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00:00 - what sounds most garage-y?
01:24 - The 3 steps
01:58 - Bounce it!
04:42 - Bass Part Vs Bass Line
09:40 - Density
13:31 - Summary
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THIS is the type of tutorial I am seaching for. Im so happy I come across your video!
dude you're too good, cutting straight to the point. Really appreciate your content
I have always said, have a shoot at garage before trying any other styles, master garage and you will become a legend of the bass line! Pull out funk
Those basslines sound so complicated but youve simplified it really well! Great video!
Thanks to all those in the premier, I could see you but it wouldn't let me reply!!!
this has helped me more than GCSE and A levels did oh my days THANKYOU ❤
I absolutely love garage and currently making my first garage tune. Creating the melody was easy but knew there was something up with the bass.. I thought I had a bass line but now realise I only had a bass part 😅 thank you! You have a new subscriber
Said it before and I’ll say it again, BEST CHANNEL EVER!!! BtheKing!!! Brooo! 🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟
You are just such a legend and this channel is amazing. I just want to say thank you and please keep going.
Also, can you do some drum and bass genre tutorials too??
Thankyou
We will cover DnB for sure 👊
I’ve never really been a Garage fan, but I really enjoyed watching what makes this genre the way that it is. It’s neen very educational,
Some thing ive been meaning to ask is whats your thoughts on all this spotify stuff recently with getting caught in bot playlists and artist getting removed, seems to be linked to the playlist wheel spin..
Yeah I have one eye on it. It seems to be a tunecore problem more than a Spotify problem as far as I know. They claimed Spotify provided the data on these 'fake plays' ,but never provided any evidence.
As a purely 'organic' artist myself who never pays for promotion I'm worried but I haven't been affected.
We have already been questioned by distributors a long time ago about our success as given how unknown I am some of my numbers looked too good to be true.
But we just told them to look at the data, it's clear to see my plays all come from users own playlists, and spotify's own algorithmic choices.
they backed off when they saw that, and we've been fine ever since.
We've always used Distrokid and Ditto.
@@Bthelick I have also moved the goalposts for monetisation you have to have every track get at least 1000 plays before any monetisation
@RewindRich yeah I'm not too worried about that side. If music is your living then it's actually not a factor. 1k plays is 4$ a YEAR!!
so if you can't hit 1k plays in a year then it's not a living is it.
You need to be hitting 100k plays per month before it even starts to become a career possiblity.
And if you have a couple of tracks that manage that then the rest is negligible. And the rate goes up slightly for those that do earn.
I can speak more than most as I have hundreds of tracks out in the world ,
Even if 100 of them couldn't reach 1k plays then same argument a) that's still only $400a year, and b) is it really a career if $400 a year is the difference maker?
I don't see it as a greedy play honestly. Most artists on their servers aren't making a living, or even making back server costs probably!
85% of profiles on Spotify don't have more than 50 followers, and some of the rest were earning via non-music like "10 hrs of pink noise to help dogs sleep" style tracks.
I totally see why they did it.
@@Bthelick i heard the change was that if one of your tracks doesn’t meet 1000 plays then none of your tracks will be monetised, guess if it doesnt get 1000 then there must be something wrong and you need a new hobby 🤣🤣.
Great tutorial mate. Thanks!
Nice vid as usual! Would be cool to see a remake of the new Virji / Chris lake track :)
So happy to see the subscriber amount rising. Totally deserved. Been following the channel since beginning and as a Vital user, this has been the most valuable place for learning how to make and tweak the sounds instead of just using presets. And as a fan of uk garage, these recent tutorials have been a gold mine!
Incredible breakdowns of bangers. Love Sammy n Saluts tune and now gona use that as reference as I couldn't think of a tune that resembled what I'm tryna do. Big up
Ur a legend mate, these videos are extremely valuable, thanks heaps !
The remix of More than Friends was really useful to see and hear the differences between the two styles 👌.
Great stuff as always!
15 minutes into discovering your channel and I’m loving it … Duly subscribed !
Amazing tutorial :)
This is excellent as always - thank you! I know sound design is not your main focus for this channel, but would you ever consider doing a tutorial on designing speed garage bass? It's such an iconic sound that I'd love to use in my productions but I don't know where to start. I'm thinking something like 'Urban Shaker' by Sam Curran. Thanks for all that you do!
The other garage bass video goes into the sound design check that one out. You should all the sounds you need off those principles.
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@@Bthelick thanks so much! I’ll check this out tomorrow!
Rad and crucial. (Two words I’ve not used for 30 years 😂) Love it as usual, Ben. 🎉🎉
Wicked!
