Every video, I write down more than one great tip. In this one, the multiple-copies-of-same-drum-with-different-ADSR and ghost-notes-on-different-midi-track tips are golden. 🙏
Still my favourite channel for production - every single tip here is valid in any electronic music, and most of them can transfer to other, less electronic, genres. Ace work Alice, as usual.
You nailed it. I'm not at all someone who listens to, nor wants to make these styles of music. BUT, I find Alice's vids super valuable, and enjoyable. They are absolutely applicable to other use cases.
Out of the many tutorial driven mixing content on RUclips, I think you convey the concepts in a very succinct manner. I've seen these concepts on other channels before, but you detail it way better. Thank you
You are a diamond my dear. Just yesterday night I sat and tried to structure my drum tracks like this. Your tips really added to that and gave me new ideas. Love the minimal take! A big thank you!
One of the best video i’ve seen so far! Thank you for it. Also, i would really love to see the making of a full track in this format, might be a good idea. I follow you since forever, i really admire you
Don’t know how you do it. Every video I learn something valuable. Still shouting out that you have the most valuable production content on RUclips, by a mile. 💎
Great stuff! the attention to detail, slight changes with automation make such a difference and you explain it so meticulously. The tips with the sends are great. I often ignore using sends and I don't think I've even considered adding multiple F/X to a single send. Thanks for the lesson!
I am glad to hear you promoting your own performances. Obviously that is sign of credibility as a music educator, but it is also heartening to know that techno-performance culture and techno-internet culture, at least in your case, are not in conflict here. Also I have just discovered you channel and am very impressed and grateful for your work. Thank you
I'm someone who can't face learning daw software, so I use vcv, and hardware for having fun. These tips videos are great for getting me thinking. So many of the "just do x, y, z in the piano roll or dropdown menu" things get me puzzling out how I would patch that function. This is on top of the quality production tips themselves! Thanks, and please keep doing your thing.
Perfect timing. I just had a mininal song I was working on with a really nice melody on chorus but couldn't for the life of me figure out the other synth part so I will fill the space with more percussion instead. Alice you are amazing!
a dark(not bass) spring reverb mixed in barely hearable is the way to go u can manage the tail with a gate.. short is good i use softube and the arturia the right IR's also work i guess its the sproinginess that makes it fit, normal verbs often sound outlandish
Super helpful. I find I give up/get bored as I get sick of listening to my drum loops. I've always tried adding ambience but never got that far. This should help a lot!
Fantastic guide. It’s great to have some loose “rules” to tick off when making a new drum groove. Love this information. Thanks again, as always. You may have already covered it sufficiently in this video. Would love to see your guidelines for drum groove variations between song sections, as I know you’ve made videos talking about double top down and triple top down arrangement strategies.
Thanks god I fell on your tutorials! The way you present things up are easy to follow and clear to understand and put into practice. Thanks again you're doing a great job! 🙌
Thanks for the inspiration. I'm new to music production so this is quite the journey learning all these varying techniques. It's quite overwhelming at times but i often refer back to your channel for inspiration and even just simple things like encouragement. You are like the Andrew Huang of EDM 😂In short you're awesome so keep inspiring me and i'm sure many others.
this is beyond good, you're incredible. if you could make a video about the way you use the envelope on the hats that would be great, never seen that before
Nice work. You can add fills, mod the decay time, and introduce elements which are non-repeating to break the 16 bar repetition. Sequencers have a random funtion for most things like timing, velocity and note on which can be interesting as the listener cannot anticipate when the sound will trigger.
Wow, this is a very informative 12 min video. The application of the infographic roadmap makes the lesson very logical and easier to follow. It is so well assembled, I thought this was an Intro to a Course that was on Offer. Is this part of a course for purchase
Thanks Alice, this was great. I try to use the the less is more strategy so it can be tricky to not get too repetitive. Some great tips in this video. Would love to see this is a series.
Definitly the best feedbacks from personal experiences here, true knowledge and mastering, processed for creative and smart teaching ( i hope my english didnt failed there )
Proceeds to create minimal drums and almost ends up with a full minimal drop :D Just add an horn or whatever impact every 8 bars and done ;) Many great tips in this one. Thanks Alice.
Also: Reverse samples, short tap delays, filter sweeps, compressors for pumping, expanders for chopping and accenting especially when building up to beat 4.
