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This channel is so dope; clear/practical,and I always leave with something I'm excited to try. Some channels are great for how-to's that involve a lot of button -clicking in ableton, but with this channel I get not only that but a deeper understanding of why I'm doing what I'm doing. It breeds independence in my work. I'm still quite new to producing and it can be pretty over-whelming at times, but these videos have given me such productive avenues to go down. So thanks for the tutorials, I'm sure many feel the same as I do about them!
I'm new to this and I feel like I'm skipping years of experimentation. You're covering practically everything I was confused about, please keep up these great videos. You're making a difference for a lot of people.
Hihat gears trick is great. It really helped making loops less boring by adding nuances while keeping the main beat/mood stable. Thank you for revealing such a hidden gem.
I dont make techno but have been making house for many years & already know a gang load of production techniques but i been letting your videos play in the background on my phone when Im not in the studio & it never fails to inspire me ! you're an inspirational dude & a great teacher! congratulations!
Frequency shifters are my favorite tool for drums, and I probably use them on hats more than anything else. It's amazing how they can pull together various different sounds and make them sound like they're from the same kit, if not the very same sound just played differently, especially with some of the tricks you can do with freq shifters.
thank you..... I been learning a lot more from your videos, than... wow, I never seen such simple basic videos can make a difference.... Thanks, Oscar, I bet you are a friend of Insider or a lease you know him
High hats were the bane of my existence 😩 when starting out programming them. Great tutorial, appreciate the time you took to make these and can't wait for the next one Oscar 😀👍 Also I make Hip hop beats once in a while like Njuabes and will experiment with that genre too.
Drum sets are infinitely customizable. You can indeed have open and close hi hats at the same time! But it is a good thing to understand how a single hi hat works.
couple min video long will take me like 2 days of studing :D thanks for sharing that was what i was looking for for around a year. I've never thought that hihats are so importand, and hard to process to sounds rich.
I love everything you post, you explain everything so clearly. I feel I learn so much every time I watch some of your videos. Too bad I'm at work now and my computer is at home 🤣
Amazing video as always, Oscar. What I appreciate most of all is that, apart from explaining the basics, you focus a lot on how to make things sound more interesting/organic and that's just what I needed personally. Really pumped up to try these new dynamics. Thanks!!
Yo dude! you hands down have the best & most informative tutorials I've seen in the years I've spent watching production tutorials. I wish I'd seen these when I first started production
The jacking house part left me confused, because I couldn't figure out why the closed hats cancel the open ones when we can easily, for example, play a kick and a snare at the same time. Cool rabbit hole to research for myself though. If anyone else is wondering, research the subject of choke groups, and keep in mind that Ableton silently automatically adds them to the 808/909 core kits. You can check them out by opening the chains for the drum rack, which reveals a hidden button, labelled I/O, which once activated shows you the choke groups. Horrible UX design, but a fun adventure in learning for me, I'm glad you didn't explain it so I can do some of the work myself, lol.
God damn..The jackin hi hat technique is something I've never been able to figure out from trying analyse other tracks. Why in all the tuts I've watched has this never been explained? You sir are a legend. Would be great If youve done further hat technique tuts for house , tech house , deep house etc.
I really appreciate that you've made these videos available for free, because this is helping me massively to learn ableton over the summer before I start my college course. All the best brother
Been watching several of your videos these couple of days. I have no background in music, expect being a huge fan of techno and I started DJing as an amateur on and off. I've always loved the idea of getting into techno music DJing and production eventually. Things seems overwhelming at first sight but your videos are by far the best ones to grasp the essence of what techno production is about. Once I finish the free online resources, I'll definitely enroll in your course!
Dankjewel Oscar, voor weer een geweldige tutorial. ik ben een “bedroom-producer” / hobbyist. Hoewel ik de nodige hardware bezit, o.a. mpc one, gebruik ik veel ios-apps om muziek te maken (lekker op de bank met een koptelefoon op) op die manier creëer ik 32bar loops die ik bewaar en bewerk in AudioShare. En daar soms een nummer van maak in LogicPro - (hoewel ik niet graag achter een bureau werk) Nogmaals bedankt voor je tutorials ik steek er veel van op. 👍👍
For a long time I think that hi hats in my tracks sounds boring and always the same and I have to change something. I looked at a few guides but this one is definitely the best. I hope you will show how to work effectively with other percussion elements like tamburines, rimshots, toms, shakers etc.
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Thx man!
The number 1 production channel right now
He's such a good teacher
Yea him and sol state have been A class
I think so too
Yes great tips! Thanks a lot
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This channel is so dope; clear/practical,and I always leave with something I'm excited to try. Some channels are great for how-to's that involve a lot of button -clicking in ableton, but with this channel I get not only that but a deeper understanding of why I'm doing what I'm doing. It breeds independence in my work.
I'm still quite new to producing and it can be pretty over-whelming at times, but these videos have given me such productive avenues to go down. So thanks for the tutorials, I'm sure many feel the same as I do about them!
