Damn prob the BEST tutorial I've watched for multi-layering samples for dat classic hip hop vibe! Appreciate you using our site for it as well, thanks Navie 🔥🙏
8:12 Some samples in Tracklib have "multi-tracks" which would have stems for the sounds. When there's a specific sound you like and you have this option, definitely utilize it. Much cleaner than EQ isolation.
Should do a video on basslines because thats what i have the most lacking, and im pretty sure more people, staying on the root note and having very interesting basslines are very different so please consider making one video with this theme Edit: I think my basslines are the best part of my production now lol
@@Dubbudha basslines are hard man, for me its the hardest part in beatmaking so most of the times i just add the root notes, i wanna make them jump up and downn but they are always offkey, also drill slides hard when you want them subtle
I still have all of my old 90s beat tapes. Watching this makes me want to post them to my channel! "Jamma* Wun" That bassline made this beat a banger! Awesome work!
THE best tutorial channel, especially for Boom Bap - Old School, New School, Future School, Pre-Historic School - you name it, Navie knows how to produce it! Thnx for the great video! 🙏
Have you ever done a DJ Muggs inspired video he was one of the best of the real boombap era. Cypress hill had the best beats for that dark Mobb Deep sounding vibe with the cool imagery to match
First I hit like then I watch the video. Thank you for putting all your heart and efforts out for these videos. Learning a lot with speed from your videos bro 🙏 much love.
Your explain is soo good . Every producer who want to make an old school style can take every idea from the tips . That is like masterclass for “choose” of every stuff you need in your beat You could make a video where you explain how to arrange an old school beat . Transients, how to mix it to lower freq as a transition for the next hook or something else 🙏🏼
I'm interested in hearing 'Baby Shark's as a grimy boom bap beat...dope....no matter how many times I watch this, I always learn something new, or a refresher in forgotten or overlooked techniques...dope!
This sounds awesome. I gotta admit, I wasn't 100% on board with the sample progression, but that bass really pulled it together. Never doubt Navie. Lesson learned. 👏🏿
So we're just not gonna talk about Sample 2 he picked at 1:20?? Completely threw me off guard! 🤣☠️ Navie man, u never fail to keep us all entertained and educated. Thank you sir 🤝🏾
Yo que soy de habla hispana, te digo que el contenido de tu canal sobre boom bap es brutal es muy completo, de los mejores canales sin duda , gracias 🙏🙏
There are a lot of tutorials explaining how to boombap out here, but yours is one of the best I've seen. Very interesting, easy to understand and helpful. Thank you! 👍
This is sooooo dope! I learned a lot watching this. This is my favorite type of music to make. I followed your directions and added my lil swag to it and I love what I came up with. Thank you again!
Yooo, Navie. Cool video, I watched the whole thing! I love sampling, but really strugled with this( But noooow... ) Btw, that was cool vocal scratch FX. Can you do a complex tutorial how to do a realistic scratching with Shaperbox 2, or any other stuff, if you will find way how to) And yeah, sorry for my English)
Thank you for posting this 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 I am so happy and grateful for your content more specifically your knowledge regarding old school boom bap beats. Just wondering if you have a top 10's favorite old school boom bap list?
What's up Navie D I have a question. When layering a Kick with another kick, In addition to adding an EQ on your secondary kick would you recommend decreasing some of the secondary kick's attack a smidge to make way for the snap of the main kick's attack?
Biggest thing with layering instruments that are the same is phase, especially with low end frequencies like 808s and kicks. If you layer a kick and it doesn’t hit hard, try flipping the polarity of one of the kicks, in addition to carving it out with EQ.
You think it's a good idea to sample funk for boom bap? I always wanted to try something like that but funk music has a lot of arrangement that you have to work around.
You're a dope producer, Navie. Your love and study of music shows, and your shit is consistently dope. But, I'd like to hear a little more swing in the drums for old school boombap. It also helps to get a sample of vinyl static and add it to the mix. Just enough to dirty the clean samples up and give it that old sampled-vinyl sound. (Especially for those using VST's or stuff like Landr samples.)
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Damn prob the BEST tutorial I've watched for multi-layering samples for dat classic hip hop vibe! Appreciate you using our site for it as well, thanks Navie 🔥🙏
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More old school boombap. Love it when you make one of these.
Thank you Aftermath! They are definitely fun to make
Likewise
Love boom bap as much as lofi, especially with jazzy tones to it
8:12 Some samples in Tracklib have "multi-tracks" which would have stems for the sounds. When there's a specific sound you like and you have this option, definitely utilize it. Much cleaner than EQ isolation.