The clap/snare in the 2nd chart (explaining rushing/lagging feel) are 4 offbeat hits and not on 2 and 3 as in the audio (and visible MIDI track). Another mismatch seems to be the number of bars per perc type. The workflow diagrams starts with 2 bars for the strong perc. Yet the video presents only a 1 bar strong perc patternn going to 4 bars immediately for the weak perc. But it was a good idea to use a charts in the first place. Very helpful, I'm just nitpicking.
This was full of perfect tips! Where can I get that 'workflow' colour card you were referring to? Also, which of your courses covers drum design and bassline design? Still the best tutorials on YT Alice!
Nice I'm going to look at some more of these vids 🙂 Something I like to do when I get to 4bar and 8bar is have something that happens on the 4th group of every 7, or 3rd of every five, where I find it can be really distinct as well, like replace a dominant note or hit in the sequence, 7*8=56 so at that cadence it might only happen 2 or 3 times
Hi Alice! Great vid as always, you give all of us a great motivation and will to get better 💪🏼💪🏼may I ask you two quick questions? 1) If you were to give three percentages of how much you actually use Serum, Pigments and V Collection in your tracks, what would they be? (I'm asking because I've noticed you use Serum and Diva a lot and was wondering if you make most of the sounds with these) 2) While producing and mixing do you use any kind of headphone equalizer as MorphIt or Sonarworks? Thank you 🙏🙏🙏
It would be great to have your process maps in single sheet to print or just to have them always at hand. I like this one and those about sound remaking, believe that there are more of them. Did you thought about releasing something like this?
There is a lot that need to go on for perfect drums, ad 3 kicks 1 for sub mid and high, (depends on the track) snare, clap and reverse clap, some instruments need to go a bit offbeat. Drums need to be pitched, add correct attack and release. Equalize it, add FX, compress and finally add the right swing.
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Best music production tips on youtube. Straight to the point without the clickbait.
😊🙏
Every video, I write down more than one great tip. In this one, the multiple-copies-of-same-drum-with-different-ADSR and ghost-notes-on-different-midi-track tips are golden. 🙏
Still my favourite channel for production - every single tip here is valid in any electronic music, and most of them can transfer to other, less electronic, genres. Ace work Alice, as usual.
You nailed it. I'm not at all someone who listens to, nor wants to make these styles of music. BUT, I find Alice's vids super valuable, and enjoyable. They are absolutely applicable to other use cases.
Out of the many tutorial driven mixing content on RUclips, I think you convey the concepts in a very succinct manner. I've seen these concepts on other channels before, but you detail it way better. Thank you
Really really happy to hear that. Trying my best to keep it to the point and easy to follow. Cheers Lucas! ☺
You are a diamond my dear. Just yesterday night I sat and tried to structure my drum tracks like this. Your tips really added to that and gave me new ideas. Love the minimal take! A big thank you!
Started using Ableton literally yesterday, building a track from scratch is amazing with your tutorials! Thank you very much
Welcome to the Ableton gang! ☺✌
Good luck 🤘
Nice! Do yourself a favor and read the manual :)
I literally did this beat exercise last month in my deep house groove video. glad to see we're on the same page.
One of the best video i’ve seen so far! Thank you for it.
Also, i would really love to see the making of a full track in this format, might be a good idea.
I follow you since forever, i really admire you
Awww thanks a million AGÜITA DE HIERBA, cheers to you! ❤
This is the best drums tutorial I have watched. No hype, just straight talking. Thanks.
Don’t know how you do it. Every video I learn something valuable. Still shouting out that you have the most valuable production content on RUclips, by a mile. 💎
Great stuff! the attention to detail, slight changes with automation make such a difference and you explain it so meticulously. The tips with the sends are great. I often ignore using sends and I don't think I've even considered adding multiple F/X to a single send. Thanks for the lesson!
Happy to help! ☺
I am glad to hear you promoting your own performances. Obviously that is sign of credibility as a music educator, but it is also heartening to know that techno-performance culture and techno-internet culture, at least in your case, are not in conflict here. Also I have just discovered you channel and am very impressed and grateful for your work. Thank you
I'm someone who can't face learning daw software, so I use vcv, and hardware for having fun. These tips videos are great for getting me thinking. So many of the "just do x, y, z in the piano roll or dropdown menu" things get me puzzling out how I would patch that function.
This is on top of the quality production tips themselves!
Thanks, and please keep doing your thing.
Perfect timing. I just had a mininal song I was working on with a really nice melody on chorus but couldn't for the life of me figure out the other synth part so I will fill the space with more percussion instead. Alice you are amazing!