That's so cool to hear. Thanks for sharing!
I feel you a 100% man
Let's be honest: Oscar would make an excellent aerobics instructor!
Huh? Weird comment.
@@urbanman1516 Listen to the 12th minute and tell me it's not true
I laught so much looool
Hahahah, spot on
Kick and clap
Man that Ghost note clap does SO MUCH for the simple four on the floor pattern, excellent tip :)
The goat of tutorials, this is fire as a beginner, love it
I'm new to this and I feel like I'm skipping years of experimentation. You're covering practically everything I was confused about, please keep up these great videos. You're making a difference for a lot of people.
Videos like this show why this is the best music production channel on TH-cam at the moment IMHO
This channel is not a just you tube channel . I learning so much from you
Hihat gears trick is great. It really helped making loops less boring by adding nuances while keeping the main beat/mood stable. Thank you for revealing such a hidden gem.
Hands down the most useful tutorial channel by a mile. The techno rumble video was a game changer for me! Many thanks 🙏
Super happy to read it!
Great stuff!
That trick with the delay is gold!! Thanks a lot for this
All your videos are gold man. Thanks!
This... that jacking hihats was something I'd been looking for the longest now 🙌
Yesss, quite a powerful tool!
Thank you Oscar. You are a gem. God Bless
Damn, man. Daaaamn. Every time I watch one of these tutorials I get a burst of excitement and make something new. thanks v much :)
I learn music, production AND how to use the tools (Live, synths)...all in one! Thank you pal!
This is doing wonders to fill in the galaxy sized holes in my knowledge. So good!
Excellent, thank you for so clear explanation!!!
Very useful tutorial, thank you brother
This channel is a content gold mine! Cheers mate
I dont make techno but have been making house for many years & already know a gang load of production techniques but i been letting your videos play in the background on my phone when Im not in the studio & it never fails to inspire me ! you're an inspirational dude & a great teacher! congratulations!
great video as always! thanks man.
Mondays now are my favorite day because there's always a new video from Oscar!
😁🌈⚡🙏
the best thing about these vids is the short recap at the end. Thank You :)
Thanks man...You are amazing.. God blessyou!!! Greetings from Colombia!!!
Greeting right back!!!
Glad your channel is really taking off O-Dogg
Cheers man :)
Frequency shifters are my favorite tool for drums, and I probably use them on hats more than anything else. It's amazing how they can pull together various different sounds and make them sound like they're from the same kit, if not the very same sound just played differently, especially with some of the tricks you can do with freq shifters.
Word....loved the vid and song at the end...peacccccce
thank you..... I been learning a lot more from your videos, than... wow, I never seen such simple basic videos can make a difference.... Thanks, Oscar, I bet you are a friend of Insider or a lease you know him
Thanks the nice words Pablo! I'm afraid I don't know Insider :D who's this?
@@OscarUnderdog Kris Vanderheyden Belgian techno and electronic music producer a legend in your country and around the world
Super clear tutorial on something really important that not many tutorials go in to detail on. Thank you! 🤘🏼
I’m in :) I’m sure that even after 20 years if makin beats I can learn something new here :)
best video for writing groovy HHs
100% usefull and magic... I was looking for pro hihats... this pair of video is one more time a must have
High hats were the bane of my existence 😩 when starting out programming them.
Great tutorial, appreciate the time you took to make these and can't wait for the next one Oscar 😀👍
Also I make Hip hop beats once in a while like Njuabes and will experiment with that genre too.
Excellent tips!! Thanks 🔥👌
Oscar is the king !!!!! ... Great music Tutorials. In a few months, he got more than 50,000 subscribers.. Guinness World Record.
😁✌
Drum sets are infinitely customizable. You can indeed have open and close hi hats at the same time! But it is a good thing to understand how a single hi hat works.
couple min video long will take me like 2 days of studing :D thanks for sharing that was what i was looking for for around a year. I've never thought that hihats are so importand, and hard to process to sounds rich.
I'm never disappointed when I finish one of your videos. keep it up
sos uno de los mejores explicando!!! great job, thanks from argentina
Thank you from a beginner who previously felt clueless about hi hats :)
Oh man I love you! So glad I found this channel
Great video and even better explanation !
The Best !!!!!!! Going through all your vids then the classes.
Best channel I’ve come across in a long time. Appreciate you!
I appreciate you right back ✌
Awesome video!
Hi Oscar excelent video as usual, thank you so much !
Love your videos! Very digestible
More awesome stuff, this is fast becoming my favourite TH-cam channel. Oscar you are a very good tutor! Thanks again.
Cheers Boa! :D
Wow. You really know your stuff don't you and deliver it in a calm manner. Impressed. This will be my goto channel from now on!
Awesome... Thanks for pushing the micro-focus on excellence in production!!!
Very good content! Thanks for sharing
Cool, i have been editing each note manually. A time saver.