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Loving all of these garage videos mate! Would massively appreciate some 2 step stuff as well 🙏
Aw I know sorry I had notes on Shella verse etc I was going to talk about but I ran out of time
:(. I'll definitely be covering it in the drums video 👊
You are with out a doubt THE BEST
Hearing swing changes between the 3 and of course the octave moves, and some nice thick notes which hold the chord tone i imagine
Yes well spotted. 2 added octave jumps and 3 added swing
Doing gods service with these vids
Fantastic breakdown, yet again!!
i love ur tutorial so much! thank you for doing this!!!
Amazing watch thank you for all the garage knowledge!
this is the exact video ive been looking for so long thank you
Before proceeding further, I believe the main difference is the swing, to be exact: first one seems to be just 1/8 notes, the second one are 1/16 notes but without much swing and the last one is swinging a lot.
Close, only the last one was swung
Peach without swing sounds like the majority of the notes are rushed,
so if I just create a really bad bassline that has mostly rushed notes, add some swung af then we're laughing
I LOVE THIS GUY!
good stuff
Man i love this Peach song.
Great video.Thanks for sharing! ✌️
Brilliant video. Thank you
Great video! thank you for the sharing the tips with the masses! you should finish the James hype more than friends remix using all the techniques/sounds you have shown us so far in the previous videos. Maybe add some chopped up or pitched vocals, swung AF beats and a reese baseline with some 2-step drums in the breakdown and show us how you make the ragga siren and FX noises to finish it off 😁😁😁😁😁
Yes, I want to do a video on vocals, drums, keys, and then probably one putting it all together.
@@Bthelick Great stuff!
Thank you for the reply... I am looking forward to the videos
u a god
Great and very helpful content! than you so much :))
please please make a video on how to design the main bass on different - a little closer by malugi!
So do you apply swing on the bass only or also the drums? Thank you for the amazing videos as always 😊
Everything. I'll be doing a drum video soon
Finally a video about Peach!! 🍑
You rock!
ya gotta swing that thing!
Thx ❤
you are the best
a lot of speed garage in the late 90's was parts rather than lines that all came back in the early 00's as speed garage dropped off and the main style came back.
Yes, presumably because it came out of house first, before it merged with bass music / sound system etc.
The modern stuff like Virji seems to be a nice mix of the 2 I think.
There's also difference between 4x4 and 2 step bass lines. I would argue that modern 4x4 bass lines like Sammy draw a lot from 2 step. E.g. Listen to the classical anthem "moving too fast" by Artful Dodger and Romina Johnson.
@@San7hos yes true, I ran out of time I wanted to go into 2step in this one
@@Bthelick Better lick next time :)
We getting the UKG drums videos next?
Yup I'm finishing it today. Should be up this evening. Anything you want included if I get the chance?
Can you give a tutorial for how you made those choir/vocal pads? Been trying to figure out how to get that sound for a while
how I 'recreated' the salute Virji Peach Choir.
Is there any way you can do a breakdown of a flume song kinda like how you did the Illenium breakdown?
I think the "more than friends" part would need to either cut back on some notes or use more fills/flourishes. Also, did I miss a change in schedule of your VOD releases?
Haha no don't worry. a client cancelled this week so I got an extra day and I'm going to hang out with DJ Cinthie tomorrow so I made the video early. I was going to schedule for sunday but thought why not just release.
The more than friends remix does need more work. I forgot to take the transient processing off it , amongst over things it's probably too pokey or in too higher key as is.
Do you think you can go into explaining drum and bass's elements on the same level of clarity and simplicity?
I'll certainly try! It's not like they aren't related! (Well, jungle is)
You'll have to let me know who/what specifically, OG UK dnb or American sub focus vibes etc? as with any genre it's a broad spectrum.
(I covered it a lil bit in the "how to drop video" btw)
@@Bthelick True, if I had to pick a specific sub genre of drum and bass that I personally would like to see deconstructed, I would say the two candidates for starters would be Break Feat. MC Fats & Cleveland Watkiss - We Are The People, because I'm interested in how they layer their drums and it features melodic elements as well as solid bass parts, and another example would be Andy Skopes, Madcap & Singing Fats - Trouble ( Dub Mix )
Oooyooy!
Guessing that 3rd bassline has velocities or swing adjusted while 2nd does not
Yes well spotted, it's just swing
do you have the midi for the basslines at the beginning of the video?
sure I've uploaded them. link in the description 👊
thank you sm 🙏🙏
10:59 should the drum swing match the bass swing? Mine always does. (I could imagine this adjusting completely by ear.)