I always have problems with my drums in my productions, this will be a game changer, thanks Alice!
you literally changed my brain with your video explaining how to replicate sounds you hear. You're a badass. Love from Florida, USA!!!!!
Now that's a great and helpful tutorial! I always struggle with reverb on all drums. this brings light into that.
Glad it was helpful!
a dark(not bass) spring reverb mixed in barely hearable is the way to go
u can manage the tail with a gate.. short is good
i use softube and the arturia
the right IR's also work
i guess its the sproinginess that makes it fit, normal verbs often sound outlandish
Super helpful. I find I give up/get bored as I get sick of listening to my drum loops. I've always tried adding ambience but never got that far.
This should help a lot!
Good luck with the next drum production! ☺
Fantastic guide. It’s great to have some loose “rules” to tick off when making a new drum groove. Love this information. Thanks again, as always.
You may have already covered it sufficiently in this video. Would love to see your guidelines for drum groove variations between song sections, as I know you’ve made videos talking about double top down and triple top down arrangement strategies.
Glad it was helpful! Cheers Frankie!
Yalcin your tutorials are lit. Thanks, I always up my game from these tips. Greetings from Botswana.
Thanks god I fell on your tutorials! The way you present things up are easy to follow and clear to understand and put into practice. Thanks again you're doing a great job! 🙌
Thanks for the inspiration. I'm new to music production so this is quite the journey learning all these varying techniques. It's quite overwhelming at times but i often refer back to your channel for inspiration and even just simple things like encouragement.
You are like the Andrew Huang of EDM 😂In short you're awesome so keep inspiring me and i'm sure many others.
this is beyond good, you're incredible. if you could make a video about the way you use the envelope on the hats that would be great, never seen that before
Absoluty fantastic Alice!!! Has been looking for a walkthrough like this for the last days, awesome as always👍👍👍👍☀️
Happy to help Jonas, cheers! ❤️
Thank you! You always deliver great advice :) I appreciate you.
and I appreciate you, cheers to you!
Nice work. You can add fills, mod the decay time, and introduce elements which are non-repeating to break the 16 bar repetition. Sequencers have a random funtion for most things like timing, velocity and note on which can be interesting as the listener cannot anticipate when the sound will trigger.
Really good tutorial. Very detailed. Great job and thanks for sharing.
Wow, this is a very informative 12 min video. The application of the infographic roadmap makes the lesson very logical and easier to follow.
It is so well assembled, I thought this was an Intro to a Course that was on Offer.
Is this part of a course for purchase
Thanks Alice, this was great. I try to use the the less is more strategy so it can be tricky to not get too repetitive. Some great tips in this video. Would love to see this is a series.
Definitly the best feedbacks from personal experiences here, true knowledge and mastering, processed for creative and smart teaching ( i hope my english didnt failed there )
I love your creativity. I now know where to come when my drums are boring beyond all reason.
I am sure you will make them much more interesting next time, cheers! ☺
You explain everything so well and to the point. Keep up the good work!
insane tuto, just what i was looking for. Thanks Alice
Such a superb and simple tutorial with a massive effect. Thanks so much for this!
Proceeds to create minimal drums and almost ends up with a full minimal drop :D Just add an horn or whatever impact every 8 bars and done ;)
Many great tips in this one. Thanks Alice.
Haha cheers alienecho! ❤
Amazed by the quality of your teaching ! Would love to hear you play someday too
Also: Reverse samples, short tap delays, filter sweeps, compressors for pumping, expanders for chopping and accenting especially when building up to beat 4.
Thank you so much Alice got a lot out of this great contribution ❤
The clap/snare in the 2nd chart (explaining rushing/lagging feel) are 4 offbeat hits and not on 2 and 3 as in the audio (and visible MIDI track).
Another mismatch seems to be the number of bars per perc type. The workflow diagrams starts with 2 bars for the strong perc. Yet the video presents only a 1 bar strong perc patternn going to 4 bars immediately for the weak perc.
But it was a good idea to use a charts in the first place. Very helpful, I'm just nitpicking.
Waw waw waw Alice!! Amazing video🙌gonna start working on this method right away😍🌹
Thanks
Great tutorial as usual Alice! Have you ever considered writing a book about music production? 10/10 would buy!
love the background music bewtween exemples
This channel is straight up fire! Absolutely flawless presentation. Thank you!
Always learn smth new on your Channel. This time I was glad that I had nearly all parts of the house already covered. Maybe a bit of sloppy paint 😊
Holy smokes this is a game changer. Love your formula approach.
super solid tutorial and tools. thank you!