Simple and useful but SO much better than the competition.
I love everything you post, you explain everything so clearly. I feel I learn so much every time I watch some of your videos. Too bad I'm at work now and my computer is at home 🤣
Amazing video as always, Oscar. What I appreciate most of all is that, apart from explaining the basics, you focus a lot on how to make things sound more interesting/organic and that's just what I needed personally. Really pumped up to try these new dynamics. Thanks!!
Love this channel!!
Love this comment!!!
No way to describe how I enjoy your content! Love your way of explaining and each video gives a lot of new inspiration :)
Thanks Martyna 💚
Yo dude! you hands down have the best & most informative tutorials I've seen in the years I've spent watching production tutorials. I wish I'd seen these when I first started production
Super appreciated, thank you so much 😁
wow this is such a clear and well explained tutorial, don't even make dance music but you earned yourself a sub
you're so good at explaining things.
Really fresh fried hihats 🤙🏽🤪 love the M1 feeling!💥🙆🏻♀️💕🎊
Awesome! Thank you mate!
The jacking house part left me confused, because I couldn't figure out why the closed hats cancel the open ones when we can easily, for example, play a kick and a snare at the same time.
Cool rabbit hole to research for myself though.
If anyone else is wondering, research the subject of choke groups, and keep in mind that Ableton silently automatically adds them to the 808/909 core kits. You can check them out by opening the chains for the drum rack, which reveals a hidden button, labelled I/O, which once activated shows you the choke groups. Horrible UX design, but a fun adventure in learning for me, I'm glad you didn't explain it so I can do some of the work myself, lol.
Love how you explain it!
God damn..The jackin hi hat technique is something I've never been able to figure out from trying analyse other tracks. Why in all the tuts I've watched has this never been explained? You sir are a legend. Would be great If youve done further hat technique tuts for house , tech house , deep house etc.
I really appreciate that you've made these videos available for free, because this is helping me massively to learn ableton over the summer before I start my college course. All the best brother
Been watching several of your videos these couple of days. I have no background in music, expect being a huge fan of techno and I started DJing as an amateur on and off. I've always loved the idea of getting into techno music DJing and production eventually.
Things seems overwhelming at first sight but your videos are by far the best ones to grasp the essence of what techno production is about. Once I finish the free online resources, I'll definitely enroll in your course!
Awesome content! With pure vibes and notes of the 90's :D
😁
I have watched so many of your videos. Been in the sphere for 2 months and massif thanks as it feels like Im in the room with you. Learning heaps!
Awesome Pablo 😌
@@OscarUnderdog I also have a beard and no hair so my girlfriend makes fun of me like I'm watching myself all day haha
Amazing video! Thank you so much! 💜
Thank you so much for all the work you're doing and for all the ideas and tips you share with us. THANK YOU
This.... blew my mind
😂
That track he made is so fire
brilliant tutorial 👏💡
Always on point on every topic. Well done Oscar!
Thank you ..love it
Your Videos are really inspiring!!!
This is a good video for beginners! Good work sir!
Thanks to share this 💟
Your are amzing and, i no need translate !! Thank u from Argentina!
Definitely gonna book a session with you next month. Nice shirt by the way.
3:43 Pump up the jam 😁
Just discovered you today - already I really appreciate your clear and comprehensive tutorials. It really is valuable stuff for any producer!
Dankjewel Oscar, voor weer een geweldige tutorial. ik ben een “bedroom-producer” / hobbyist. Hoewel ik de nodige hardware bezit, o.a. mpc one, gebruik ik veel ios-apps om muziek te maken (lekker op de bank met een koptelefoon op) op die manier creëer ik 32bar loops die ik bewaar en bewerk in AudioShare. En daar soms een nummer van maak in LogicPro - (hoewel ik niet graag achter een bureau werk) Nogmaals bedankt voor je tutorials ik steek er veel van op. 👍👍
First video and i'm already a fan, very well explained!! Thank you and keep vibing! :)
For a long time I think that hi hats in my tracks sounds boring and always the same and I have to change something.
I looked at a few guides but this one is definitely the best.
I hope you will show how to work effectively with other percussion elements like tamburines, rimshots, toms, shakers etc.
EXCELLENT EXCELLENT discussion of hi-hats -- my very least favorite element to program...until now! This is so useful, thank you.
Thanks for your videos it's very instructing and motivating, and well produced it's very ear candy !
Great video, hi hats are so crucial to getting the feel right.
Very good! Thank you for your excellent contents.
awesome content brother
i wish i had purchased Ableton now instead of FL just so i could follow all your tips perfectly oscar..
You genius, thank you from Argentina.
Thank you right back from Belgium!
I really wish I had your videos when I started out making music, they're so good! I still learn new things even now tho
GRACIAS COMPADRE !
Straight to the point, and translated the theme very ice🙏💯
Amazing Channel! I am glad I found this! This answers so many questions that arose when I was making beats for fun! THANKS!