Now this is a pro tip
the point of boom-bap is to not be clear
@@benceramay1997 dont gatekeep music let people have fun love
Should do a video on basslines because thats what i have the most lacking, and im pretty sure more people, staying on the root note and having very interesting basslines are very different so please consider making one video with this theme
Edit: I think my basslines are the best part of my production now lol
Hopefully we can like this enough that navie sees it.
I always blame the shitty speakers and headphones in my youth for my difficulties creating good bass lines..
@@Dubbudha basslines are hard man, for me its the hardest part in beatmaking so most of the times i just add the root notes, i wanna make them jump up and downn but they are always offkey, also drill slides hard when you want them subtle
Making real bass is super difficult for me… I’ll kill some 808 trap bass though. Realistic bass guitar bass though… nope
@@jonritchey8653 trap 808s are pretty easy tho, realistic bass and drill is where its at
I still have all of my old 90s beat tapes. Watching this makes me want to post them to my channel! "Jamma* Wun"
That bassline made this beat a banger! Awesome work!
That is a perfect recreation of 1994/1995 era beats.
😎 Thank you very much
THE best tutorial channel, especially for Boom Bap - Old School, New School, Future School, Pre-Historic School - you name it, Navie knows how to produce it! Thnx for the great video! 🙏
Have you ever done a DJ Muggs inspired video he was one of the best of the real boombap era. Cypress hill had the best beats for that dark Mobb Deep sounding vibe with the cool imagery to match
💯
Facts ! Muggs was insane ! Super dope.
Bless up Muggs. Without him, I don't think we would have the Alchemist. And without the Alchemist, there would be no me.
An Video like that would be great! This Beat is 🔥
Navie always giving free sauce. He the best on TH-cam forsure
First I hit like then I watch the video. Thank you for putting all your heart and efforts out for these videos. Learning a lot with speed from your videos bro 🙏 much love.
Thank you for the support Mukesh! You're a true patriot
I agree! I usually give Navie D a shoutout during my live streams!
bro this beat is absolutely INSANE and feels like something off a Nas album. unbelievable.
I love those 22 minutes type of videos ..
I really DO !
Currently writing a script for my next 22 minute type video :)
@@NavieD i will be watching that 22 minute type video :)
This video is dope! I grew up in the 90s boom bap era and you are spot on. 🤯
It was a good era, I must admit
@@NavieD right ! Such creative albums with such limited technology for the time. 🤙
Your explain is soo good . Every producer who want to make an old school style can take every idea from the tips . That is like masterclass for “choose” of every stuff you need in your beat
You could make a video where you explain how to arrange an old school beat . Transients, how to mix it to lower freq as a transition for the next hook or something else 🙏🏼
true
Brb, chopping up baby shark into the most fire banger of all time 🔥
I'm interested in hearing 'Baby Shark's as a grimy boom bap beat...dope....no matter how many times I watch this, I always learn something new, or a refresher in forgotten or overlooked techniques...dope!
This sounds awesome. I gotta admit, I wasn't 100% on board with the sample progression, but that bass really pulled it together. Never doubt Navie. Lesson learned. 👏🏿
that bassline is 🔥
Thank you Glizzy
This is why you're my favorite producer 🔥🔥🔥😩. Can't wait to finish exams so I can cook up again 😃
this texture detail 🤯🤯🤯 great video man! really appreciate
izotope vynil is also a very nice free plugin for oldschool boombap...and adding sum drum fills
I've been waiting for this
I like it, sounds like an OGC beat.
Best tutorial ive ever seen
Very kind, thank you Joel!
So we're just not gonna talk about Sample 2 he picked at 1:20?? Completely threw me off guard! 🤣☠️ Navie man, u never fail to keep us all entertained and educated. Thank you sir 🤝🏾
Smooth beat, I hope this comes out on a future beat tape
Yo que soy de habla hispana, te digo que el contenido de tu canal sobre boom bap es brutal es muy completo, de los mejores canales sin duda , gracias 🙏🙏
bro this is fire. taking me back.
Intro beat was 🔥
I swear Navie, one day people will say they are made men, because of your lessons and videos. Thank you.
I’ve been bumping Griselda and admiring their production for the last month, this couldn’t be better timing
w beat. Pharrell was awesome on working together, now I can see that picture wasn't fake
It's true, I taught him all that he knows basically
I love yours boombaps dawg ! This kind of beat fits so perfect , also ! Perfect timming men , like always
This beat reminds me of something a tribe called quest would spit on. Dope vid thank you for these over explained vids💯
Pete Rock vibes fasho 🔥
There are a lot of tutorials explaining how to boombap out here, but yours is one of the best I've seen. Very interesting, easy to understand and helpful. Thank you! 👍
The youtube algorithm has actually been recommending good videos for once. High quality content my man
This is fire
That's more like it. Love it when you make old school boom bap tutorials
Honestly, boombap is the most fun to produce of any genre
8:35 my man's making Bob ross boom bap. Slap da devil outta dem percussion samples g.
