "this is what rappers like"
Everyone got a different style and he needs to realize that
@@issametim3976 not everyone gonna on a beat where there's so many things going on
@@issametim3976 typpe beats aren't basic, it's a marketing strategy, please do research before you come with your assumption
@@styl1ssttt i know about the type beat marketing but im saying sticking to tye rules of this is how iit should be and this is what rappers like will keep u between the lines instead of making something bad until you find something good and new
Bout to get my practice on
Nice outcome!!
1st tip is a good one... But i'd have to interject with you just a little. You can make those sounds in the same freq range work. If one of the sounds doesn't have reverb or delay. Or, you could use reverb to drive one sound further than the other. there's also panning and subtractive EQ. This has to be done and only noticed by someone with a trained ear... The concept presented definitely will work fill in the higher freq range tho. Good vid!!
U have to dont forget something, root notes isnt the lower in the chords root note is the note who give the name of the chord and ur 808 dont play the root note here ur chords are Csus2/Dmin7(with 7th upside down)/Gmaj and Emin so ur real root note are C/D(but bass can play F)/G/E this is why ur 808 sound not that goot hes not realy in tune ..
if i can help some beginners in music theory to dont make misstake ;)
There's some good advice but the rest is just his opinion.
Keep grinding Nick, you're awesome!
Sounds like Nipsey Hussle - Last Time that I Checked
STEP FOUR!
Any other recommendations for when the sounds are in the same frequency range but you don't want to change the octave
Luck
Just eq the one that causes resonating , if you do that on the right frequency spot it will work.
Usually also the db meter is going beyond zero when its not equalized properly , I always use eyes and ears to filter out stuff.
But mostly its all about picking the right sounds that fit the music style , if it already sounds good without any eq you've paired the right sounds with each other.
I liked the “over complicated” drums better. They were hard af
Tbh the only real tip here is 808 in key and over comp. Music is a form of art, it's your choice how you make it
@@mugenpower7545 wise words, but I agree with mira when he says that artists think the overcomplicated drums are annoying. The drums that he made were very over the top
@@mugenpower7545 he did specify that if you want to sell the beat then it's better to keep it simple. It increases the amount of artists who can rap/sing on it, therefore increases your chances of getting placements.
If your purpose it to make YOUR art, go ahead that's fine. Scarlxrds beats are crazy af with kick rolls and sounds you'd use to torture someone but removing that would ruin his sound.
Can you make a tutorial how to make your own drums, hihat, snares etc?
It would be very very cool if you could show the key combination while your working! sorry for the english:)
@@dystopia-0616 i ment the shortcuts
Dude, I thought I was done. Out of motivation Your videos
gave me inspiration and reminded me of how simple the start of my creations could be. Thank you
NICK MIRAAA
I usually put my bass at 150-200 Hz and cut out the melody's lows on right on 200 Hz, and that usually sounds fine and then I cut out a little bit of the frequency that the hi-hats are at
melodies in the same frequency range, I would just pan them opposite of each other to help it blend better. Tell me if I'm wrong, good tips BTW 🙏🙏
Panning is a very good tool for cleaning up the mix, seperating instruments and giving your track some depth.
I don't think enough producers use it properly.
the only part wrong about your example of overcomplication was the drum selection is trash
I think that if the melody is basic like a 4 note pattern then the drums gotta be more complex
omg so helpful 💕
Tbh, I'm an artist myself (As well as a producer) and I know plenty of artists like myself that think the beat you made with complicated percussion sounds hard af. lol. Just an opinion tho
I was thinking the same thing lol..
Sounded like a jcole or Kendrick beat lol
Lmao same, that shit was fire and definitely good to rap to
Murda, the living example
In the end it's about the rapper or singer on the production. You can't make it all about yourself. Leave room for the artist.
Please categorize this as "Education"
I got a question, I have started, and just now starting to get into music production. I have been watching tutorials, and trying to make beats for about a month now. As I am very new to the music scene, I am not very creative. There are times when, I can't even get an idea for a melody. Are these signs that I should just step away from making beats?
Keep doing it as long as it's fun, challenging and interesting I'd say
eq tutorial would be cool. I know u did show some here.
disagree with the third one about drum patterns, complex drum patterns can be really cool if done well. the trick is to deconstruct the pattern only when someone is rapping over it, so it doesn’t sound cluttered. it can be subtle, but it can also grow obvious if more and more is taken away. a great example of this is monster by kanye. as people are rapping in the song, the originally complex beat is dismantled until it’s only a kick pattern, then is built back up, forming kind of a wave of shit being taken out and put back in
Actually very helpful for beginners! Where can I cop this Theme/ skin you're using?
Still important guys, even 3 years later
More vids like this please
Yooo what is good witch y’all
Useful
For the first tip, are you saying that you should raise it an octave and EQ it...or only just raise a couple octaves up w/o EQ so it doesn’t clash with the melody ?
I think he's saying both, no reason not filter out frequencies that aren't being used (a nice triple negative)