Sorry, this has been answered partially in an earlier comment.
Yes absolutely. Everything needs to groove together (typically)
Hey question: So do you figure out the chords that your sample is playing first? For example in your advanced uk garage sampling video you get the sample into a 6 5 1 harmonic minor then you would write the bassline follwing those chords?
oh nvm I think this is answered at part 4:43 in the video
Yes you'll need to know the chords , well I say that, there's no rules really. If it sounds good then all fine. If you haven't developed the relative pitch recognition yet then just playing a bass along with small sections of the sample until each section seems to fit will get you close enough.
Obviously it's just far quicker if you know.
I only wanted a 651 specifically in that vid so I could emulate the Virgi vibe, it's not a requirement for garage in general.
@@Bthelick great thank you so much!
Sup Bthelick!!
The last few days I've been delving a lot into the garage tutorials you made and they've inspired me a lot and helped me a lot, but I still feel like I'm having a really hard time creating new chord ideas. Not that I haven't learned about 7 chords and 9 chords, sound structure, but I feel like it's been difficult to come up with the idea, put it on paper and develop it. I have the impression that there are no Pads, or that there is space left on the tracks. Any ideas on how to get past this?
Btw, thanks a lot for your tutorials, thanks to u I finished a track, still isn't quite I wanted to but its a progress! Peace
Are you trying to create chords first?
We'll be rounding out the garage stuff with more videos yet. Keys & chords, drums, and vocals probably.
@@Bthelick So, I started doing the drums first before watching your tutorials, it was a pain. When I did the chords firts it sound more easy to progress along, but I feel it was like that because of your lessons and ideas, without it i kinda feel lost to find a tune. Maybe I need to practice more in that
@@_groxo so when you say " having a hard time creating new chord ideas" do you mean making chords which haven't been done yet?
Or do you mean where to start or where to go with them in general?
@@Bthelick I would say where to start, like which notes are good, which sequence of notes go well together
@@Bthelick I would say where to start, like which sequence of notes go well together and that kinda stuff u know?
shouldn't we make sure to swing the drums the same as the basslines?
Absolutely.
Drum video will be coming up.
He(lo, do you do a progral to do what you're doing on the screen? I'd love to create electriniwc musical ! Thanks
Sorry I don't understand the question, the translation has not worked well I think.
@@Bthelick I'm following you for a while & I'd love to create electronic music. I'm a clarinetist so I've got a good knowledge
@@06franzy ah so you know some music theory already. What are you struggling with?
@@Bthelick Which program are you using for your tutorial?
I use Ableton live. But any music program (daw) will do this. They all let you make sound with virtual instruments and effects (vst's )
Hey there! Do you have any UK garage playlists on spotify I can check out?
I don't yet sorry. I should start making reference playlists shouldn't I
@@Bthelick yes bc spotify doesnt understand garage. Lol. At least like more songs like you had in the video.
@@LukeIcardMusic haha ok noted thanks
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You've been holding out on us. Please rap more.
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nice production bro if ya ever wanna do a colab hit m up
Sure, where's your stuff so I can listen?
context. good blines. but all of them don't fit a deep track. all of them them don't fit a poppy track with a female vocal.... or maybe you can make em work... who knows!?
also, i think oden & fatzo are writing basslines like no other nowadays when it comes to house atleast...
if you can't create a good bass line on your own, you need to listen to more music. Bass lines should enter your brain in less than 5 seconds if you've done enough studying.
If you're a budding producer, you would serve yourself so much better by just listening to your favorite music, and playing back the notes on a keyboard. A video can spark inspiration, but learning happens at the desk, not on your phone. (for beginners)
veteran producers ofc should be watching these vids to break their habits and get new ideas.
I'm just issuing a PSA for a newbies: PLAY YOUR PIANO. You don't have to learn scales and chords and all that (but it helps). Just learn how to play your favorite melody, your favorite vocal lines, _learn to play your favorite bass lines_ and you will learn so much more than you could by watching this video.
It's a fine enough tip, but what exactly does it teach that videos can't? Without an actual explanation it just feels like something without basis that just helped you, and I doubt others would be inclined to follow suit.
you are an asd
@@G8tr1522 you are assuming though that people can execute what's in their head.
That's not a given.
@@Bthelick also everyone learns in different ways. i thought it would be common knowledge in today's times
Hello sir, ty for the video! What's the chance of getting some jungle related teachings? 🤗🙌🫶
Of course! Gotta acknowledge my country's original music!
@Bthelick Excellent!! Can't wait, thank you, Sir! 👌🙌🫶🫡