It was awesome, Alice! Subscribed!
Super helpful. Thank you, Alice!
What an amazing channel, love from Argentina
This was full of perfect tips! Where can I get that 'workflow' colour card you were referring to? Also, which of your courses covers drum design and bassline design? Still the best tutorials on YT Alice!
Thank you for such interesting stuff, it allows to begin rythm from scratch in an organized way
Yayy, thanks for all your effort to help us improve ourselfs
Happy to help! and hope that you come to one of my shows in the future. 😊🙌
Omggg your voice is sounding so good
Love the "building a home" visualization!
As always, fantastic content!! Thanks Alice. 😁🎉
Really great channel Alice!!! Could you make some pdf visual for this drums technics ??
Great tutorial Alice. Can't wait for the next one 👊
More to come!
I just love the way you teach us free stuff
great info!!
Nice I'm going to look at some more of these vids 🙂
Something I like to do when I get to 4bar and 8bar is have something that happens on the 4th group of every 7, or 3rd of every five, where I find it can be really distinct as well, like replace a dominant note or hit in the sequence, 7*8=56 so at that cadence it might only happen 2 or 3 times
Wow thanks, nicely explained.
Amazing Alice.. Great tutorial. Thank you.
Cheers Amatteus! ☺🙌
So helpful, thanks!! Is there a way to get the plan for drums?
You mean the chart I was using?
Yessss, it would be really helpful.
Yes can I have the chart too
@@Alice-Efe yes! You made it yourself? I feel like drums arrangement is so overlooked
I learn AND am entertained!
Thanks a lot Alice ! Very usefull tip as always !
Yeahh more one banger video, Thank u always Bring More and more quality
very informative, thank you!
Very cool, helpful video. Liked and subscribed!
hey Alice, love all your videos! Is it possible to share this chart that you show on this video? otherwise where can i find it?
You explain things so well!
Thanks for this great tutorial. Could you please explain how you created the vocals or vocals like that in general. Vocoded and stuff…
Cheers! That one is actually me saying the word and then using vocoder to make it more robotic. And a bit of distortion and reverb and delay.
Alice you're the best! Thank you
She's back! Best tutorial maker in the game.
Ciao Alice, I Signed on your channel, my very compliments, is it possible to have the picture of making workflow song?
Great tips - thank you 😊
Thanks for watching! ☺
Great tip for the accents many thanks phil
Amazing one! As usual..but this is so useful !
Thanks😁
haha cheers Maxime! ☺❤
Learning so much. Will soon sub to your Patreon.
Wow great video! Thanks!!
Really impressed with the quality of your tutorials + sub
Welcome to our community 😊✌️
The vidéo i need to see !! Magic THX !! ❤
Hi Alice! Great vid as always, you give all of us a great motivation and will to get better 💪🏼💪🏼may I ask you two quick questions?
1) If you were to give three percentages of how much you actually use Serum, Pigments and V Collection in your tracks, what would they be? (I'm asking because I've noticed you use Serum and Diva a lot and was wondering if you make most of the sounds with these)
2) While producing and mixing do you use any kind of headphone equalizer as MorphIt or Sonarworks?
Thank you 🙏🙏🙏
i love your toturials very technically things thank you
It would be great to have your process maps in single sheet to print or just to have them always at hand. I like this one and those about sound remaking, believe that there are more of them. Did you thought about releasing something like this?
Great vid!! On the pitch variation - can I use the midi notes as a pitch variation as opposed to using midi group?
Sure thing! If you use simpler or sampler, you can just use different notes instead.
Superb! Thank you very much
Just found this channel: great! New sub. Thanks for this great content 😎
There is a lot that need to go on for perfect drums, ad 3 kicks 1 for sub mid and high, (depends on the track) snare, clap and reverse clap, some instruments need to go a bit offbeat. Drums need to be pitched, add correct attack and release. Equalize it, add FX, compress and finally add the right swing.
pure gold for any techomaker, alice you are beautiful!
I am recently build up my home studio...but how to Record my song n Mixing plz guide me friend
Great vid! What’s you effect chain on the vox channel?
This is great content!
Where can we find the charts? ( also the one to replicate a synth sound. That one was great as well)
Awesome!
🥳
This is GOLD!!!!
Solid process!
Do you put all these elements into a bus channel? For example is, your foundation and percussion routed to the same channel? Or are they separate?
Did you reverb send the Hats and Claps in the last step?
thank you, love u alice!
Awww cheers to you! ♥️