Good job man! Looking forward to more of these. Use transient shapers all the time but I could definitely take a venture into multiband envelope shapers.
Dude this is so crazy, i literally just pulled up your "How to fill in Liquid drum breaks video" and while it loaded i went into youtube to find a hot pants break tutorial as well in the process and here you are commenting on it lol ... trippy man, love your music btw ...
Izotope neutron has one built in that's very goos but it's quite pricey. Only one I can find is IMPRINT >> www.pluginboutique.com/product/2-Effects/36-Transient-Shaper/5450-Imprint?gclid=Cj0KCQjwxtSSBhDYARIsAEn0thQ6sZz4a1wdK3oS0MeIt7ozEyi8WaJwtQZNwC5DFAhY5-GL3ZLsohkaArMuEALw_wcB
I have Cubase 12 can you take this sample and chop it up and place the samples on the sample control and trigger the samples for drum and base. Is this impossible to do with Cubase. Can you tell me what is the best way to chop up breakbeats. I would greatly appreciate for any information you can give me.
Alright mate. Thanks for your comment. I'm currently on Cubase 12 also. Other than chopping up breaks like I show in this video I use the sampler track a lot. Just drag and drop a sample in and click 'slice'. You can then edit and trigger the slices using keyboard/pads/midi.
Thanks for this. You can obviously use either technique depending how tight/modern/clean you want the drums to be.
Exactly that. It's all about what you're trying to achieve. I regularly use both or even a combination. Thanks for watching. 🙏
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Good job man! Looking forward to more of these.
Use transient shapers all the time but I could definitely take a venture into multiband envelope shapers.
cheers mate. Yeah I tend to use multiband a lot - only if it needs it though, obviously. Sometimes a transient shaper is all you need.
yeah totally new on the multiband envelope here, great idea ^^
Dude this is so crazy, i literally just pulled up your "How to fill in Liquid drum breaks video" and while it loaded i went into youtube to find a hot pants break tutorial as well in the process and here you are commenting on it lol ... trippy man, love your music btw ...
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Useful
Solid breakdown!
thanks man
Great tutorial mate! Keep it up :)
Big up dude, useful work !
Cheers. Much appreciated. Glad it's useful.
very interesting, nice tutorial
Thanks. Hope there's something useful in there you can use.
v nice, big ups!
Thanks
Very nice house keeping. Big up.
Do you no of a 3rd part multi band transient shaper?
Izotope neutron has one built in that's very goos but it's quite pricey. Only one I can find is IMPRINT >> www.pluginboutique.com/product/2-Effects/36-Transient-Shaper/5450-Imprint?gclid=Cj0KCQjwxtSSBhDYARIsAEn0thQ6sZz4a1wdK3oS0MeIt7ozEyi8WaJwtQZNwC5DFAhY5-GL3ZLsohkaArMuEALw_wcB
@@digitalnative_uk cheers man. Think i got izotope one. Not delved into it that much.
I have Cubase 12 can you take this sample and chop it up and place the samples on the sample control and trigger the samples for drum and base. Is this impossible to do with Cubase. Can you tell me what is the best way to chop up breakbeats. I would greatly appreciate for any information you can give me.
Alright mate. Thanks for your comment. I'm currently on Cubase 12 also. Other than chopping up breaks like I show in this video I use the sampler track a lot. Just drag and drop a sample in and click 'slice'. You can then edit and trigger the slices using keyboard/pads/midi.
Use a real sampler (S950 or S1000 preferably) and the actual record, and I'll sub.