I love so much Boombap ! Thank you for this very useful video ;)
yesssssssssssssssssss, thank you SOO much for this video. been waiting for it
lol! right on the money. sound like a cassette from 94. good shit dude.
Thank you, awesome video.
Krush is really great. The automation features are neat, and it's sound can get real nice.
Decimort 2 is a joy to use. ❤️
Always Love your videos ❤
This maybe my favorite beat of yours since i've followed this channel. This whole tutorial was great!
Amazing as usual bro! I always get such valuable information from your tutorials. Thank you! 🙏🏾
Thankyou.
This video is gold
Like your videos. You know your history. I like it!
Cymatics Origin is also nice for vintage/bit crush/ lofi plugin
Yup! Love it. This is exactly what I use.
Also Dblue crusher have a good bit crush and it's free
Thank you for sharing!
And, the most important part: its free
@@kjellbeats Excatly
Love this video, going to re-study the videos you have listed and start adding boom bap to my collection!!
This Is Dope Navie 😊
Thank you Naldone!
Killed that... 💯💯💯💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾😎
can't wait for your course to drop!!
This is sooooo dope! I learned a lot watching this. This is my favorite type of music to make. I followed your directions and added my lil swag to it and I love what I came up with. Thank you again!
you are the GOAT 🙇🏽🙌🏽🔥
super cool video, thanks a lot!!
Yooo, Navie. Cool video, I watched the whole thing! I love sampling, but really strugled with this(
But noooow... )
Btw, that was cool vocal scratch FX. Can you do a complex tutorial how to do a realistic scratching with Shaperbox 2, or any other stuff, if you will find way how to)
And yeah, sorry for my English)
I'm watching you from Russia. thanks. useful
Dam that’s crazyyy🔥🔥🔥🔥
Yoo. Your free drum kit is dope 👍✨
Thank you Krunal! I hope those sounds have been useful
Yesssss 🔥 hi professor! 🤓
im here focusing on what you say and then you threw me off with the baby shark thing 😂😂
dope!
Thank you for posting this 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 I am so happy and grateful for your content more specifically your knowledge regarding old school boom bap beats. Just wondering if you have a top 10's favorite old school boom bap list?
What's up Navie D
I have a question.
When layering a Kick with another kick, In addition to adding an EQ on your secondary kick would you recommend decreasing some of the secondary kick's attack a smidge to make way for the snap of the main kick's attack?
Biggest thing with layering instruments that are the same is phase, especially with low end frequencies like 808s and kicks. If you layer a kick and it doesn’t hit hard, try flipping the polarity of one of the kicks, in addition to carving it out with EQ.
Your explanations are top tier man keep it up
ethereal beats tutorial is needed
Oooooh I think I could make a cool thumbnail for that too. Where I am a ghost or something
Very Nice Navie D!!!
Thank you!
Beautifully done 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Amazing
Very very good
Lord Finesse style 😎
I enjoyed making this beat
@@NavieD Brings me back to a bygone era. :)
Thank you, these videos help so much🙌
Good sir im u r fane
Always with dope tutorials bro ! 🔥
you should do beat battles/challenges that challenge the producers to make a beat using the techniques in your tutorials
Another banger! Great video man!
Nice tutorial
Bro, plz make a old school memphis tutorial
Great video! Thanks for sharing
Dope! I was needing this
Fire! 🔥🎹
You think it's a good idea to sample funk for boom bap? I always wanted to try something like that but funk music has a lot of arrangement that you have to work around.
Funk is great for drums, percussion and finding one-shots. But I have a hard time using it to build the core musical idea of my beats
@@NavieD makes sense. Thanks
HOOOOOOOEEEY!!!! Some serious Big L vibes on this one G!!! Well done!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Excelente Navie ♥
Thank you Mr Draper
Thank you
Thank YOU For watching
@@NavieD ✌
You can eat enchiladas to this beat, dope!
I needed this! Thanks
Boom-Nap? :-))
Cool results!!!
Love these videos and better beatmaker course
Wow
Is that a good wow or a bad wow
@@NavieD wow as in amazing , especially the scratch vocals damn you dope sir respect.
yo D Bagzzz. Can you do a tutorial on adding vocal scratches/chops to tracks? it would help out your beliebers so much thanksss xxx
Great vid...back in the day when layering samples how did producers get the right key with each sample with equipment like the SP1200
You're a dope producer, Navie. Your love and study of music shows, and your shit is consistently dope. But, I'd like to hear a little more swing in the drums for old school boombap. It also helps to get a sample of vinyl static and add it to the mix. Just enough to dirty the clean samples up and give it that old sampled-vinyl sound. (Especially for those using VST's or stuff like Landr samples.)
goooodd