I absolutely have the utmost respect for Brazilian music. Being Cuban I absolutely relate and we have many touching points as far as percussive arrangements. Doing this was really fun. *Thanks for watching!*
Como um brasileiro Posso confirmar que o Beat ficou 80% parecido com os daqui do RJ engraçado que não tem nenhum vídeo em português ensinando detalhadamente a produzir funk
Thanks for watching! It’s crazy to think so many people looking also for this content. I’m planning to do more for sure. I wish I spoke Portuguese! Also, is there a way you can point me to artists and music from Rio? That would be awesome! Muito obrigado!
Outra coisa o CATRA é um dos mais importantes artistas de funk Ele era bem versátil e já cantou até rock Ele infelizmente morreu com 42 anos por causa de um câncer Sabe aquela voz que fica de fundo nos Beats de funk é dele Só que claro com o tempo foi variando e outros foram imitando a voz dele Vou mandar o link com o beat que tem a voz dele ruclips.net/video/BVP2dwkq1xI/видео.html
@@reclamaidomeucomentario00 Obrigado por compartilhar essa informação sobre o Catra. É triste ouvir que ele faleceu tão jovem. Vou conferir esse vídeo. Obrigado por compartilhar!
@@ElishaRecords eu tinha dado vários nomes de artistas Usa whatsapp? Se tiver me manda aí conversamos melhor sobre O RUclips tá apagando meus comentários
Im a little confused, whats the super distorted and slightly minimal variety of these beats called or how can i find some as a foreigner ? Ive been finding maybe underground baile funk online and its calling my soul fr
@@mikeytrademark super glad it was helpful 🙌🏻 as far as finding this style I would look for Baile Funk or Funk Carioca. Usually you’ll get these also if you add “type beat” at the end. I know there’s probably a few producers doing these. I’m not sure if I understood de distorted part. Let me know 👍🏻
I don’t go to wikipedia for info. Not a good source of reliable information. But same as with cuban music, most Brazilian genres are influenced by african music. Funk carioca is a combination of many things, including afrobeat.
Isn't the most basic form of the fundamental beat the one without the second kick?... almost sounding like a 2-step from DnB or grime (at least that's what I would compare it to)
At this point, these sub-genres are so intertwined that honestly is hard to not point out how they sound similar to others. This is for sure my own interpretation on them. I’m not an absolute expert in the genre, I leave those nuances to them for sure ☺️👍🏻
@@aki_gong6271 I listened, and yeah, you’re either listening to the wrong song or something else my friend. Obviously you cannot just define an entire genre based on one single band. And they are doing heavy fusion of what I mentioned and also techno and other old school genres. Now, please remember. Just because I showed an specific rhythmic pattern that doesn’t mean there’s no variation, on the contrary, there’s a lot of variations within funk carioca. But yeah, Furacão 2000 is not the standard by any means.
@@aki_gong6271 I know how you might be a bit confused. You’re probably comparing the start of the genre and the influences that originated from with what it is today. What you cannot do is say, for example, that hip hop today is not hip hop cause it doesn’t sound anything like Rapper’s Delight. That would be nonsense.
Furacão 2000 defined Funk Carioca when It was at its highest peak, along with artists like MC Marcinho or Bonde do Tigrão, and I don't think I'm confused about saying that at all, or when setting that as an example that I feel would have been much more interesting as a reference to match, as I feel those are the biggest times of the movement, so ignoring those bands as reference, and making a sample that could sound like any other type of funk in Brasil, like it could be from Sao Paulo, or any other styles of funk, I found it rather misleading and also confusing for any people that may not be familiar with that music style. That's ok, I'm a purist, and I like much more funk das antigas :)
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First heard of Baile Funk from Sango through Soulection many years ago. 🔥
I absolutely have the utmost respect for Brazilian music. Being Cuban I absolutely relate and we have many touching points as far as percussive arrangements. Doing this was really fun. *Thanks for watching!*
The underrated goat Sango 💪🏾
I thank MIA and diplo for introducing me to baile funk a long time ago
Thank youuuuuu!!!!!!! I went to brazil and became addicted to funk, now id like to make it !
Awesome! Thanks for watching! 🔥☺️🙌🏻
This was super informative!
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for Sharing the Knowledge 🙌🏼🙏🏼
My pleasure! Thanks for watching!
Super tutorial thank you for the info!🤘🏼
Glad you liked it! 🙌🏻🔥
i love brazil music so much , so fire
☺️🙌🏻🔥
Thaks for sharing the brasil style, regards from Germany MK7 BEATS
Glad you like it! ☺️👏🏻🙏🏻
ty for making this!
An absolute pleasure! Thanks for commenting, truly appreciate it.
@@ElishaRecords no problem man!
how can i explain this, that beat its mineeee 🔥🔥dudeee the video intro was fireee
🙌 hahahahaha, glad you liked it bro!
