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i wouldnt spend too much time on tuning drums, unless you are making an EDM track, where the kick acts like the main sub bass. Drums are just short transients and super short frequencies, they dont need to be in key, its more about what character the sample has. Like would it fit with a short 808 hihat, or a more dirty vinyl hat? Its not about what key its in, its about what kick,clap and hat combo works good sonicly. But there are no rights or wrongs. if you get good results tuning your drums then go for it!

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great video.... but stop that vocal fry

ffs bro wrap it up and get to the point

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Really helpful thanks!

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hi bro, where have you gone? It's a shame that you abandoned the channel, you have great potential. It's rare to find a TH-camr with such useful content

Good job

Love the video, not ur vocal-fry voice...😊

Can’t stop listening

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the vocal fry in ur voice is incredibly annoying

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Tuning drums is goat-level.

Great Video! The insight and suggestions are gr8! What about tuning the High, Mid & Low Toms?

What pedal are you using

It is a must to tune the drums

Oh how I wanted it to keep going sooo badlyyy 😍😍 it’s heaven to my ears on a guitar

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thank you so much for this video. This has been what ive been looking for. You are going to hit 100k before 2024 watch

Question: Im in D minor, but my kick in E sounded pretty off, however tuning it to D makes it ”warehouse techno” kind of, so would you say F might be better? Sure I know ”listening” is what matters but in theory… Thanks!

This is madness !

one piece of feedback at the end can u please play the before/after? It really helps (like before tuning with ak ick and without tuning)

hahahaha I love the pinned comment is the most negative one. Well played. I loved the video! I took away some really powerful ideas to try here so thank you

bro... that was amazing. i've been looking for this for a while.. thanks

FYI transient sounds like claps don't have pitch, sorry to break it to you. but they are just transient noise. some snares and toms do, but generally drums don't you only need to be concerned with musical clashes in the lower octaves (under 120hz). so longer kicks will need attention anything else don't worry. (btw I'm a professional and a professional ghost for others of 15 years+ with 200million+ streams in just dance music you can trust my advice here)

Great video

This was a great tutorial. I've been scratching my head trying to understand how to recreate this type of synth for a long time. Thank you. Definitely about to try it.

Show us how to Tuneindividuals Sounds in the Ableton Kits , please.

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Nice tip, bro!!

You just confuse people bro. Don’t make videos u obviously have no idea what ur doing

Id love to join if that greedy mf didn’t charge subs for it

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Some hard hitting kicks..

thanks bro

i was looking for a free vst with good strings for a while thank you 🙏

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That was amazingly informative! Thanks so much for explaining it so well. Also it’s cool to actually see someone show why the alternative technique is inferior and then seeing the recommended approach in more than one interface (proQ, Manalyzer and Spectrum) really helped clarify what’s going on

Welcome back.

this is adope man! I'm brand new to using Ableton live and the reason I wanted to get into this was to make music that sounds exactly like this. sooooo good

Dig that atmospheric vibe and some seriously sweet string bending. Looking forward to more.

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very nice track.

Thank you very much. Most things I already had my suspicion about, but it's nice to see them acknowledged by a third party. I'm using SPAN as spectrum analyzer. Question: What about the hihats? Do you keep 'em in tune with the snare/claps?

BRO MAKE YOUR POINT

do you have any tabs for this??

Doing the lords work ! Thank you 🙏🏼

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