Mad helpful bro 💪🏽🙏🏽
Glad it helped and thanks for watching the video
Thanks this served me
So glad to hear this!
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks for watching guys!
otimo video, parabens
muito obrigado! 🙌🏻🙏🏻
I WANT TO LEARN THIS MUSIC AND GO TO BRAZIL REALLY
I do want to go to Brazil eventually. So much cool music to learn over there as well.
5:15 Braizilians discovering Merengue Dominicano, 200 years before.
🤣 grantly there are many similarities for sure!
Como um brasileiro
Posso confirmar que o Beat ficou 80% parecido com os daqui do RJ
engraçado que não tem nenhum vídeo em português ensinando detalhadamente a produzir funk
Thanks for watching! It’s crazy to think so many people looking also for this content. I’m planning to do more for sure. I wish I spoke Portuguese! Also, is there a way you can point me to artists and music from Rio? That would be awesome! Muito obrigado!
Outra coisa o CATRA é um dos mais importantes artistas de funk
Ele era bem versátil e já cantou até rock
Ele infelizmente morreu com 42 anos por causa de um câncer
Sabe aquela voz que fica de fundo nos Beats de funk é dele
Só que claro com o tempo foi variando e outros foram imitando a voz dele
Vou mandar o link com o beat que tem a voz dele
ruclips.net/video/BVP2dwkq1xI/видео.html
@@reclamaidomeucomentario00 Obrigado por compartilhar essa informação sobre o Catra. É triste ouvir que ele faleceu tão jovem. Vou conferir esse vídeo. Obrigado por compartilhar!
@@ElishaRecords mano o RUclips apagou meu outro comentário
@@ElishaRecords eu tinha dado vários nomes de artistas
Usa whatsapp?
Se tiver me manda aí conversamos melhor sobre
O RUclips tá apagando meus comentários
Im a little confused, whats the super distorted and slightly minimal variety of these beats called or how can i find some as a foreigner ? Ive been finding maybe underground baile funk online and its calling my soul fr
Also thank you so much for posting this tutorial, the 4/4+12/8 tip really helped me open my eyes
@@mikeytrademark super glad it was helpful 🙌🏻 as far as finding this style I would look for Baile Funk or Funk Carioca. Usually you’ll get these also if you add “type beat” at the end. I know there’s probably a few producers doing these. I’m not sure if I understood de distorted part. Let me know 👍🏻
@@ElishaRecords thank you 🙏🫡
Idk if you already know him but in case you don't, look up DJ RaMeMes!!
@@Sergio-nb4hj didn’t know. I’ll look him up. Thanks for sharing!
How funk carioca is a mix of afrobeat? this ins't on wikipedia.
I don’t go to wikipedia for info. Not a good source of reliable information. But same as with cuban music, most Brazilian genres are influenced by african music. Funk carioca is a combination of many things, including afrobeat.
polyrhythms and timbre
This is so hard Omg
☺️🙏🏻
Isn't the most basic form of the fundamental beat the one without the second kick?... almost sounding like a 2-step from DnB or grime (at least that's what I would compare it to)
At this point, these sub-genres are so intertwined that honestly is hard to not point out how they sound similar to others. This is for sure my own interpretation on them. I’m not an absolute expert in the genre, I leave those nuances to them for sure ☺️👍🏻
App name?
Which one?
yes cool but however the original funk is a driving force and always better but yes upgraded formula is all good
There’s definitely many variations for sure
Funk Carioca does nothing to do with this.
How so? I want to know why do you think that.
@@ElishaRecords just play any track from Furacão2000 side by side with the track you did and you may notice ;)
@@aki_gong6271 I listened, and yeah, you’re either listening to the wrong song or something else my friend. Obviously you cannot just define an entire genre based on one single band. And they are doing heavy fusion of what I mentioned and also techno and other old school genres. Now, please remember. Just because I showed an specific rhythmic pattern that doesn’t mean there’s no variation, on the contrary, there’s a lot of variations within funk carioca. But yeah, Furacão 2000 is not the standard by any means.
@@aki_gong6271 I know how you might be a bit confused. You’re probably comparing the start of the genre and the influences that originated from with what it is today. What you cannot do is say, for example, that hip hop today is not hip hop cause it doesn’t sound anything like Rapper’s Delight. That would be nonsense.
Furacão 2000 defined Funk Carioca when It was at its highest peak, along with artists like MC Marcinho or Bonde do Tigrão, and I don't think I'm confused about saying that at all, or when setting that as an example that I feel would have been much more interesting as a reference to match, as I feel those are the biggest times of the movement, so ignoring those bands as reference, and making a sample that could sound like any other type of funk in Brasil, like it could be from Sao Paulo, or any other styles of funk, I found it rather misleading and also confusing for any people that may not be familiar with that music style. That's ok, I'm a purist, and I like much more funk das antigas :)
Sango is from my City Seattle he is the American O.G of Baile Funk I spin Baile Funk Afro pop ampiano
That’s really cool